Satyr
Paster of Muppets
Took Indiana already at +2 but only now found time to post, still great value in taking home doggy here.
Pacers ML (1.99 @ Pinnacle) 6 units
Indiana are 1 game behind Orlando for the final playoff spot and they were in a funk long enough, it's climbing time again. They've got most of their players healthy now, or healthier, as you wish, but most of them will play, with the only questionmark being Marquis Daniels.
They're coming off a morale boosting thumping of Miami Heat, and beat the Hawks almost equally convincing, but had the unfortunate schedule in between, meeting Texas' number 2 and 3 away, losing both games. Even against Houston they've shown losing way could be behind them, it's rather expected that a depleted, severely injury hit team turns the streak around once the formerly injured players start working their way back into the lineup.
Bulls' D isn't looking anywhere nearly as stingy as in prior weeks/months (they are allowing their last four opponents to shoot 50.0 percent overall), they were struggling both at home and on the road against lowly rated teams, barely beat Denver at home thanks to Tyrus Thomas' basket with two tenths of a second remaining on the clock, and I sincerely doubt they'll have enough steam and skill to beat the resurging Pacers.
I expect the Pacers to recapture their post trade chemistry again, use variety of shooters and solid interior D to beat the Bulls.
6 units is the call.
Will add mode shortly...
:cheers:
Pacers ML (1.99 @ Pinnacle) 6 units
Indiana are 1 game behind Orlando for the final playoff spot and they were in a funk long enough, it's climbing time again. They've got most of their players healthy now, or healthier, as you wish, but most of them will play, with the only questionmark being Marquis Daniels.
They're coming off a morale boosting thumping of Miami Heat, and beat the Hawks almost equally convincing, but had the unfortunate schedule in between, meeting Texas' number 2 and 3 away, losing both games. Even against Houston they've shown losing way could be behind them, it's rather expected that a depleted, severely injury hit team turns the streak around once the formerly injured players start working their way back into the lineup.
Bulls' D isn't looking anywhere nearly as stingy as in prior weeks/months (they are allowing their last four opponents to shoot 50.0 percent overall), they were struggling both at home and on the road against lowly rated teams, barely beat Denver at home thanks to Tyrus Thomas' basket with two tenths of a second remaining on the clock, and I sincerely doubt they'll have enough steam and skill to beat the resurging Pacers.
I expect the Pacers to recapture their post trade chemistry again, use variety of shooters and solid interior D to beat the Bulls.
6 units is the call.
Will add mode shortly...
:cheers:
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