Tuesday 02/18/2014 NBA Discussion

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[TH="class: linesHeader"]Total Points[/TH]
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[TD="colspan: 8"]<small>Cleveland Cavaliers at Philadelphia 76ers</small>[/TD]
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[TD]Tue 2/18[/TD]
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[TD]501 Cleveland Cavaliers[/TD]
[TD]<input id="radiox" value="S1_0" name="radiox" type="radio"> -4 -110[/TD]
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[TD]<input id="radiox" value="L1_0" name="radiox" type="radio">o208½ -110 [/TD]
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[TD]7:05PM [/TD]
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[TD]502 Philadelphia 76ers[/TD]
[TD]<input id="radiox" value="S2_0" name="radiox" type="radio"> +4 -110 [/TD]
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[TD]<input id="radiox" value="L2_0" name="radiox" type="radio">u208½ -110 [/TD]
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[TD="colspan: 8"]<small>Toronto Raptors at Washington Wizards</small>[/TD]
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[TD]Tue 2/18[/TD]
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[TD]503 Toronto Raptors[/TD]
[TD]<input id="radiox" value="S1_1" name="radiox" type="radio"> +3 -110[/TD]
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[TD]<input id="radiox" value="L1_1" name="radiox" type="radio">o195 -110 [/TD]
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[TD]7:05PM [/TD]
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[TD]504 Washington Wizards[/TD]
[TD]<input id="radiox" value="S2_1" name="radiox" type="radio"> -3 -110 [/TD]
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[TD]<input id="radiox" value="L2_1" name="radiox" type="radio">u195 -110 [/TD]
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[TD="colspan: 8"]<small>Atlanta Hawks at Indiana Pacers</small>[/TD]
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[TD]Tue 2/18[/TD]
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[TD]505 Atlanta Hawks[/TD]
[TD]<input id="radiox" value="S1_2" name="radiox" type="radio"> +10½ -110[/TD]
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[TD]<input id="radiox" value="L1_2" name="radiox" type="radio">o191 -110 [/TD]
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[TD]7:05PM [/TD]
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[TD]506 Indiana Pacers[/TD]
[TD]<input id="radiox" value="S2_2" name="radiox" type="radio"> -10½ -110 [/TD]
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[TD]<input id="radiox" value="L2_2" name="radiox" type="radio">u191 -110 [/TD]
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[TD="colspan: 8"]<small>Charlotte Bobcats at Detroit Pistons</small>[/TD]
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[TD]Tue 2/18[/TD]
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[TD]507 Charlotte Bobcats[/TD]
[TD]<input id="radiox" value="S1_3" name="radiox" type="radio"> +4½ -110[/TD]
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[TD]<input id="radiox" value="L1_3" name="radiox" type="radio">o203 -110 [/TD]
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[TD]7:35PM [/TD]
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[TD]508 Detroit Pistons[/TD]
[TD]<input id="radiox" value="S2_3" name="radiox" type="radio"> -4½ -110 [/TD]
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[TD]<input id="radiox" value="L2_3" name="radiox" type="radio">u203 -110 [/TD]
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[TD="colspan: 8"]<small>Orlando Magic at Milwaukee Bucks</small>[/TD]
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[TD]Tue 2/18[/TD]
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[TD]511 Orlando Magic[/TD]
[TD]<input id="radiox" value="S1_4" name="radiox" type="radio"> -2 -110[/TD]
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[TD]<input id="radiox" value="L1_4" name="radiox" type="radio">o191½ -110 [/TD]
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[TD]8:05PM [/TD]
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[TD]512 Milwaukee Bucks[/TD]
[TD]<input id="radiox" value="S2_4" name="radiox" type="radio"> +2 -110 [/TD]
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[TD]<input id="radiox" value="L2_4" name="radiox" type="radio">u191½ -110 [/TD]
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[TD="colspan: 8"]<small>Miami Heat at Dallas Mavericks</small>[/TD]
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[TD]Tue 2/18[/TD]
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[TD]513 Miami Heat[/TD]
[TD]<input id="radiox" value="S1_5" name="radiox" type="radio"> -2 -110[/TD]
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[TD]<input id="radiox" value="L1_5" name="radiox" type="radio">o209 -110 [/TD]
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[TD]8:35PM [/TD]
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[TD]514 Dallas Mavericks[/TD]
[TD]<input id="radiox" value="S2_5" name="radiox" type="radio"> +2 -110 [/TD]
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[TD]<input id="radiox" value="L2_5" name="radiox" type="radio">u209 -110 [/TD]
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[TD="colspan: 8"]<small>San Antonio Spurs at Los Angeles Clippers</small>[/TD]
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[TD]Tue 2/18[/TD]
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[TD]517 San Antonio Spurs[/TD]
[TD]<input id="radiox" value="S1_6" name="radiox" type="radio"> +5 -110[/TD]
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[TD]<input id="radiox" value="L1_6" name="radiox" type="radio">o210 -110 [/TD]
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[TD]10:35PM [/TD]
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[TD]518 Los Angeles Clippers[/TD]
[TD]<input id="radiox" value="S2_6" name="radiox" type="radio"> -5 -110 [/TD]
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[TD]<input id="radiox" value="L2_6" name="radiox" type="radio">u210 -110 [/TD]
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[hugh613]

NBA information

Hot teams
-- Pacers won five of their last seven games.
-- Cleveland won/covered its last four games.
-- Raptors won six of last nine games (6-2-1 vs spread).
-- Detroit won three of its last four games. Charlotte covered five of its last seven.
-- Grizzlies won three of their last four games.
-- Magic won three of its last four games.
-- Miami won eight of its last ten games. Dallas won six of last seven.
-- Spurs won five of their last seven games. Clippers won their last three games, scoring 121 ppg.

Cold Teams
-- Hawks lost their last five games (0-5 vs spread).
-- 76ers lost their last eight games (2-6 vs spread).
-- Wizards lost four of their last five games.
-- Knicks lost five of their last six games.
-- Bucks lost 19 of last 21 games, covered five of last six.
-- Denver lost its last four games, all by 17+ points. Suns lost three of their last four games.

Series records
-- Pacers won three of last four games with Indiana.
-- Home side won six of last seven Cleveland-Philly games.
-- Raptors won last three games with Wizards by 10-8-13 points.
-- Pistons won eight of last ten games with Charlotte.
-- Knicks lost three of their last four games with Memphis.
-- Magic won last three games with Milwaukee by 10-3-11 points.
-- Heat won their last five games with Dallas.
-- Suns are 3-0 vs Dallas this year, winning by 11-4-14 points.
-- Clippers lost three in row, 19 of last 23 games vs San Antonio.

Totals
-- Four of last five Atlanta games stayed under total.
-- Six of last seven Cleveland-Philly games stayed under.
-- Six of last seven Raptor-Wizard games stayed under.
-- 14 of last 17 Charlotte-Detroit games went over.
-- Seven of last ten New York games went over total; last four Memphis games stayed under.
-- Seven of last ten Orlando games stayed under.
-- Last seven Miami-Dallas games went over the total.
-- Five of last seven Phoenix-Dallas games went over.
-- Five of last six San Antonio games went over total.

http://armadillosports.com/cbasketball.html
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[CASH]

only Hawk player participating in the ASG was Millsap.

Think Indy's D could be soft, no time to practice and had the coach, hibbert and George at ASG...

 

[tuck321]

Early lean to Suns
<header> [h=2]Nuggets need to tank, tank, tank away ...[/h] By Andrew Feinstein @denverstiffs on Feb 16 2014, 10:36p 956
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With 29 games left to be played in the 2013-14 Denver Nuggets season, it's clear to this fan that the mid-season strategy needs to be radically different from the pre-season strategy.
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The Denver Nuggets were eerily absent from the 2014 NBA All-Star Weekend. You'd think between the Rising Stars challenge, all the nonsense the NBA throws at us on Saturday and the Sunday All-Star showcase, at least one Nugget player would have been a participant.
But not this year.
In fact, the Nuggets were so absent from the festivities that I couldn't even spot Supermascot Rocky during the television coverage throughout the weekend (I'll have to confirm with my colleague Nate Timmons on whether or not Rocky was there).
But in a sense, the absence of Nugget players (and mascots) from All-Star Weekend is just a microcosm of the season Nuggets fans have endured: a forgotten one.
It wasn't supposed to be this way. In the wake of departures to head coach George Karl, star swingman Andre Iguodala and role players Corey Brewer and Kosta Koufos, the 2013-14 Denver Nuggets were assembled to keep the status quo for professional basketball in Denver in-tact - i.e. improve incrementally while making the playoffs for the 11th consecutive season, the NBA's second-longest playoff appearance streak second only to the San Antonio Spurs.
51 games later, thanks to a plethora of fluky injuries and some head-scratching strategic decisions by incoming head coach Brian Shaw, the Nuggets are sitting three games under .500 and six games back of the Western Conference's eighth playoff seed. Throw in the certainty of Danilo Gallinari, JaVale McGee, Nate Robinson and Andre Miller being out for the remainder of the season and the likeliness of Ty Lawson sitting out for several more games while nursing a cracked rib, the Nuggets have as much chance of making the playoffs as my injury-riddled fantasy NBA team does (read: slim to none).
Nearly two months before this current NBA season began, the pro-"tanksters" were invading our commenting section advocating for the Nuggets to throw away the 2013-14 campaign in hopes of landing a top-five pick in the highly anticipated 2014 NBA Draft. In response to that movement, at the time I wrote the following:

To me, the 2013-14 Nuggets don't represent a "tanking opportunity." The roster isn't old. The roster should be able to compete for a playoff spot. The roster possesses a lot of talent, youth and flexibility.
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Those four sentences made a lot of sense in September. And October. And November. And even December. But with the ugly spate of injuries befallen our Nuggets, the unnecessary losses to the likes of the Utah Jazz, Cleveland Cavaliers and Philadelphia 76ers and facing a Western Conference playoff race that will require at least 48 wins just to get into the post-season dance, the Nuggets' current reality no longer squares with pre-season expectations.
It's time to tank.
The 2013-14 Nuggets should take a cue from the 1993-94 Detroit Pistons and 1996-97 San Antonio Spurs. Those Pistons could have brought star guard Isiah Thomas back earlier from an Achilles tendon rupture to salvage a tough season, but opted not to knowing that a high lottery pick meant a shot at Glenn Robinson, Jason Kidd, Grant Hill, Donyell Marshall or Juwan Howard (the Pistons ended up with Hill and a 54-win team two years later). Just three years later, the Spurs followed suit by resting star center David Robinson for many more games than was necessary as Robinson could have returned from a back injury mid-season, and lucked into the number one pick in the 1997 draft where they drafted some guy out of Wake Forest named Tim Duncan.
Obviously, there are many differences between the state of this season's Nuggets and those aforementioned Pistons and Spurs. Those Pistons and Spurs teams won just 20 games apiece whereas this season's Nuggets have already won 24 and will probably win 12-16 more games. Moreover, those Pistons and Spurs didn't have to contend with so many purposefully tanking teams as the Nuggets do this season (six by my count - Milwaukee, Philadelphia, Orlando, L.A. Lakers, Boston and Utah) combined with teams not trying to tank but remain awful nonetheless (five - Sacramento, Cleveland, Detroit, New Orleans and Minnesota). Sadly, it seems likely that the Nuggets - whether with their own 2014 pick or the one they get from the New York Knicks - will fall right outside the 2014 NBA Draft's top seven picks, a demarcation point where the talent goes from "could be a franchise player" to "crapshoot."
But similarly to those Pistons and Spurs squads of yesteryear, this season's Nuggets are a playoff team when their star player (in the Nuggets' case, Lawson) and complimentary players are healthy. Giving them the unique opportunity to add talent to an already talented roster and real roster flexibility with which to make deals during the 2014 off-season. Meaning, while it might be painful for the Nuggets' 10-year streak of playoff appearances to come to an abrupt end this April, Nuggets fans can reasonably expect them (again, when healthy) to be a bona fide playoff threat in April 2015.
So instead of looking at how many games back of the eighth seed the Nuggets currently are, perhaps we should be looking in the other direction at how many games back they are of the would-be seventh spot in the NBA Draft Lottery. At present, the Nuggets are 5.5 games back of the coveted seventh spot (which comes with a 4.3% chance of actually winning the lottery) while being 5 games back of the eighth (2.8% chance) and 4.5 games back of the ninth (1.7% chance) would-be NBA Draft selection. But the nice thing about the 2014 NBA Draft is that just being in the top-five is a huge advantage in and of itself.
A season once thought to be a transition year with an 11th straight playoff appearance has surprisingly set itself up for a tanking opportunity. The Nuggets should take full advantage of that by telling Ty Lawson to take his time with that rib injury.
Like, at least a month or two.

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[tuck321]

Bobcats schedule

• Roster
• Player Statistics
• Remaining Schedule
• Past Results
• Team Page

Remaining Schedule

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[TD="width: 9%"]Result[/TD]
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[TD] 02/18/14 Tue[/TD]
[TD] @ Detroit [/TD]
[TD] 12/20/13 W 116-106[/TD]
[TD] 6/191.5[/TD]
[TD] W/O[/TD]
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[TD] 02/19/14 Wed[/TD]
[TD] Detroit [/TD]
[TD] 12/20/13 W 116-106[/TD]
[TD] 6/191.5[/TD]
[TD] W/O[/TD]
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[TD] 02/21/14 Fri[/TD]
[TD] New Orleans [/TD]
[TD] 11/02/13 L 84-105[/TD]
[TD] 8.5/184.5[/TD]
[TD] L/O[/TD]
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[TD] 02/22/14 Sat[/TD]
[TD] Memphis [/TD]
[TD] 04/09/13 L 75-94[/TD]
[TD] 13.5/183[/TD]
[TD] L/U[/TD]
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[TD] 02/28/14 Fri[/TD]
[TD] @ San Antonio [/TD]
[TD] 02/08/14 L 100-104[/TD]
[TD] 5/192[/TD]
[TD] W/O[/TD]
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[TD] 03/02/14 Sun[/TD]
[TD] @ Oklahoma City [/TD]
[TD] 12/27/13 L 85-89[/TD]
[TD] 7/195.5[/TD]
[TD] W/U[/TD]
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[TD] 03/03/14 Mon[/TD]
[TD] @ Miami [/TD]
[TD] 01/18/14 L 96-104[/TD]
[TD] 6.5/192.5[/TD]
[TD] L/O[/TD]
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[TD] 03/05/14 Wed[/TD]
[TD] Indiana [/TD]
[TD] 12/13/13 L 94-99[/TD]
[TD] 12/183.5[/TD]
[TD] W/O[/TD]
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[TD] 03/07/14 Fri[/TD]
[TD] Cleveland [/TD]
[TD] 11/15/13 W 86-80[/TD]
[TD] 6/187[/TD]
[TD] W/U[/TD]
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[TD] 03/08/14 Sat[/TD]
[TD] @ Memphis [/TD]
[TD] 04/09/13 L 75-94[/TD]
[TD] 13.5/183[/TD]
[TD] L/U[/TD]
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Just a guess but do not see Bobcats as friends of Detroit.
Bobcats better on 3 plus rest
Bobcats seem just a better smarter team. Still this is the East so definitely interested in other opinions as the new Detroit is a mystery to me.
Over might be best but BAR mentioned that Detroit totals might be shifting with new manager

 

[tuck321]

Possible auto play on Cleveland.
Philadelphia has 15 wins
Milwaukee has flexibility with only 9 wins but
Lakers 18
Kings 18
Utah 19
Boston 19
Orlando 16
Seems like Philadelphia should be guarding their position.
Hard to see how you lose as a simple chase structure should get you home with the cash.
Or not

While watching the Sixers get subsequently manhandled by the Clippers and Warriors earlier this week, the predominant thought by those watching was simply, "how on God's green earth did this team win 15 games this year?"
I tried to explain how the Sixers were victorious through their first 3 games of the season, but figuring out a trend during these last 12 wins seemed a lot more difficult. Some chalked the W's up to "schedule wins" and catching opposing teams on a SEGABABA.

2014 NBA Draft

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But there's also this: 11 of the 12 teams the Sixers have beaten since Spencer Hawes was finger-pistoling the Bulls off the Wells Fargo Center floor have come against teams in the bottom half of the NBA in forcing turnovers, per NBA.com.
Seven of those 12 teams rank in the bottom-10, the Kings rank 20th and the Cavs rank 19[SUP]th[/SUP]. Of the other three teams, the Knicks and Bucks rank 15[SUP]th[/SUP] and the Nets rank 8[SUP]th[/SUP].
It makes sense. While the Sixers are the second best team in the league, behind only the Heat, at forcing turnovers, they‘re also in the cellar at turning the ball over, giving the rock up a whopping 17.2 times per game. The high number of turnovers is certainly due to Brett Brown's preferred pace and the majority of his players' inability to create his own shot.
"It continues to haunt us," Brown said of his team's incredible tendency to turn the ball over after their loss in Brooklyn on Feb. 3. "We have to get more responsible with the ball and I have to do a better job because it bites us continually."
When facing a team that doesn't force Michael Carter-Williams to pass to his offensively-challenged teammates and then doesn't jump into the passing lanes, that's when you see the Sixers play more efficiently in the half-court. This team is currently dead-last in offensive efficiency as well. So it takes some impressively bad defense to force this offense to look competent.
With that in mind, it might not be a coincidence that the Sixers were absolutely demolished by the Warriors and Clippers, which rank 9[SUP]th[/SUP] and 12[SUP]th[/SUP] in the league in forcing turnovers, respectively, while the team challenged the Jazz, a team that ranks 29[SUP]th[/SUP] in the league in that category, until the final buzzer on Wednesday.
Moving forward, 18 of the 28 games remaining on the Sixers roster come against teams that fall in the bottom-half of the league in forcing turnovers. Just something to keep your eye on.

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So Cleveland gets 13.9 turnovers from opponents this year
13 from Wiz
14 Memphis
14 Kings
16 Detroit
Seems the right direction but the history stinks
Last 4 games in sequence Cleveland had 18, 13 in OT, 12 and 10 turnovers.

 

[tuck321]

I want to say Clippers minus 5
Poor day of week
Bad history on 3 plus off.
Still I think at home off an ATS loss they are 7-3 ATs
I think Spurs are loaded with injuries. Parker 13 assists in last 3 starts!!
These teams have been crushing each other on the road.
Call it a clear lean. Anyone else posting. hello.
Have made small plays on Clippers minus 4.5 and Cleveland minus 4. May run like a thief later but wanted to get down at these numbers.

 

[barmeezee]

God everyone is gonna be pounding Miami ..my boy who is a sucker already hit me up asking me to bet it for him ...I hope it's one of them easy ones

 

[tuck321]

Would not count on that. Dallas 9-1 last 10 at home on Tuesday. And the next 2 teams the Heat play beat them last time they played and Dallas is playing with good rest and major revenge.

 

[tuck321]

POINTWISE

NBA KEY RELEASES
CHARLOTTE over Detroit (Tues) RATING: 3
TORONTO over Washington (Tues) RATING: 4

(7:05) PHILADELPHIA 76ERS 111 - Cleveland Cavs 104 _____ _____

(7:05) Toronto Raptors 108 - WASHINGTON 97 _____ _____

(7:05) INDIANA PACERS 96 - Atlanta Hawks 90 _____ _____

(7:35) Charlotte Bobcats 100 - DETROIT PISTONS 95 _____ _____

(8:05) MEMPHIS GRIZZLIES 103 - New York Knicks 99 _____ _____

(8:05) Orlando Magic 102 - MILWAUKEE BUCKS 99 _____ _____

(8:35) DALLAS MAVERICKS 98 - Miami Heat 95 _____ _____

(9:05) DENVER NUGGETS 110 - Phoenix Suns 101 _____ _____

(10:35) San Antonio Spurs 109 - LA CLIPPERS 103 _____ _____

BEST BETS
TORONTO (4)
CHARLOTTE (3)
SAN ANTONIO​

 

[tuck321]

Interesting picks. But Philadelphia.
at home on Tuesday

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[TD="width: 10%"]HOME[/TD]
[TD="width: 10%"]PTS[/TD]
[TD="width: 10%"]AWAY[/TD]
[TD="width: 10%"]PTS[/TD]
[TD="width: 10%"]SU RESULT[/TD]
[TD="width: 10%"]H LINE[/TD]
[TD="width: 10%"]ATS RESULT[/TD]
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[TD="width: 10%"]O/U RESULT[/TD]

[TD="class: AlternatingData1, width: 10%"]12/03/2013[/TD]
[TD="class: AlternatingData1, width: 10%"]PHI[/TD]
[TD="class: AlternatingData1, width: 10%"]126[/TD]
[TD="class: AlternatingData1, width: 10%"]ORL[/TD]
[TD="class: AlternatingData1, width: 10%"]125[/TD]
[TD="class: AlternatingData1, width: 10%"]W[/TD]
[TD="class: AlternatingData1, width: 10%"]-3½[/TD]
[TD="class: AlternatingData1, width: 10%"]L[/TD]
[TD="class: AlternatingData1, width: 10%"]206[/TD]
[TD="class: AlternatingData1, width: 10%"]O[/TD]

[TD="class: AlternatingData2, width: 10%"]03/05/2013[/TD]
[TD="class: AlternatingData2, width: 10%"]PHI[/TD]
[TD="class: AlternatingData2, width: 10%"]101[/TD]
[TD="class: AlternatingData2, width: 10%"]BOS[/TD]
[TD="class: AlternatingData2, width: 10%"]109[/TD]
[TD="class: AlternatingData2, width: 10%"]L[/TD]
[TD="class: AlternatingData2, width: 10%"]2½[/TD]
[TD="class: AlternatingData2, width: 10%"]L[/TD]
[TD="class: AlternatingData2, width: 10%"]183[/TD]
[TD="class: AlternatingData2, width: 10%"]O[/TD]

[TD="class: AlternatingData1, width: 10%"]02/26/2013[/TD]
[TD="class: AlternatingData1, width: 10%"]PHI[/TD]
[TD="class: AlternatingData1, width: 10%"]84[/TD]
[TD="class: AlternatingData1, width: 10%"]ORL[/TD]
[TD="class: AlternatingData1, width: 10%"]98[/TD]
[TD="class: AlternatingData1, width: 10%"]L[/TD]
[TD="class: AlternatingData1, width: 10%"]-8½[/TD]
[TD="class: AlternatingData1, width: 10%"]L[/TD]
[TD="class: AlternatingData1, width: 10%"]185½[/TD]
[TD="class: AlternatingData1, width: 10%"]U[/TD]

[TD="class: AlternatingData2, width: 10%"]01/15/2013[/TD]
[TD="class: AlternatingData2, width: 10%"]PHI[/TD]
[TD="class: AlternatingData2, width: 10%"]99[/TD]
[TD="class: AlternatingData2, width: 10%"]NOH[/TD]
[TD="class: AlternatingData2, width: 10%"]111[/TD]
[TD="class: AlternatingData2, width: 10%"]L[/TD]
[TD="class: AlternatingData2, width: 10%"]-3[/TD]
[TD="class: AlternatingData2, width: 10%"]L[/TD]
[TD="class: AlternatingData2, width: 10%"]183½[/TD]
[TD="class: AlternatingData2, width: 10%"]O[/TD]

[TD="class: AlternatingData1, width: 10%"]01/08/2013[/TD]
[TD="class: AlternatingData1, width: 10%"]PHI[/TD]
[TD="class: AlternatingData1, width: 10%"]89[/TD]
[TD="class: AlternatingData1, width: 10%"]BKN[/TD]
[TD="class: AlternatingData1, width: 10%"]109[/TD]
[TD="class: AlternatingData1, width: 10%"]L[/TD]
[TD="class: AlternatingData1, width: 10%"]-1½[/TD]
[TD="class: AlternatingData1, width: 10%"]L[/TD]
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[tuck321]

Denver---how.
Bobcats why not and Dallas as well.
Spurs---will try. Obviously with Portland the next day.
They still have no covers this year when they lose on the road.

 

[divol]

I like Wizards and Memphis at first glance.

Memphis need wins and badly. Obviously Knicks need them as well, but when both teams need a W, the better team will get it 80% of the time and I believe that Memphis are such a team.

As for the Wizards, the next 4 - 6 games will determine will they fight for the home court advantage in the first round or for a playoff spot. Somehow, I just can't see them dropping 3 games below 50%.

 

[divol]

Also like Cleveland and Detroit. Detroit and Charlotte are H2H at the moment for the final playoff spot. Detroit has the size and I just doubt they will lose two in a row at home, to direct playoff rivals.
Detroit ML + Pacers ML gives us 1.80 odds and chances about 70%, so something to think about as well.

As for Cleveland, they need to win, Sixers need to lose - both teams can get what they want if Cleveland wins.

 

[austinhous]

Would not count on that. Dallas 9-1 last 10 at home on Tuesday. And the next 2 teams the Heat play beat them last time they played and Dallas is playing with good rest and major revenge.

If that is your angle, why not just say the Mavericks are 10-1 L11 at home on a Tuesday? Or 17-2 L19 at home on a Tuesday? Or 22-3 L25 at home on a Tuesday? Those are all true facts.

The Mavericks have played the Lakers 2x, Wizards, and Bobcats at home on a Tuesday this season. They went 3-1 ATS against an average line of -8.1. But when the Mavericks have been lined as the home underdog this season they are 0-4 ATS, losing each game by an average of 9.5 points.

The Mavericks are 31-8 SU at home on a Tuesday since 2008. But they are only 6-23 SU and 7-22 ATS as the home dog during that same time.

In the last 14 years the Mavericks are 0-5 ATS as the underdog at home on a Tuesday.

 

[nbafan88]

FWIW the heat are 3-0 ats the first game after the asb last three seasons... winning by DD every time

@ Atlanta in 2013 103-90
@ Portland in 2012 107-93
vs Sacramento in 2011 117-97

 

[CASH]

need to see all updated injury reports which will be after teams shoot arounds...

 

[nbafan88]

conley is definitely starting tonight from everything im reading

 

[nbafan88]

how the hell is nearly 70% of the action on the knicks :shocked:

 

[CASH]

conley is definitely starting tonight from everything im reading

more concerned with Gasol..

 

[tuck321]

I obviously need to learn queries to obtain this info. Meanwhile some discussion from Bar on Detroit totals would be useful because an over today in that Detroit game has real appeal to me.

 

[B.A.R.]

I obviously need to learn queries to obtain this info. Meanwhile some discussion from Bar on Detroit totals would be useful because an over today in that Detroit game has real appeal to me.

First of all, in general I do not like playing on the first day back from the ASG. Some guys mentally might still be on vacation, others could have gotten(stayed) worn-down from the weekend festivities...

Two games in with new coach we have seen an over by 3 points and an under by 27 points.

This is an interesting b2b with the Bobcats for two reasons: They are neck and neck for playoff spot...and Detroits draft pick could be sent to Charlotte depending on where they end up.

Some quick stuff..

The Bobcats are a half-game ahead of the Pistons for the eighth spot in the Eastern Conference. They won the only previous meeting 116-106 on Dec. 20, when they outscored the Pistons 41-17 in the fourth quarter at The Palace.

-The Bobcats allow 96.9 points per game, fourth-best in the league. They allow a league-low 10.1 fast-break points.

-The Pistons average a league-best 51.9 points in the paint per game. The Bobcats have the league's third-best paint defense, allowing 37.4 points per game.

 

[B.A.R.]

UBURN HILLS -- Detroit Pistons interim head coach John Loyer knew he was in a tricky position even before All-Star break, wanting to install new things but lacking time and wary of overdoing it.


But there also isn't time to delay it, so despite four games in five days, beginning with a critical back-to-back tonight and Wednesday against the Charlotte Bobcats, Loyer put the Pistons through a two-hour workout Monday evening.


Among the many things Loyer and his staff reviewed over the break was the upcoming practice schedule, which won't allow for another practice until next Tuesday.


"I told the guys we need it, there's a lot of things we've got to cover, a lot of things we've got to clean up, a lot of things we've got to put in," Loyer said. "We kind of looked at both sides of the ball -- ways that we can get better shots offensively, and combinations, and ways we can play better defensively, kind of the whole package."


The Pistons (22-30) host the Bobcats (23-30) tonight, then play a rematch Wednesday at Charlotte.


The stakes are significant. Charlotte would be the last team in the Eastern Conference playoff field, a half-game ahead of the Pistons, if the season ended today.


Beyond the advantage one team would get if it can sweep both games, the Charlotte-Detroit series is just three games this year. So the Bobcats need only a split to get the tiebreaker over the Pistons, who have to sweep to get it.


Charlotte won the first meeting 116-106 on Dec. 20, a game in which the Pistons were outscored 41-17 in the fourth quarter, one of the most stunning of their many late-game meltdowns this year.


"They beat us here in a game that, for three quarters, I thought we played very, very well," Loyer said. "It's a big series. It's the team we're fighting to get into the playoffs.


"When you play a team like that back to back, it just puts added meaning on a normal regular-season game. And we're going to treat it like a two-game series. Try to get game one, see what happens, then try to get game two."


PISTONS NOTES


Assistant coach hired: With the coaching staff depleted by the Feb. 9 dismissals of former head coach Maurice Cheeks and former assistant Maz Trakh, the Pistons hired Scott Roth as an assistant for the remainder of the season. Roth has been an assistant with four NBA franchises, most recently Toronto last year, and was head coach of the D-League's Bakersfield Jam. He played collegiately at Wisconsin and for Utah, San Antonio and Minnesota in the NBA.


Drawing the line: Loyer said the Pistons will "constantly look at our numbers, from the Spurs game on" -- that is, from the time he became interim head coach -- to find areas for improvement. The Pistons are 1-1 under Loyer and their defensive intensity was noticeably better both in the win over San Antonio and the loss to Cleveland. "I went back and watched those games maybe in a little different light," Loyer said. "And I told our guys, you give that type of energy, good things will happen."


Siva, Mitchell back: Rookies Peyton Siva and Tony Mitchell returned from five-game stints with Fort Wayne in the D-League. It was the second Fort Wayne stint for both players. Mitchell had his first two professional double-doubles and Siva scored in double figures in four of the five games.


Stuckey looks good: Rodney Stuckey went through practice and seemed healthy Monday. The reserve guard was limited to 12 minutes after complaining of dizziness in the Pistons' loss Wednesday to Cleveland.

 

[divol]

Gasol appears healthy to play tonight for Memphis:
http://www.rotoworld.com/headlines/nba/227154/update-marc-gasol-(knee)-ready-to-go-tuesday

 

[nbafan88]

The bobcats defense is very impressive

 

[austinhous]

Tony out, Kawhi & Tiago doubtful for Spurs

 

[BJPLAYER]

suns -2 strong play

 

[tuck321]

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Profitable week last week despite missing out on the Wizards +400 and Lakers +535 which were both right there for the taking. Hopefully we'll win those this week.
Miami Heat @ Dallas Mavericks
Statement game for the Mavs who have been playing very well lately. Over the past few weeks, they have won in Memphis and in Indiana, but they weren't able to win in Miami the last time these two teams met. This time around, the Heat come into Dallas making for one of the biggest games of the year for the Mavs. The Heat meanwhile, already beat this team earlier in the year and play against one of the only 2 teams that put any fear into them coming up this Thursday. The Heat are also 2-7 ATS on three or more days rest since 2012.
New York Knicks @ Memphis Grizzlies
System I have that has been hitting over 70% this year is favoring the Knicks today. In addition, it is a big revenge game for NY as Memphis whooped on them the last time these two teams played. This will also be the first game back for Conley who leads the offense for Memphis. A little rust will surely be prevalent.
Phoenix Suns @ Denver Nuggets
Huge motivational edge favoring the Nuggets here. Before the all-star break, the Nuggets lost all 4 games of there 4 game road trip, each by 17+ points. Then they had 6 days off to think about there embarrassing efforts. Now they play a team that already beat them 3 times earlier in the year.

• Mavericks +2.5 (3x)
• Nuggets +2 (3x)
• Knicks +5.5 (1.5x)
  [*]Mavericks +7.5 / Nuggets +7 (1x)

NBA January: +48.8 Units
NBA February: +19.05 Units
5+ Unit Plays: 13-2
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[tuck321]

Suns 3-1 ATS on 3 days rest but this is longer.
Suns big weak spot currently is the center position. Plumlee played at the Games. Not sure what to make of him. Mostly just hope the Suns get Pau.
Think about it.

 

[Al Burna]

great thread ty

 

[tuck321]

Dallas as a home dog this season
Get 2 from Minn worst 4 in 6 lose
get 2.5 from Spurs 12-26-013 Flu epidemic lose
Get 2 from Clippers in a 4 in 6 lose
Get 2 from Portland worst 4 in 6 after what seemed like a million games without 2 days off lose
Only seeing 4 must be missing one but the bottom line is this game does not look like those

 

[betman4ever]

Like a lot Denver tt under.. I really don't understand why the total keeps rising and who is gonna score all that points for Denver, unless the game goes to OT. Any opinion on the total tuck?

 

[CASH]

under 4th qtr 49 pistons..

 

[pcbsg_12]

Lowry takes it to Wall for the All Star snub and Wall's head is likely in the clouds after this past weekend

 

[BetCrimes1984]

Orlando is playing a road game.

16-1 to Under L17 away.

20-1 to Under away when their opponent doesn't score 120+ pts.

 

[betman4ever]

Orlando is playing a road game.

16-1 to Under L17 away.

20-1 to Under away when their opponent doesn't score 120+ pts.

Isn't that likely to change till the end ? I somehow like the 1st half over between these two, not sure I'll make it a play though..

 

[CASH]

under 4th qtr 49 pistons..

clipps tt over 54
3rd qtr over 52
3rd qtr over pacers 49

 

[nbafan88]

the total in indy has gone up 5 points with heavy action on the under... spooky

 

[BetCrimes1984]

Isn't that likely to change till the end ?

If by what's quoted you mean isn't this trend likely to change/end before the season is done, then I have to say I agree. But (my memory serving me correctly) I first noted/posted this trend when it was 12-1 to under for their roadies in which they didn't concede 120+ pts, and 8 roadies later nothing has changed. Obv. part of any regression will involve an adjustment of their lines downwards, but the line for today's game doesn't strike me as particularly unusual (it looks standard for Milwaukee vs. any Eastern opponent, not just one with Orlando's bias - their recent home game vs. Detroit was lined 196, and Detroit has a mammoth Over bias this season). If I had to target their away Overs, I'd wait at least until dealing with a line that reflected some downward movement, otherwise why bother? (unless of course all the other elements capped for the contest point strongly enough to Over that this trend is seen as simply anomalous.)

 

[number2]

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Posted: 2/18/2014 1:01:48 PM
Profitable week last week despite missing out on the Wizards +400 and Lakers +535 which were both right there for the taking. Hopefully we'll win those this week.
Miami Heat @ Dallas Mavericks
Statement game for the Mavs who have been playing very well lately. Over the past few weeks, they have won in Memphis and in Indiana, but they weren't able to win in Miami the last time these two teams met. This time around, the Heat come into Dallas making for one of the biggest games of the year for the Mavs. The Heat meanwhile, already beat this team earlier in the year and play against one of the only 2 teams that put any fear into them coming up this Thursday. The Heat are also 2-7 ATS on three or more days rest since 2012.
New York Knicks @ Memphis Grizzlies
System I have that has been hitting over 70% this year is favoring the Knicks today. In addition, it is a big revenge game for NY as Memphis whooped on them the last time these two teams played. This will also be the first game back for Conley who leads the offense for Memphis. A little rust will surely be prevalent.
Phoenix Suns @ Denver Nuggets
Huge motivational edge favoring the Nuggets here. Before the all-star break, the Nuggets lost all 4 games of there 4 game road trip, each by 17+ points. Then they had 6 days off to think about there embarrassing efforts. Now they play a team that already beat them 3 times earlier in the year.

• Mavericks +2.5 (3x)
• Nuggets +2 (3x)
• Knicks +5.5 (1.5x)
  [*]Mavericks +7.5 / Nuggets +7 (1x)

NBA January: +48.8 Units
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my buddy was just telling me me about him at blankets.....lol
he's hot.....

 

[nbafan88]

leaning on the nuggets... need to read tbt first though

 

[nbafan88]

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511 Orlando Magic
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215.5o-101/+100
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[TD="class: sportsbook"] -2
215.5
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[TD="class: sportsbook"] -2
215.5
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2/18

10:30 PM

517 San Antonio Spurs
518 Los Angeles Clippers
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[TD="class: pct"] 37%
63%
[/TD]
[TD="class: pct"] 45%
55%
[/TD]
[TD="class: pct"] 69%
31%
[/TD]
[TD="class: sportsbook"] 210
-4
[/TD]
[TD="class: sportsbook"] 210.5o-109
-6-108
[/TD]
[TD="class: sportsbook"] 210.5
-6
[/TD]
[TD="class: sportsbook"] 210.5
-6
[/TD]
[TD="class: sportsbook"] 210.5
-6
[/TD]
[TD="class: sportsbook_full"] 210.5o-105/+102
-6-103/-103
[/TD]
[TD="class: sportsbook"] 210.5
-6
[/TD]
[TD="class: sportsbook"] 210
-6-11
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[CASH]

Paul George not tired...

 

[nbafan88]

not worried about the young guys on good teams being tired or unfocused

 

[CASH]

Should have said that before the games started..

 

[emkee]

Pacers shutdown early. 22 point lead, now 7.

 

[CASH]

Saving themselves for my 3rd qtr over
or tired....

 

[emkee]

Pacers building big leads and losing them is the theme tonight.

 

[nbafan88]

knickerbockers

:rofl:

 

[nbafan88]

knicks will be spending the night in memphis due to dense fog... will be traveling to new orleans tomorrow for tomorrow nights game