Scott Foster and the Heavily Moved Line

A little research into this topic reveals some interesting patterns.  Whether you buy into the fact that the NBA is a fixed league or not is regardless, the point is you can still make money if you know what to look for. 

After watching almost half of the game and seeing where the calls are going, it seems fairly obvious to me that Scott Foster is getting a little too generous towards the Heat (if you have not seen it with the Bulls and Pacers series). 

Line opened with the Spurs being a 2 point favorite, yet tipped at a 1 point dog.  I am not going to go into too much detail here because all of this is Googable (if that is a term yet) - but when Scott Foster is on a game where the line moves more than two points is a SOLID indicator the team of the direction of that movement will be a winner.

We can talk about all the interworkings of the matchups and psychology of a Game 4, but you are watching this game blind if you think the officials do not matter. 

Chalk it up for MIA 

you could have said your point here in 7 words or less.

You sometimes have to break the words down for the kids so they can understand.

Thanks for your valuable insight 

no no , well stated points 

you could have said your post in 12 words or less, still no difference.

nice to see you around mikado

many overlooked Scott Foster & even Mike Callahan for game 4. When both these two are reffing a Heat game ends up a Miami victory. FT's & PF"s are usually very lopsided. It's kinda even now but it willall be revealed in the 2nd half especially in the 3rd q.

Just trying to give the appearance of a close game. Spurs can actually outplay all of those bad calls unlike Indiana who got the life sucked out of them. Spurs just keep answering back like a big F U to the refs. Very entertaining.

Doubt you can do that with that much detail.  

Illegal defense, moving screens, and a flop-fest.  I knew I could count on Scott Foster to bring me a winner, but lose my faith in the NBA at the same time. 

Gotta love how this box score will indicate Game 4 was a balanced game officiating-wise.  Mr. Tax Evasion himself (Steve Javie) is providing some colorful, yet mind-dumbing entertainment.  I miss Charles Barkley's voice. 

Great post

The king will have his ring. Spurs betters are Bambi eyed. Refs and the goat means heat are the 2013 champs!!!!

The Big 3 kicked their arses in the 2nd half...Varsity vs JV....

This game was off within the first couple of minutes.  Pace.  Foul calls.  Misc official step ins.

You guys aren't watching the same game I did.  Heat called for 26 fouls and Spurs just 18.  Where's the bias?

Was on Heat, too many factors led me to them. Did anyone know also Game 3 had the lowest ratings in about 5 years, if you wanna play the ratings angle it looked good for Heat, yet that was the lowest on my angles, Stern will go out in style no doubt.

Kennedy i found was very bias towards SA....i thought foster as well but not as much

Naw ratings was the least thing I looked at, it had more to do with knowing how the Heat respond in these situations, kinda like Game 3 on the road in Indy when they blew them out. Its like they know they can win these games they just want to win by doing as least as possible when that doesnt work then they just play the style they know wins for them and that is uptempo, they feel no team can run with them over 4 quarters when they run, Indy showed they couldnt and Spurs showed it tonight.

This series kinda reminds me of how MIA played in the regular season.  

this is the best thread today. i was already big on the cheats. when i saw foster was reffing i was pretty much all in. i put the last of my bk in the 2h on the cheats. i'm having a hell of a fianls basing my plays on fixed and manipulated games.

keep it going Mikado.