Line should be at minimum -6.5 I know the Pacers are at home but there on a B2B and they have been exposed as frauds. Meanwhile the Spurs are on 17 game win streak and have been obliterating their opponents by 15+ points per game. Kawhi Leonard is better than that overrated chucker Paul George and Tony Parker should run lapse around Hill and I won't even mention how garbage Hibbert is. Spurs B team could probably win and cover tomorrow.
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Line should be at minimum -6.5 I know the Pacers are at home but there on a B2B and they have been exposed as frauds. Meanwhile the Spurs are on 17 game win streak and have been obliterating their opponents by 15+ points per game. Kawhi Leonard is better than that overrated chucker Paul George and Tony Parker should run lapse around Hill and I won't even mention how garbage Hibbert is. Spurs B team could probably win and cover tomorrow.
Pacers could play lock down defense and still by 10+ tomorrow. No way they stop everyone on the Spurs roster. Im gonna drop at least $600 if not more on them tomorrow. Pacers cant even score 90 points anymore.
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Pacers could play lock down defense and still by 10+ tomorrow. No way they stop everyone on the Spurs roster. Im gonna drop at least $600 if not more on them tomorrow. Pacers cant even score 90 points anymore.
Have you been watching the Pacers the last month or so. In there last 5 games they have they have yet to score over 84 points and they been held to average of 77 ppg. Spurs would need to be blind folded to score under 90 tomorrow.
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Quote Originally Posted by SykesSystem:
because they are going to lose straight up.
Have you been watching the Pacers the last month or so. In there last 5 games they have they have yet to score over 84 points and they been held to average of 77 ppg. Spurs would need to be blind folded to score under 90 tomorrow.
Theres a small chance poppy sits his guys and lets the bench players abuse Indy tomorrow.... keep that mind.....
Even with the B team playing a majority of the game the line should still be -6.5 at minimum. Spurs play team ball and no matter who they have out there they still move the ball better than anybody else and get good looks at the basket.
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Quote Originally Posted by GeneCam27:
Theres a small chance poppy sits his guys and lets the bench players abuse Indy tomorrow.... keep that mind.....
Even with the B team playing a majority of the game the line should still be -6.5 at minimum. Spurs play team ball and no matter who they have out there they still move the ball better than anybody else and get good looks at the basket.
Just a thought, and this could be completely off buuuut....Pop is a smart coach. Pacers are dwindling away their home court advantage. I really think whoever has home court advantage when Heat meet the Pacers in the East conf. finals will win. You think Pop and his Spurs want to meet the Heat again after last year (assuming Spurs win the west)? Could be a crazy theory but i wonder if Pop will lose this game on purpose or "rest up" as he calls it, so that Indiana can keep their grasp on the #1 seed in the East.
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Just a thought, and this could be completely off buuuut....Pop is a smart coach. Pacers are dwindling away their home court advantage. I really think whoever has home court advantage when Heat meet the Pacers in the East conf. finals will win. You think Pop and his Spurs want to meet the Heat again after last year (assuming Spurs win the west)? Could be a crazy theory but i wonder if Pop will lose this game on purpose or "rest up" as he calls it, so that Indiana can keep their grasp on the #1 seed in the East.
Just a thought, and this could be completely off buuuut....Pop is a smart coach. Pacers are dwindling away their home court advantage. I really think whoever has home court advantage when Heat meet the Pacers in the East conf. finals will win. You think Pop and his Spurs want to meet the Heat again after last year (assuming Spurs win the west)? Could be a crazy theory but i wonder if Pop will lose this game on purpose or "rest up" as he calls it, so that Indiana can keep their grasp on the #1 seed in the East.
That would be highly speculative. A team like the Spurs doesn't fear anyone and there main goal would be to have home court through out the playoffs. Plus there's no guarantee that the Pacers will even beat out the heat for the best record in the East.
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Quote Originally Posted by Lifes_A_Gamble:
Just a thought, and this could be completely off buuuut....Pop is a smart coach. Pacers are dwindling away their home court advantage. I really think whoever has home court advantage when Heat meet the Pacers in the East conf. finals will win. You think Pop and his Spurs want to meet the Heat again after last year (assuming Spurs win the west)? Could be a crazy theory but i wonder if Pop will lose this game on purpose or "rest up" as he calls it, so that Indiana can keep their grasp on the #1 seed in the East.
That would be highly speculative. A team like the Spurs doesn't fear anyone and there main goal would be to have home court through out the playoffs. Plus there's no guarantee that the Pacers will even beat out the heat for the best record in the East.
Off topic but who does Pops want to face from the East. Pacers or Heat. Might be a good game to lose.
As good as the Spurs are, it would be quite an achievement if they even make it back to the Finals. OKC has their number and its very hard to see the Spurs beating OKC 4 times.
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Quote Originally Posted by tuck321:
Off topic but who does Pops want to face from the East. Pacers or Heat. Might be a good game to lose.
As good as the Spurs are, it would be quite an achievement if they even make it back to the Finals. OKC has their number and its very hard to see the Spurs beating OKC 4 times.
Ive been fading the Pacers nonstop very profitably for the last month, however having said that I actually lean the Pacers here. They are still pretty formidable at home and this feels like one of those spots where they will put everything they have into this game/I can see Pop resting people and the Spurs not giving this game 100%. I can't really put it into logical analysis other than my gut feel after watching this league for years is that the team in the Pacers spot here seems to win outright the majority of the time. I will hate myself if it doesn't work out since Ive been betting against the Pacers every road game this month but think I'm rolling with the Pacers here.
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Ive been fading the Pacers nonstop very profitably for the last month, however having said that I actually lean the Pacers here. They are still pretty formidable at home and this feels like one of those spots where they will put everything they have into this game/I can see Pop resting people and the Spurs not giving this game 100%. I can't really put it into logical analysis other than my gut feel after watching this league for years is that the team in the Pacers spot here seems to win outright the majority of the time. I will hate myself if it doesn't work out since Ive been betting against the Pacers every road game this month but think I'm rolling with the Pacers here.