I am looking into two bets at the moment:
the over in NJ (NJ are liking the fact Carter is back, more space for other scorers with him in the lineup, they like it so much they have put up 106, 98, 102 in their last 3 games. Now playing Memphis before resting for a couple of days, they surely won't look ahead or anything, I don't see them trying to slow Memphis down, the Grizzlies will hardly play intense D as per usual.
The Nets are winners of 3 straight, they're feeling good being back at .500, loving the spot.
Over 203
(still haven't pulled the trigger though).
Sixers +7.5
Read this:
The Bucks are coming off impressive victories over Dallas, the Los Angeles Lakers and Cleveland - all teams with winning records. But the next three games are against the 76ers, Atlanta and New York - teams that possess three of the five worst records in the Eastern Conference - which is one reason the caution flag was being waved Monday.
"This is a dangerous time for us," said Bucks center Andrew Bogut. "A very, very dangerous time. Last year, we'd beat the big dogs, but then have trouble with teams under .500. We can't afford to do that if we're going to be a good team.
The Milwaukee Bucks could be down two starters for tonight's home game against Philadelphia, due to ankle injuries suffered by point guard Mo Williams and small forward Desmond Mason on Saturday against Dallas.
Both players sat out practice on Monday, and their status was termed questionable by Bucks coach Larry Krystkowiak.
No definitive answers will be known until both players see how their injuries respond to treatment.
"I didn't think it was going to be too bad until after the game when I took my shoe off, and it had swelled up a little bit," Mason said of his injury, suffered in the first quarter of the Bucks' 97-95 victory over the Mavericks.
Mason said he came to the Cousins Center on the Bucks' off day on Sunday to receive treatment on the ankle, and he planned to get more treatment on Monday night.
"I think so," he said of being able to play against the 76ers. "If the swelling goes down like I think it will.
"It went down really well from yesterday to today. If it does that again, I think I should be ready to go."
Mason said he was injured when he tried to block a shot by Mavericks forward Josh Howard.
"I came down kind of awkward on my shoe and it rolled my ankle over," Mason said.
Mason wound up playing 17 minutes, while backup Bobby Simmons played 28 minutes, including the entire fourth quarter. Simmons finished with eight points and seven rebounds, and Mason had seven points and three assists.
Williams left at the end of the first quarter after spraining his ankle, but he returned with about 5 minutes left in the second quarter and was able to finish the game. He contributed 19 points and 10 assists to the Bucks' fifth straight victory, and his effort was vital in the team's 35-point fourth quarter.
Korver should be back for Philly.
