Posted:
#51
good one tomorrow too out west
NBL & WNBL
Posted:
#55
Ok so we have 3 games across both leagues tomorrow.
The WNBL game is a big one, Rangers @ Perth. Rangers 1st, Perth 3rd. Both teams playing good ball of late. Line is currently Perth +1.5 which isn't a big surprise seeing that Rangers went to Perth and beat them fairly easily last time. Plenty of time to cap before tip-off. BOL everyone
NBL has the Kings vs NZ which is a hard game to cap seeing that Mitchell is not out for NZ and the Kings got a nice road win the other night. Other game is a no play for me, Cairns vs Bullets. Ugly came IMHO and won't touch it.
The WNBL game is a big one, Rangers @ Perth. Rangers 1st, Perth 3rd. Both teams playing good ball of late. Line is currently Perth +1.5 which isn't a big surprise seeing that Rangers went to Perth and beat them fairly easily last time. Plenty of time to cap before tip-off. BOL everyone
Posted:
#56
Nbl has been a graveyard for favourites over the last couple of seasons, seems like any team laying more than 2 pts rarely ever covers the number.. looking at this cairns vs bullets game, that line in just about any other league in the world would be soft as butter given what Cairns has to play for, what Brisbane doesn't have to play for and the fact they're missing, what, four starters?
But that -4.5 for cairns has death written all over it .. I feel like I can almost guarantee that simply by virtue of being the favourite, the taipans will struggle to put away what is virtually an ABA lineup
Posted:
#57
Quote Originally Posted by Jive_Turkey:
Nbl has been a graveyard for favourites over the last couple of seasons, seems like any team laying more than 2 pts rarely ever covers the number.. looking at this cairns vs bullets game, that line in just about any other league in the world would be soft as butter given what Cairns has to play for, what Brisbane doesn't have to play for and the fact they're missing, what, four starters?
Nbl has been a graveyard for favourites over the last couple of seasons, seems like any team laying more than 2 pts rarely ever covers the number.. looking at this cairns vs bullets game, that line in just about any other league in the world would be soft as butter given what Cairns has to play for, what Brisbane doesn't have to play for and the fact they're missing, what, four starters?
But that -4.5 for cairns has death written all over it .. I feel like I can almost guarantee that simply by virtue of being the favourite, the taipans will struggle to put away what is virtually an ABA lineup
Completely agree Jive.. Cairns as a fav is always a worry and no play for me at all as Bullets missing players and are basically out of the running now. Haven't seen a NBL ladder for so long where majority of the teams are below 500%.
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