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Anybody who has watched Lebron the last two games know this series won't be easy for the Thunder. In fact with this 2-3-2 format it wouldn't surprise me if Miami is up 3-2 going back to OKC. For the Thunder I think it all hinges on protecting the rim, and praying that someone on the Heat doesn't decide to have career nights from the 3 point line. I've been to a couple of the Heat/Thunder games the last two years. It will likely be a perimeter shooting series. And anything can happen in those types of games. If Bosh stays healthy for Miami, the only two advantages I can see for OKC is the home court advantage, and a better bench. But the Heat experience factor could be a big advantage in this series.
as much as i hate the word, i would say value with the heat. like most nba series, if you are taking the heat, i'd play some of it before series and then some after game 1 at much better odds, assuming the home team wins the first game (which they usually do).
I see no value either way. In other words I think the line is correct ! I made a wager that the thunder would win in 5. I see the Thunder winning the first 2 home games and taking 1 of 2 in Miami. Then the Thunder wrap it up coming home with a 3-1 lead. I get nice + $$ on that outcome. This Thunder team is just put together far better. It pays + 575
I've been retired for about a year. This week my former Company is shorthanded and asked me to come back for a week. Today was my first day of work in over a year. OK I'll answer your question ..... A little drunk perhaps ! Nice Cabernet though .... They say it's good for my health !
I get + 575. Isn't this thread all about value ? Guess how many of the last 20 NBA Championship Series have gone to 7 games ? If you guessed 3, You're a winner. If you like the Thunder, you take the - 180. I'll take the + 575. Since 1990, Six times the Series have ended 4-1. Only 3 times did the series go 4-3.
