YTD 54-48, +2.05 Units
Took the last few nights off after going 1-2 on Tuesday night. Full slate of games tonight, just two plays so far for me. Waiting on a third play, involving Dallas/Phoenix. Just waiting to find out about Dirk.
Boston/Cleveland Under 183.5 2 Units
This is a matchup that has been an "under" matchup for the most part. Some of the games in last season's playoff series were dreadful to watch, as the winner would sometimes be in the 80's or even in the 70's. The first rematch this season between these two resulted in a 90-85 final. Don't see much changing tonight, as these two teams are ranked number 1 and number 2 respectively in defensive FG%. In terms of ppg allowed, they rank number 1 and 2 as well. Like the fact that Big Z is out for Cleveland, as that takes away an offensive weapon. Well aware of Boston's recent struggles, however after last game a few players were talking about getting their "defensive swagger" back. Hoping they do indeed get that swagger back tonight. I see a game played in the 170's.
Miami/Sacramento Over 193.5 2 Units
This is a matchup where the winner usually gets to 100. I see no reason why Miami won't be able to come close to, if not go over, 100 points tonight. Sacramento ranks 26th in the league in defensive FG%, allowing opponents to shoot over 47% from the field. They are 27th in the league in ppg allowed, giving up over 105 points a night. Heat should get an offensive boost from the return of Daequan Cook tonight. James Jones may also be active tonight for the first time this season. On the other end of the court, the Kings will push the pace and should be able to get in the mid 90's.
Be back later to update....
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Took the last few nights off after going 1-2 on Tuesday night. Full slate of games tonight, just two plays so far for me. Waiting on a third play, involving Dallas/Phoenix. Just waiting to find out about Dirk.
Boston/Cleveland Under 183.5 2 Units
This is a matchup that has been an "under" matchup for the most part. Some of the games in last season's playoff series were dreadful to watch, as the winner would sometimes be in the 80's or even in the 70's. The first rematch this season between these two resulted in a 90-85 final. Don't see much changing tonight, as these two teams are ranked number 1 and number 2 respectively in defensive FG%. In terms of ppg allowed, they rank number 1 and 2 as well. Like the fact that Big Z is out for Cleveland, as that takes away an offensive weapon. Well aware of Boston's recent struggles, however after last game a few players were talking about getting their "defensive swagger" back. Hoping they do indeed get that swagger back tonight. I see a game played in the 170's.
Miami/Sacramento Over 193.5 2 Units
This is a matchup where the winner usually gets to 100. I see no reason why Miami won't be able to come close to, if not go over, 100 points tonight. Sacramento ranks 26th in the league in defensive FG%, allowing opponents to shoot over 47% from the field. They are 27th in the league in ppg allowed, giving up over 105 points a night. Heat should get an offensive boost from the return of Daequan Cook tonight. James Jones may also be active tonight for the first time this season. On the other end of the court, the Kings will push the pace and should be able to get in the mid 90's.
Be back later to update....
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