SACTOWN @ 3:1. R U kidding me ? Why, cause they beat the Heat on ESPN two night ago. Im with u, Fo Show.
Suns @ Hornets.
fuck that shit.
76ers off a loss might well be worth a go after this tough loss the Cavs endured because I bet their chalk yesterday. They must feel awfully screwed and disjointed.
Cleveland's only won 4 of the last 5. 76ers at 3.5:1 might seem like a pipe dream with how they've been playing, but they're on the road now, and perhaps I'll see it or better...who knows? They did just lose as 8.5pt dogs a couple days ago.....at home.
definitely the kind of team I should bet.
Indiana at 2:1 at Miami is definitely worth a try. it's at 4.5 now. I'd love to see +200. More is better.
lean to mia here
Riley issues challenge to Heat
Posted on Sat, Dec. 15, 2007
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Trying to shake his team from its inconsistent play, coach Pat Riley drew an imaginary line in the middle of the floor before Friday's practice.
Then, he left the players with two choices.
''Coach said there's a fine line with this team right now,'' guard Dwyane Wade said. ``We can either take a step to the right and be a great team. Or, we can step to the left and be one of the worst teams in the league.''
Either way, the message was clear. The Heat (6-16) is at a pivotal moment in its season as it carries the Eastern Conference's worst record into Friday's game against the visiting Pacers.
Two confidence-building road wins against the Clippers and Suns were followed by Thursday's demoralizing home loss to the Wizards, which led Riley to take inventory of his team's confidence and faith on Friday.
''I'm fighting the fight of faith -- that the locker room is going to be OK, that the guys are going to play hard every night, that they're not going to lose their confidence,'' Riley said. ``The guys feel absolutely horrible that they're losing. They all have pride. . . . You just have to find a way to dig yourself out of it.''
• Riley said Jason Williams would remain the starting point guard, despite his inconsistency and the recent improved play of Chris Quinn.
"He's the best ballhandler we have," Adelman said. "He gets down the court. He gets the ball in the right spot the easiest of all of our guards, understands what we're trying to do. And he's one of our better team defenders, too. He's just a solid player. We really missed him in those two games he didn't play."
"Just trying to keep some maintenance," Francis said about his recent trip to a Houston rehabilitation specialist. "I don't want to break down at all. That Toronto game, I was beat. That was my first game starting. I was pretty sore the next day."
Well if Heat don't cover I hope they lose SU so you can collect.
BOL w/ the other plays RB