redbearde
Pretty much a regular
ML dogs: 80-138, 36.7%, +20.37 units
Spreads: 163-156-15, 48.8%, +4.98 units
Cavs -4.5 (-110) 2 units @wsex and a few other places
Utah is on a 4th in 5 on the road, and they go home for a couple days after this one. They have already lost the first 3, and now on the second B2B, they have to face the Cavs with a red fucking hot Lebron James.
03/13/2007 at Miami L 88 - 86
03/14/2007 at Orlando L 101 - 90
03/16/2007 at Philadelphia L 89 - 88
03/17/2007 at Cleveland N/A
Now, I'm not sure what the problem is with the Jazz, but they've now lost to 3 east conference teams in a row including an incredible meltdown against against the Heat. None of these East teams are threatening greatness (except, perhaps, the Heat, and they've yet to prove themselves on the road*)
*I know I bet on them at Jersey. Sufficed to say I don't think much of the Nets.
I do know that when I watched the Jazz beat everloving fuck out of the Pacers on the 7th, Williams took a shot to the knee, and when he went out, the offense faltered. He came back and performed well, but I've got to wonder if some nagging issue is stopping him from being all he can be. Add to that AK47 rolling his ankle, and even though he hasn't been that great this year, he's still probably the best cover corner in the association.
There's supposed to be quite the party in Cleveland to "welcome back" Carlos (locally known as) Loozer. I don't know if the team will have this one circled because of that, but they might because of the last game they played wherein the Jazz stole one at the end to win 99-98. Sure the Cavs covered that game, but like they gave a fuck about that...but the arena should be absofuckinglutely ROCKING tomorrow. The fans will be rabid, and boozer's going to receive all sorts of hate...
Here's an article explaining the Cleveland disposition toward him.
So we have the Cavs perhaps thinking about that last game, and they'll want to put this one away early and often if given the chance. We have the Jazz on a sweltering road trip wherein they've lost by a bucket twice (including to the perceived-as-weak Philly). This is the last game of a tough road trip, and it's against perhaps the strongest surging team in the East. Lebron is playing most excellently right now, and homefield has extra long grass to slow down Derron Williams...
Pinny has already moved the line to -5, so I decided to go ahead and hit it at -4.5 and eat the high juice.
The only other chalk I really like right off hand is Atlanta at Indiana. But I need to see the line and ruminate on it...
Spreads: 163-156-15, 48.8%, +4.98 units
Cavs -4.5 (-110) 2 units @wsex and a few other places
Utah is on a 4th in 5 on the road, and they go home for a couple days after this one. They have already lost the first 3, and now on the second B2B, they have to face the Cavs with a red fucking hot Lebron James.
03/13/2007 at Miami L 88 - 86
03/14/2007 at Orlando L 101 - 90
03/16/2007 at Philadelphia L 89 - 88
03/17/2007 at Cleveland N/A
Now, I'm not sure what the problem is with the Jazz, but they've now lost to 3 east conference teams in a row including an incredible meltdown against against the Heat. None of these East teams are threatening greatness (except, perhaps, the Heat, and they've yet to prove themselves on the road*)
*I know I bet on them at Jersey. Sufficed to say I don't think much of the Nets.
I do know that when I watched the Jazz beat everloving fuck out of the Pacers on the 7th, Williams took a shot to the knee, and when he went out, the offense faltered. He came back and performed well, but I've got to wonder if some nagging issue is stopping him from being all he can be. Add to that AK47 rolling his ankle, and even though he hasn't been that great this year, he's still probably the best cover corner in the association.
There's supposed to be quite the party in Cleveland to "welcome back" Carlos (locally known as) Loozer. I don't know if the team will have this one circled because of that, but they might because of the last game they played wherein the Jazz stole one at the end to win 99-98. Sure the Cavs covered that game, but like they gave a fuck about that...but the arena should be absofuckinglutely ROCKING tomorrow. The fans will be rabid, and boozer's going to receive all sorts of hate...
Here's an article explaining the Cleveland disposition toward him.
So we have the Cavs perhaps thinking about that last game, and they'll want to put this one away early and often if given the chance. We have the Jazz on a sweltering road trip wherein they've lost by a bucket twice (including to the perceived-as-weak Philly). This is the last game of a tough road trip, and it's against perhaps the strongest surging team in the East. Lebron is playing most excellently right now, and homefield has extra long grass to slow down Derron Williams...
Pinny has already moved the line to -5, so I decided to go ahead and hit it at -4.5 and eat the high juice.
The only other chalk I really like right off hand is Atlanta at Indiana. But I need to see the line and ruminate on it...