Suns -10.5 ? WTF?

I_Need_Money · Feb 6, 2009

Warriors played them 2 nights ago and handled them.
Albeit the game was in Oakland, but they obviously matchup well with them.

This line seems like a trap for the +10.5

Any thoughts?

thinkmcflythink · Feb 6, 2009

Yeah i dont know what to think of this line. It almost looks to good to be true. Like why would the warriors be getting that many points

gabbana · Feb 6, 2009

too good to be true line and the warriors struggle on the road..but you are right they do match up well with suns because are almost the same type of team ..that spread is too high imo but might be affected by the blowout suns had against sac-town..48 pts.

xbaggypants · Feb 6, 2009

play the under :103631605

yanni_gogolak · Feb 6, 2009

GS is an up and down road team. seems like a lot of points and the home team has won 10 of last 11, which means they match up well. you just have to count on GS showing up on the road where they are 8-18-1 ats, ouch. PHO is 1-3 as a fav of 10+

douglas · Feb 6, 2009

Out West, Phoenix (26-21, 16-30-1 ATS) is facing the reality of a franchise in decline. The Suns at the moment are in ninth spot in the West, out of the playoffs. This could not have been what owner Robert Sarver envisioned in bringing in his pal Steve Kerr to be general manager. Rumors are circulating like buzzards in the desert, with unhappy Amare Stoudemire and potentially Steve Nash available for the right deal.

Having lost eight of last 12 games (3-8-1 ATS), it is obvious Phoenix players have little use for Terry Porter as coach, with the offense running thru Shaquille O’Neal, to the dismay of the other players. In a way, Porter is like the step-dad brought in when all the children cared for their previous parent who left. The Suns are only 13-10 at US Airways Center, with dismal 7-16 ATS record and are 2-10 ATS in home games after playing a road game this season.

Phoenix is a 9.5-point favorite over the Warriors (16-34, 23-25 ATS) and should have ample confidence and revenge in their favor. The Suns have won six straight over Golden State at home (5-1 ATS) and 42 of last 47 in Arizona. The Warriors have lost 22 of 27 road games this season and is 0-7 ATS in road contests after scoring 110 points or more, losing by gargantuan 18.9 points per game. This contest will be on ESPN at 10:30 Eastern.