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NBA: 29-18
I admit it. I suck in playing totals. I'll stick to where I'm more comfortable at and that's playing the side. Good thing Milwaukee Bucks bailed me out of a possible losing day. I got three plays that pretty much looks like winning cards but I just can't pick out the best of them. Do drop me a line which one you think is the best one. Arranged in no particular order:
The Possible Plays:
Denver Nuggets -5
Before you start creating another thread asking whether this line is a trap line or not, let me tell you it's not. Sacramento has played the Nuggets pretty well in their past meetings. In their last 10 games, there has been only 3 games that one side won by double digit, 2 of them are won by the Kings. The Kings are getting healthy and they are slowly getting their key players back in the lineup. Denver on the other hand is far different from the Nuggets that fell to Kobe Bryant in the playoffs. Billups alone has made this team a whole lot better. Other than a highly possible high scoring game, I see the Nuggets out rebounding the Kings and being able to keep up with them in transition. Key match up here is how the Nugget's front court control the board over the likes of Hawes and Miller down there.
Cleveland Cavaliers -7.5
The King is still on a rampage. I don't know if I should even have a write up for this one. If Larry Brown can shackle LBJ then Charlotte ML has pretty a lot of value. Gerald Wallace is pretty much up to the challenge but I just can't imagine a human person standing up to that monster in Jersey #23. Along with his prideful cast of streaky shooters, I just can't see anyway that this won't be a blow out. The Cavs is sending a message to all of the Eastern Conference team and that is to watch out.
Golden State Warriors/San Antonio Spurs UNDER 207
This line is a dead give away. The only time this game total will go over is if the Spurs are trying to play catch-up and people like Matt Bonner and George Hill is unconscious from anywhere in the court and it goes to overtime. Spurs are a defensive monster at home. They've proven that with our without superstars like Tony or Manu. San Antonio will definitely dictate the tempo of this game and keep the wild Warriors from running around like crazy. I think this game can only go for somewhere in 198ish area. Not a really good situation for a young team on a back-to-back playing an old but rested Spurs team.
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I admit it. I suck in playing totals. I'll stick to where I'm more comfortable at and that's playing the side. Good thing Milwaukee Bucks bailed me out of a possible losing day. I got three plays that pretty much looks like winning cards but I just can't pick out the best of them. Do drop me a line which one you think is the best one. Arranged in no particular order:
The Possible Plays:
Denver Nuggets -5
Before you start creating another thread asking whether this line is a trap line or not, let me tell you it's not. Sacramento has played the Nuggets pretty well in their past meetings. In their last 10 games, there has been only 3 games that one side won by double digit, 2 of them are won by the Kings. The Kings are getting healthy and they are slowly getting their key players back in the lineup. Denver on the other hand is far different from the Nuggets that fell to Kobe Bryant in the playoffs. Billups alone has made this team a whole lot better. Other than a highly possible high scoring game, I see the Nuggets out rebounding the Kings and being able to keep up with them in transition. Key match up here is how the Nugget's front court control the board over the likes of Hawes and Miller down there.
Cleveland Cavaliers -7.5
The King is still on a rampage. I don't know if I should even have a write up for this one. If Larry Brown can shackle LBJ then Charlotte ML has pretty a lot of value. Gerald Wallace is pretty much up to the challenge but I just can't imagine a human person standing up to that monster in Jersey #23. Along with his prideful cast of streaky shooters, I just can't see anyway that this won't be a blow out. The Cavs is sending a message to all of the Eastern Conference team and that is to watch out.
Golden State Warriors/San Antonio Spurs UNDER 207
This line is a dead give away. The only time this game total will go over is if the Spurs are trying to play catch-up and people like Matt Bonner and George Hill is unconscious from anywhere in the court and it goes to overtime. Spurs are a defensive monster at home. They've proven that with our without superstars like Tony or Manu. San Antonio will definitely dictate the tempo of this game and keep the wild Warriors from running around like crazy. I think this game can only go for somewhere in 198ish area. Not a really good situation for a young team on a back-to-back playing an old but rested Spurs team.
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