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Yea that game is a bit confusing to me too...
Line dropped to -1 Wiz.
Bucks did rest their starters in the 2H, no one played over 30 minutes, they did get 2 out the past 3 days off but playing their 6th in 9 days. Wiz only playing their 5th in 10 days (6 in 13 days) so the Wiz are more well rested.
Bucks did get embarrassed by the Wiz a few weeks ago at home and may have had that on their minds, but the only problem with that is the Bucks are cold ATS and the Wiz are on fire ATS
thoughts?
Refs haven't been too gracious with home teams of small spreads (4.5 and under).
Line dropped to -1 Wiz.
Bucks did rest their starters in the 2H, no one played over 30 minutes, they did get 2 out the past 3 days off but playing their 6th in 9 days. Wiz only playing their 5th in 10 days (6 in 13 days) so the Wiz are more well rested.
Bucks did get embarrassed by the Wiz a few weeks ago at home and may have had that on their minds, but the only problem with that is the Bucks are cold ATS and the Wiz are on fire ATS
thoughts?
Refs haven't been too gracious with home teams of small spreads (4.5 and under).
MemphisFan
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Anyone know why the ATL/Portland total is so low? 182-183?
I would say the total looks low @ Portland cause its the same one that was put out for the game on MLK day ...so the books must feel there numbers are correct and rolling it out again....
With Wash @ Milw...simply look at WASH last 2 road games and ask yourself how much you want to LAY with them on the road? Dont think they covered outside of the Bucks game as road chalk which was minus Redd. That line was -3 and I think Milw might have been about -1.5 had he played....So take it for what its worth...:cheers:
With Wash @ Milw...simply look at WASH last 2 road games and ask yourself how much you want to LAY with them on the road? Dont think they covered outside of the Bucks game as road chalk which was minus Redd. That line was -3 and I think Milw might have been about -1.5 had he played....So take it for what its worth...:cheers:
brewer
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suns by 11. should have played it.
Tough with the injury reports...I would have played Chi with Gordon but didnt find out till last minute he wasnt it and went UNDER instead..
JPicks
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Redd out with left knee strain
By Charles F. Gardner
Sunday, Jan 27 2008, 04:38 PM
Bucks guard Michael Redd suffered a left knee strain while dunking the basketball in Toronto on Friday night, and he was not available for today's game against the Washington Wizards at the Bradley Center.
It was unclear how long Redd would be out of the lineup.
Redd suffered a left patellar tendon strain on Jan. 5 of last season, when he went up for a dunk in the final moments of a loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers. The Bucks went 3-17 in his absence as he recovered from the injury.
The Bucks' leading scorer recently missed four games with a deep left thigh bruise. He has played in 40 games this season (39 starts) and is averaging 23.0 points, 4.7 rebounds and 3.6 assists.
Royal Ivey was inserted in the starting lineup instead of Redd.
Reserve forward Charlie Villanueva also was sidelined today with a lower back strain.
"It's going to be other guys stepping up (for the Bucks)," said Wizards coach Eddie Jordan. "I felt good about where we were coming in here today, and we were preparing to play this game with Michael.
"As soon as they said, 'No Michael Redd,' I got more nervous. Andrew (Bogut) has been going pretty darn good the last six or seven games. Royal Ivey is not the player he was in Atlanta; he's become a lot more efficient. We know they have capable guys that have big confidence, whether it's Bobby Simmons or Mo (Williams) or Charlie Bell. They can step up and have good numbers and have a good game against us."
Redd also was out during the Wizards' last visit to Milwaukee on Jan. 4, when he had the thigh bruise suffered in Miami two nights earlier. Washington routed the Bucks that night, 101-77, in the first of four meetings this season.
By Charles F. Gardner
Sunday, Jan 27 2008, 04:38 PM
Bucks guard Michael Redd suffered a left knee strain while dunking the basketball in Toronto on Friday night, and he was not available for today's game against the Washington Wizards at the Bradley Center.
It was unclear how long Redd would be out of the lineup.
Redd suffered a left patellar tendon strain on Jan. 5 of last season, when he went up for a dunk in the final moments of a loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers. The Bucks went 3-17 in his absence as he recovered from the injury.
The Bucks' leading scorer recently missed four games with a deep left thigh bruise. He has played in 40 games this season (39 starts) and is averaging 23.0 points, 4.7 rebounds and 3.6 assists.
Royal Ivey was inserted in the starting lineup instead of Redd.
Reserve forward Charlie Villanueva also was sidelined today with a lower back strain.
"It's going to be other guys stepping up (for the Bucks)," said Wizards coach Eddie Jordan. "I felt good about where we were coming in here today, and we were preparing to play this game with Michael.
"As soon as they said, 'No Michael Redd,' I got more nervous. Andrew (Bogut) has been going pretty darn good the last six or seven games. Royal Ivey is not the player he was in Atlanta; he's become a lot more efficient. We know they have capable guys that have big confidence, whether it's Bobby Simmons or Mo (Williams) or Charlie Bell. They can step up and have good numbers and have a good game against us."
Redd also was out during the Wizards' last visit to Milwaukee on Jan. 4, when he had the thigh bruise suffered in Miami two nights earlier. Washington routed the Bucks that night, 101-77, in the first of four meetings this season.
The guess would be TMac....since he has been less then 100% in hsi return to date...
And Brewer your such a Quitter!:cheers::36_11_6:
Battier isnt gonna guard Deron...Utah isnt thinking about tmrw ....they NEED road wins and getting them w/o Yao and less then 100% TMac could be the remedy plus they also have payback....
With Yao should be a faster paced game and less interior presence to stop Boozer and the bigs.....:cheers:
With Yao should be a faster paced game and less interior presence to stop Boozer and the bigs.....:cheers:
Yeah whoever they are using at PG...Battier may switch to guard a big 2 guard but I dont recall him every guarding an opposing PG....
I played the over ...middle should be open...and utah simply has not shown the ability to stop anyone on the road...:cheers:
Sloppy early but eventually they should hit there stride. The closerthe game the better for a 2nd H over...should have played that Milw 2nd H over after there sluggish start...:cheers:
JPicks
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I think Nut hit it perfect. The Jazz could care less about the Spurs right now and if anything they anticipate a loss tomorrow, Jazz are the Spurs bitch, and right now they're tied with the Blazers for the 8th spot.
Little late now for my opinion. (shrug)
Love, love the 2nd half over if the 2nd quarter doesn't produce more than 28 or so.
Little late now for my opinion. (shrug)
Love, love the 2nd half over if the 2nd quarter doesn't produce more than 28 or so.
MemphisFan
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You think Sonics can score 100? Won't Artest be on Durant?
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