would've been a delluva day yesterday if it wasn't for a hook with dam hamilton's shot. O well, tomorrow's is looking good. I'm on a couple square plays, but hopefully since I got it early, it won't matter
Cleveland -2 (-115) Atlanta- 2 units (115 to win 100)
Denver +1 (-105) Minnesota- 2 units (105 to win 100)
Indiana/Seattle OVER 198.5- 2 units (110 to win 100)
Cleveland
This probably will be a huge public play, and the more I look at it, I'm liking it less. I will probably hedge it once it gets bigger and just play the 1st H, 1st Q, and/or Lebron prop. Any thoughts? This is a huge revenge spot for Cleveland as Atlanta beat them in OT last time they played, and Cleveland is off a loss at home to NY. I'm not a fan of Atlanta this yr, but they've been taking my money, so maybe I should pay better attention and show more respect. It's just the thought- Atlanta being good?! I guess it's true this year, but I don't like it. Cleveland will definitely come out fast to try to gain momentum. Expecting a big game from Lebron as we all remember his exit from the last contest btw these two. These two typically play close, so if I keep it and Cleveland wins by 1 oh man I'm gonna explode. This is a nice situation for Atlanta as they won't be home for another week and a half and will only come home for 1 game to go back on the road the next. You'd imagine they are kissing family goodbye and everything and wanna show the home croud a nice win to leave on. Both teams in nice situations, so I'd rather not play the game.
Denver
Twolves lost 2 in a row, and may want to bring it tonight to snap that streak. However this is a similiar situation for Denver as Cleveland with revenge on their minds as ealier November Minnesota beat them at their own game at denver 112-109. This must be a nice revenge spot as they are also off a loss. Minnesota is 4-0 when they score 100+, and Denver has allowed everyone get 100 except LAC twice. Obviously conflicting numbers, but too much revenage here as Denver will run and run and hope Minnesota can't keep up. The over is looking good, but I don't typically like Minnesota Overs. Might bite as it is Denver. They're off a loss where they score 98, just the 3rd time this season less than 100 and surprise surpsie they're 0-3 w/o 100 pts. Gotta believe Denver sets the tempo here despite being on the road. Minnesota has allowed 100 once, so they'll probably try to slow it down, but the thing with Denver is when they're running up and down the floor, it's hard not to play with them trading baskets. Minnesota might get caught doing so, as I don't trust Casey coaching them true discipline.
Indi/Seattle
I'm leaning to Indi on the road getting points, but will probably stay away. Indiana, on the road tends to let you run, and at home lock it down. Seattle will run and will love to, and supposing they make most of their shots, will reach 100 easily. Now as a Warriors fan, I'm still hating Stephen Jackson for that 3 pter w 1 second left, but I gotta hand it to Indi they will score. Two teams looking to score, look like an over to me
I'll talk about the leans 2m, hella tired
Cleveland -2 (-115) Atlanta- 2 units (115 to win 100)
Denver +1 (-105) Minnesota- 2 units (105 to win 100)
Indiana/Seattle OVER 198.5- 2 units (110 to win 100)
Cleveland
This probably will be a huge public play, and the more I look at it, I'm liking it less. I will probably hedge it once it gets bigger and just play the 1st H, 1st Q, and/or Lebron prop. Any thoughts? This is a huge revenge spot for Cleveland as Atlanta beat them in OT last time they played, and Cleveland is off a loss at home to NY. I'm not a fan of Atlanta this yr, but they've been taking my money, so maybe I should pay better attention and show more respect. It's just the thought- Atlanta being good?! I guess it's true this year, but I don't like it. Cleveland will definitely come out fast to try to gain momentum. Expecting a big game from Lebron as we all remember his exit from the last contest btw these two. These two typically play close, so if I keep it and Cleveland wins by 1 oh man I'm gonna explode. This is a nice situation for Atlanta as they won't be home for another week and a half and will only come home for 1 game to go back on the road the next. You'd imagine they are kissing family goodbye and everything and wanna show the home croud a nice win to leave on. Both teams in nice situations, so I'd rather not play the game.
Denver
Twolves lost 2 in a row, and may want to bring it tonight to snap that streak. However this is a similiar situation for Denver as Cleveland with revenge on their minds as ealier November Minnesota beat them at their own game at denver 112-109. This must be a nice revenge spot as they are also off a loss. Minnesota is 4-0 when they score 100+, and Denver has allowed everyone get 100 except LAC twice. Obviously conflicting numbers, but too much revenage here as Denver will run and run and hope Minnesota can't keep up. The over is looking good, but I don't typically like Minnesota Overs. Might bite as it is Denver. They're off a loss where they score 98, just the 3rd time this season less than 100 and surprise surpsie they're 0-3 w/o 100 pts. Gotta believe Denver sets the tempo here despite being on the road. Minnesota has allowed 100 once, so they'll probably try to slow it down, but the thing with Denver is when they're running up and down the floor, it's hard not to play with them trading baskets. Minnesota might get caught doing so, as I don't trust Casey coaching them true discipline.
Indi/Seattle
I'm leaning to Indi on the road getting points, but will probably stay away. Indiana, on the road tends to let you run, and at home lock it down. Seattle will run and will love to, and supposing they make most of their shots, will reach 100 easily. Now as a Warriors fan, I'm still hating Stephen Jackson for that 3 pter w 1 second left, but I gotta hand it to Indi they will score. Two teams looking to score, look like an over to me
I'll talk about the leans 2m, hella tired
