tuck321
Not all those who wander are lost
What I am seeing is the Spurs opened 6.5 favorites and it went down to 6 where it is sitting. So far i have seen 2 posters listing the Spurs as a strong bet. Maybe not.
Just as a spot it stinks. This will be the 9th game for the Spurs without 2 days off in 15 days. I watched the Suns at Spurs. It was a very draining game. Duncan was in steady contact with Shaq. He wound up with 15 rebounds but i wonder if he could stand up very well the next day. Parker beat Nash but it was far from easy. Nash went 10 of 22 with 11 asts. Remember the opening number was 6.5 and it was moved down. The Spurs play the Lakers at home on TNT Thursday.
The last time the Spurs played the Bobcats they won 86-84. The Bobcats were a missed 3 pointer away from winning the game. To be fair in that game the Spurs had a game at home the next day which hindered them but i would have to say they also had Manu. I would also say the Bobcats are far better now then than.
The Bobcats had 2 days off on the 4th and 5th and the 8th and 9th. They have won 6 in a row. Recently they took Orlando at Orlando to OT losing by 5. Earlier at the Lakers, they took them to OT and then won. This season they are 13 of 24 against the West. This is a rare moment where the Spurs do not automaticly have the best Coach. They could lose this game. It would help them a lot if Gooden could play but so far I believe he is unavailable and would be limited anyway first game. Bobcats are loaded with shooters now and the last 2 times Parker faced Felton it has been a very tight match. Bobcats also have 2 days off after this game so Brown can use his currently deep team any way he wants a liberty Pop does not have. Remember something. Spurs have lost 3 of their last 6 games. Forget just the spread here the Spurs could lose this game straight up. Valdamir, Bell, Diaw and Diop have all played for top Western teams and everone on this team is buying in to working hard for Brown.
This will definitely be points and ML here.
Just as a spot it stinks. This will be the 9th game for the Spurs without 2 days off in 15 days. I watched the Suns at Spurs. It was a very draining game. Duncan was in steady contact with Shaq. He wound up with 15 rebounds but i wonder if he could stand up very well the next day. Parker beat Nash but it was far from easy. Nash went 10 of 22 with 11 asts. Remember the opening number was 6.5 and it was moved down. The Spurs play the Lakers at home on TNT Thursday.
The last time the Spurs played the Bobcats they won 86-84. The Bobcats were a missed 3 pointer away from winning the game. To be fair in that game the Spurs had a game at home the next day which hindered them but i would have to say they also had Manu. I would also say the Bobcats are far better now then than.
The Bobcats had 2 days off on the 4th and 5th and the 8th and 9th. They have won 6 in a row. Recently they took Orlando at Orlando to OT losing by 5. Earlier at the Lakers, they took them to OT and then won. This season they are 13 of 24 against the West. This is a rare moment where the Spurs do not automaticly have the best Coach. They could lose this game. It would help them a lot if Gooden could play but so far I believe he is unavailable and would be limited anyway first game. Bobcats are loaded with shooters now and the last 2 times Parker faced Felton it has been a very tight match. Bobcats also have 2 days off after this game so Brown can use his currently deep team any way he wants a liberty Pop does not have. Remember something. Spurs have lost 3 of their last 6 games. Forget just the spread here the Spurs could lose this game straight up. Valdamir, Bell, Diaw and Diop have all played for top Western teams and everone on this team is buying in to working hard for Brown.
This will definitely be points and ML here.
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