That's exactly why I played Nets here. Sixers haven't see family not on Christmas and not on New Year. Doubt they care all that much about this game...
100% disagree. They care about this game, because they care about the season and have a coach that will have them focused. This extended home trip following the long road trip will make or break their season. They should have beaten Brooklyn in Brooklyn way back when their road trip began. After that game coach Collins bemoaned the foul shot differential and had to bite his tongue to avoid a fine.
On the other side of the ledger, the Nets are not a good ball club, and now they have a sexual assault investigation hanging over their heads going into tonight. Early reports say Blatche, but he denies....only the club knows for sure....if that's not a distraction, then I don't know what is.
Also leaning Lakers. Two players out, will help overall team focus, while detracting from Houston's focus. Lean Pacers and Pacers under as well.
Good Luck.
Few interesting points - a loss today and Suns will have their worst losing streak on the road in the last 27 years.
Skiles was fired because Bucks wanted to be more uptempo and score more. We should be looking for Over results in the next few Bucks games.
Maybe, maybe not. The 'uptempo' comment is inaccurate because the Bucks are seventh in the league in pace (ahead of teams like OKC and the Clippers, two teams the casual fan would just assume play at a high tempo). The 'scoring more' part, well, that's been a problem all season - 1) because the team constantly switches off in the 2H for some reason (49.3 1H, 46 2H) and 2) and this is the big part, because there's just not enough shots to go around between both Jennings and Ellis (when one goes cold, the entire offense goes cold). Plus both Jennings and Ellis could conceivably be gone at the end of the season, so I'm sure Skiles wanted no part of trying to rebuild around John Henson and Doron Lamb.Skiles was fired because Bucks wanted to be more uptempo and score more. We should be looking for Over results in the next few Bucks games.
In at least 2 games we have a situation where we know that
Atlanta is giving 100 %
Lakers are giving 100%
The situations speak for themselves
Problem is in the Laker game it seems unlikely to help them. Trends line up here along with logic.
That said over time i do not think betting against 100% effort pays so I pass that one
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Neither my local or bookmaker has a point prop for Kobe.