MONDAY 2-1 +6.50 UNITS
Here are tonights selections:
7 Units Sacramento Kings -14 +101
The Kings will win with ease here. . . the question is, "By how much???" Atlanta has little depth or talent. The Hawks are 2-1 SU/ATS the last three games with uspet wins at Washington and Denver, but this is a bad spot. Atlanta doesn't have much offensive punch, scoring 83, 75 and 84 points the last three games. They've been able to win two of those games, but there's no way they're going to hold Sacramento to 82 points!!! Atlanta is 5-15 SU/7-13 ATS on the road where they allow 95.8 points pg and this is their fourth straight road game. The Kings are 17-2 at home where they score 106.6 ppg, and they're off a laugher at home, destroying the Sonics 130-99!!! Peja Stojakovic hit six 3-pointers (24 points), and Bobby Jackson had 21 points and seven assists as Sacramento had the highest-scoring performance in the NBA this season. The Kings had 37 assists and shot a season-best 58.4 percent! Sacramento won 98-86 at Atlanta on Dec. 19 and will have little trouble here against the road-weary Hawks.
5 Units Indiana Pacers -9 -108
The best of the Central and worst of the Atlantic Divisions on Tuesday. The Magic lost their fourth straight 112-103 to Memphis over the weekend despite Tracy McGrady's 34 points. Memphis recorded a seson-high 35 assists and the 112 points were a season best for a non-overtime game. The Magic fell to (R: 5-13 SU, 5-12 ATS) on the road. T-Mac, who appears affected by the team's constant losing, was asked about Orlando's intensity. "I don't feel it," he said. "Before, when we got on a little winning streak, yeah, I saw it then. But now we have dropped a few and I don't think it's true." Indiana, on a five game winning streak (5-0 ATS), beat New Orleans 91-84 Saturday and won last night over Miami, 87-65. Since getting ripped by coach Rick Carlisle two weeks ago, the Pacers (H: 13-4 SU, 11-6 ATS) have taken their frustrations out on the rest of the league. Against the Hornets, Jermaine O'Neal scored 13 of his 26 points in the first quarter and had 13 rebounds and six blocks. It seems that T-Mac is ready to file for divorce, even when McGrady has a big game the other Magic offer him little support.
5 Units San Antonio Spurs -12 +102
You've got to be kidding me...Washington shoots 41% as a team and is 4-13 SU/7-9 ATS on the road where they score just 88.8 ppg. How will they score against the mighty defensive-minded Spurs??? With great difficulty. The Wizards are 1-6 SU/1-5-1 ATS the last seven games. They do have guard Gilbert Arenas back, but they still lost at home 83-73 to the lowly Hawks, as Arenas missed 14 of 19 field goal attempts. They managed to beat the Warriors but lost 100-94 at home to the Bucks. Rookie Steve Blake has won a spot in coach Eddie Jordan's three-guard rotation, with Arenas, Blake and Larry Hughes, but in this game they have no height up front to match up with Tim Duncan. San Antonio is 14-4 SU/11-7 ATS at home where they allow 81 ppg. The last time San Antonio was home, their 13-game win streak ended in a home loss to the 76ers. They won't lose two in a row at home!!!!
Good Luck Tonight My Friends,
ALLSTAR
Here are tonights selections:
7 Units Sacramento Kings -14 +101
The Kings will win with ease here. . . the question is, "By how much???" Atlanta has little depth or talent. The Hawks are 2-1 SU/ATS the last three games with uspet wins at Washington and Denver, but this is a bad spot. Atlanta doesn't have much offensive punch, scoring 83, 75 and 84 points the last three games. They've been able to win two of those games, but there's no way they're going to hold Sacramento to 82 points!!! Atlanta is 5-15 SU/7-13 ATS on the road where they allow 95.8 points pg and this is their fourth straight road game. The Kings are 17-2 at home where they score 106.6 ppg, and they're off a laugher at home, destroying the Sonics 130-99!!! Peja Stojakovic hit six 3-pointers (24 points), and Bobby Jackson had 21 points and seven assists as Sacramento had the highest-scoring performance in the NBA this season. The Kings had 37 assists and shot a season-best 58.4 percent! Sacramento won 98-86 at Atlanta on Dec. 19 and will have little trouble here against the road-weary Hawks.
5 Units Indiana Pacers -9 -108
The best of the Central and worst of the Atlantic Divisions on Tuesday. The Magic lost their fourth straight 112-103 to Memphis over the weekend despite Tracy McGrady's 34 points. Memphis recorded a seson-high 35 assists and the 112 points were a season best for a non-overtime game. The Magic fell to (R: 5-13 SU, 5-12 ATS) on the road. T-Mac, who appears affected by the team's constant losing, was asked about Orlando's intensity. "I don't feel it," he said. "Before, when we got on a little winning streak, yeah, I saw it then. But now we have dropped a few and I don't think it's true." Indiana, on a five game winning streak (5-0 ATS), beat New Orleans 91-84 Saturday and won last night over Miami, 87-65. Since getting ripped by coach Rick Carlisle two weeks ago, the Pacers (H: 13-4 SU, 11-6 ATS) have taken their frustrations out on the rest of the league. Against the Hornets, Jermaine O'Neal scored 13 of his 26 points in the first quarter and had 13 rebounds and six blocks. It seems that T-Mac is ready to file for divorce, even when McGrady has a big game the other Magic offer him little support.
5 Units San Antonio Spurs -12 +102
You've got to be kidding me...Washington shoots 41% as a team and is 4-13 SU/7-9 ATS on the road where they score just 88.8 ppg. How will they score against the mighty defensive-minded Spurs??? With great difficulty. The Wizards are 1-6 SU/1-5-1 ATS the last seven games. They do have guard Gilbert Arenas back, but they still lost at home 83-73 to the lowly Hawks, as Arenas missed 14 of 19 field goal attempts. They managed to beat the Warriors but lost 100-94 at home to the Bucks. Rookie Steve Blake has won a spot in coach Eddie Jordan's three-guard rotation, with Arenas, Blake and Larry Hughes, but in this game they have no height up front to match up with Tim Duncan. San Antonio is 14-4 SU/11-7 ATS at home where they allow 81 ppg. The last time San Antonio was home, their 13-game win streak ended in a home loss to the 76ers. They won't lose two in a row at home!!!!
Good Luck Tonight My Friends,
ALLSTAR
