redbearde
Pretty much a regular
ML dogs: 73-127, 36.5%, +18.01 units
Spreads: 139-132-13, 48.94%, +7.74 units
Suns -5.5 (-110)
Nets -4.5 (+101)
because I'm a chalky square motherfucker, and the Suns are on a MISSION since Nash came back. Diaw is still questionable, and while it would be nice to have him and see less of Burke, I don't think he's strictly speaking...absolutely necessary.
Since Nash returned, they're 2-1-1 ATS with the one loss the DD spread to the road warrior Celtics.
On to the ML dogs...
Okay, so MILK has sucked the nipple of a male manatee for weeks, and now I'm supposed to believe they're -6 to the Warriors? I mean, okay. It's the warriors. Fine. But the last "victory" this squad has managed was at home against the 76ers. Maybe Mo and Redd really are the difference, and they'll blow the roof off of GSW, but at -6, I'm thinking I might just have some good quality Value here with the Warriors. 2.25 isn't out of line for an expectation at -6, and who knows...perhaps the action will yield me even more.
Minny beating Dallas? Right.:spank:
Washington, not without any 1 of the 3. With Antwan out and Caron ?, I have to give laying chalk with Nets some thought. The line strikes me as about right without 1 of them...without both, this line perhaps should be more like 7.
...and that's the frickin Nets........:down:
Hornets @ Cleveland. I know it's the Hornets on the road...something like this isn't pretty:
New Orleans is 4-13 SU in its last 17 games on the road
but consider
New Orleans is 16-6 ATS in its last 22 games
New Orleans is 6-2 SU in its last 8 games
And New Orleans BEAT the Cavs on December 11th as dogs.
unfortunately:
Cleveland is 4-1 ATS in its last 5 games when playing at home against New Orleans
Cleveland is 5-0 SU in its last 5 games when playing at home against New Orleans
But I don't think that's as important...this Hornets team is almost at .500, and they're competing pretty well without Paul. Now that he's back and getting back into form, I think the Hornets are damned dangerous.......of course they're tougher at home, and the Cavs have been just as tough on their homecourt, but again this should be over 2:1...2.25 isn't out of line at all, and at that number I may well take this shot.
depends on what I see when the money hits matchbook...
Spreads: 139-132-13, 48.94%, +7.74 units
Suns -5.5 (-110)
Nets -4.5 (+101)
because I'm a chalky square motherfucker, and the Suns are on a MISSION since Nash came back. Diaw is still questionable, and while it would be nice to have him and see less of Burke, I don't think he's strictly speaking...absolutely necessary.
Since Nash returned, they're 2-1-1 ATS with the one loss the DD spread to the road warrior Celtics.
On to the ML dogs...
Okay, so MILK has sucked the nipple of a male manatee for weeks, and now I'm supposed to believe they're -6 to the Warriors? I mean, okay. It's the warriors. Fine. But the last "victory" this squad has managed was at home against the 76ers. Maybe Mo and Redd really are the difference, and they'll blow the roof off of GSW, but at -6, I'm thinking I might just have some good quality Value here with the Warriors. 2.25 isn't out of line for an expectation at -6, and who knows...perhaps the action will yield me even more.
Minny beating Dallas? Right.:spank:
Washington, not without any 1 of the 3. With Antwan out and Caron ?, I have to give laying chalk with Nets some thought. The line strikes me as about right without 1 of them...without both, this line perhaps should be more like 7.
...and that's the frickin Nets........:down:
Hornets @ Cleveland. I know it's the Hornets on the road...something like this isn't pretty:
New Orleans is 4-13 SU in its last 17 games on the road
but consider
New Orleans is 16-6 ATS in its last 22 games
New Orleans is 6-2 SU in its last 8 games
And New Orleans BEAT the Cavs on December 11th as dogs.
unfortunately:
Cleveland is 4-1 ATS in its last 5 games when playing at home against New Orleans
Cleveland is 5-0 SU in its last 5 games when playing at home against New Orleans
But I don't think that's as important...this Hornets team is almost at .500, and they're competing pretty well without Paul. Now that he's back and getting back into form, I think the Hornets are damned dangerous.......of course they're tougher at home, and the Cavs have been just as tough on their homecourt, but again this should be over 2:1...2.25 isn't out of line at all, and at that number I may well take this shot.
depends on what I see when the money hits matchbook...