Got the split with the under yesterday. The Spurs faded huge, but builit up too big a lead early. I don't see too many reasons to take Detroit here. I'll take Boston less than 5 at home every day of the week. Boston rolling to 90+ at home and the Pistons will shoot somewhat better than they did the first game. Rip also said that they needed to "push the pace" and we might see that tonight.
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I guess I'll make it official:
Boston -4
Over 172
Boston -2 1st half
Got the split with the under yesterday. The Spurs faded huge, but builit up too big a lead early. I don't see too many reasons to take Detroit here. I'll take Boston less than 5 at home every day of the week. Boston rolling to 90+ at home and the Pistons will shoot somewhat better than they did the first game. Rip also said that they needed to "push the pace" and we might see that tonight.
hEY WALK i WOULD NEVER BET THE OVER WITH THESE TWO TEAMS. I THINK THEY HAVE PLAYED 6 OR 7 STRAIGHT UNDERS. YOU'RE LOOKING AT THE TWO BEST DEFENSIVE TEAMS IN THE LEAUGE.
WITH YOU ON THE CELTS THOUGH
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hEY WALK i WOULD NEVER BET THE OVER WITH THESE TWO TEAMS. I THINK THEY HAVE PLAYED 6 OR 7 STRAIGHT UNDERS. YOU'RE LOOKING AT THE TWO BEST DEFENSIVE TEAMS IN THE LEAUGE.
WTL I dont post to often but as stated previously I truly admire your thought process and undetoured opinion once reached. I like to forage through your forum as well as Aussieguy , being that you two truly give a different vibe than the rest of the bunch. Usually great minds think alike. Anyway can you give me a little feedback? I was really feeling Dtown 2nite. As proven this team seems to play its best ball when faced with a challenge, Last game Dtown was coming off lay-off and Celts stayed in they groove, Chaunce was bit nervous on his leg, only dropping 9, can get more than that from Stuckey if Chauncey's skeptic. I want to pound these Stones tonite, and it seems as if everyone is on Celts usually works out good for me.. Didnt mean to clog your shizzit man, just a fan of your opinin..
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WTL I dont post to often but as stated previously I truly admire your thought process and undetoured opinion once reached. I like to forage through your forum as well as Aussieguy , being that you two truly give a different vibe than the rest of the bunch. Usually great minds think alike. Anyway can you give me a little feedback? I was really feeling Dtown 2nite. As proven this team seems to play its best ball when faced with a challenge, Last game Dtown was coming off lay-off and Celts stayed in they groove, Chaunce was bit nervous on his leg, only dropping 9, can get more than that from Stuckey if Chauncey's skeptic. I want to pound these Stones tonite, and it seems as if everyone is on Celts usually works out good for me.. Didnt mean to clog your shizzit man, just a fan of your opinin..
WTL I dont post to often but as stated previously I truly admire your thought process and undetoured opinion once reached. I like to forage through your forum as well as Aussieguy , being that you two truly give a different vibe than the rest of the bunch. Usually great minds think alike. Anyway can you give me a little feedback? I was really feeling Dtown 2nite. As proven this team seems to play its best ball when faced with a challenge, Last game Dtown was coming off lay-off and Celts stayed in they groove, Chaunce was bit nervous on his leg, only dropping 9, can get more than that from Stuckey if Chauncey's skeptic. I want to pound these Stones tonite, and it seems as if everyone is on Celts usually works out good for me.. Didnt mean to clog your shizzit man, just a fan of your opinin..
First off, thank you. You can start with Boston's 44-6 record at home (including playoffs) That is 88%. You can say that most of that record was in the regular season and doesn't matter, but they are 9-0 during the playoffs as well. Some of the Game 1 success can be put into the fact that Detroit was rusty but it was more the fact that their style of play isn't the best going against such a good half court D team in the Celtics. Garnett is playing lights out D and there will be plenty more 1 and dones for the Pistons tonight. They won't own the boards against the Celtics.
Pierce has stepped up and taken control of this team. He is red hot and Boston finally has the leader they need to will them to victory in a tough playoff game. Detroit has an entire roster of those players, but not one of them stepped up in Game 1. This team lives and dies by Chauncy - if he isn't playing good the Pistons usually aren't either. Also, if Ray Allen ever wakes up he creates a huge X factor that nobody is talking about. He missed several wide open 3's again last game. However, he is an asset down the stretch when Boston needs clutch free throws. That can turn a 2 point game late into a 6-7 win and cover in a hurry.
Rondo has also changed the Boston offense for the better. While erratic at times, he gives Boston the type of dribble penetration they lacked. When he gets hot he brings the energy that this team was missing. A double-edged sword that can work both ways. When this series gets back to Detroit I have no problem backing the Pistons at a similar number. Until then I'll ride Boston at this price until the wheels fall off.
Everyone will be on the Celtics tonight and everyone will be right - except Irish.
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Quote Originally Posted by malheemz:
Get money To you...
WTL I dont post to often but as stated previously I truly admire your thought process and undetoured opinion once reached. I like to forage through your forum as well as Aussieguy , being that you two truly give a different vibe than the rest of the bunch. Usually great minds think alike. Anyway can you give me a little feedback? I was really feeling Dtown 2nite. As proven this team seems to play its best ball when faced with a challenge, Last game Dtown was coming off lay-off and Celts stayed in they groove, Chaunce was bit nervous on his leg, only dropping 9, can get more than that from Stuckey if Chauncey's skeptic. I want to pound these Stones tonite, and it seems as if everyone is on Celts usually works out good for me.. Didnt mean to clog your shizzit man, just a fan of your opinin..
First off, thank you. You can start with Boston's 44-6 record at home (including playoffs) That is 88%. You can say that most of that record was in the regular season and doesn't matter, but they are 9-0 during the playoffs as well. Some of the Game 1 success can be put into the fact that Detroit was rusty but it was more the fact that their style of play isn't the best going against such a good half court D team in the Celtics. Garnett is playing lights out D and there will be plenty more 1 and dones for the Pistons tonight. They won't own the boards against the Celtics.
Pierce has stepped up and taken control of this team. He is red hot and Boston finally has the leader they need to will them to victory in a tough playoff game. Detroit has an entire roster of those players, but not one of them stepped up in Game 1. This team lives and dies by Chauncy - if he isn't playing good the Pistons usually aren't either. Also, if Ray Allen ever wakes up he creates a huge X factor that nobody is talking about. He missed several wide open 3's again last game. However, he is an asset down the stretch when Boston needs clutch free throws. That can turn a 2 point game late into a 6-7 win and cover in a hurry.
Rondo has also changed the Boston offense for the better. While erratic at times, he gives Boston the type of dribble penetration they lacked. When he gets hot he brings the energy that this team was missing. A double-edged sword that can work both ways. When this series gets back to Detroit I have no problem backing the Pistons at a similar number. Until then I'll ride Boston at this price until the wheels fall off.
Everyone will be on the Celtics tonight and everyone will be right - except Irish.
First off, thank you. You can start with Boston's 44-6 record at home (including playoffs) That is 88%. You can say that most of that record was in the regular season and doesn't matter, but they are 9-0 during the playoffs as well. Some of the Game 1 success can be put into the fact that Detroit was rusty but it was more the fact that their style of play isn't the best going against such a good half court D team in the Celtics. Garnett is playing lights out D and there will be plenty more 1 and dones for the Pistons tonight. They won't own the boards against the Celtics.
Pierce has stepped up and taken control of this team. He is red hot and Boston finally has the leader they need to will them to victory in a tough playoff game. Detroit has an entire roster of those players, but not one of them stepped up in Game 1. This team lives and dies by Chauncy - if he isn't playing good the Pistons usually aren't either. Also, if Ray Allen ever wakes up he creates a huge X factor that nobody is talking about. He missed several wide open 3's again last game. However, he is an asset down the stretch when Boston needs clutch free throws. That can turn a 2 point game late into a 6-7 win and cover in a hurry.
Rondo has also changed the Boston offense for the better. While erratic at times, he gives Boston the type of dribble penetration they lacked. When he gets hot he brings the energy that this team was missing. A double-edged sword that can work both ways. When this series gets back to Detroit I have no problem backing the Pistons at a similar number. Until then I'll ride Boston at this price until the wheels fall off.
Everyone will be on the Celtics tonight and everyone will be right - except Irish.
like everyone including you was on the lakers -7.5?
they aint cover and neither will the celtics
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Quote Originally Posted by walktheline:
First off, thank you. You can start with Boston's 44-6 record at home (including playoffs) That is 88%. You can say that most of that record was in the regular season and doesn't matter, but they are 9-0 during the playoffs as well. Some of the Game 1 success can be put into the fact that Detroit was rusty but it was more the fact that their style of play isn't the best going against such a good half court D team in the Celtics. Garnett is playing lights out D and there will be plenty more 1 and dones for the Pistons tonight. They won't own the boards against the Celtics.
Pierce has stepped up and taken control of this team. He is red hot and Boston finally has the leader they need to will them to victory in a tough playoff game. Detroit has an entire roster of those players, but not one of them stepped up in Game 1. This team lives and dies by Chauncy - if he isn't playing good the Pistons usually aren't either. Also, if Ray Allen ever wakes up he creates a huge X factor that nobody is talking about. He missed several wide open 3's again last game. However, he is an asset down the stretch when Boston needs clutch free throws. That can turn a 2 point game late into a 6-7 win and cover in a hurry.
Rondo has also changed the Boston offense for the better. While erratic at times, he gives Boston the type of dribble penetration they lacked. When he gets hot he brings the energy that this team was missing. A double-edged sword that can work both ways. When this series gets back to Detroit I have no problem backing the Pistons at a similar number. Until then I'll ride Boston at this price until the wheels fall off.
Everyone will be on the Celtics tonight and everyone will be right - except Irish.
like everyone including you was on the lakers -7.5?
like everyone including you was on the lakers -7.5?
they aint cover and neither will the celtics
Maybe you should read that post again. What was my main reason? That the Spurs wouldn't be able to keep it up for 48 minutes. The wheels would fall off. They did, just a little too late. Also, did you not see that I was worried about the Duncan matchup? "If he goes 20/10 and establishes his game in the paint, the Lakers will be in trouble." What did he do? 30/18 with 4 blocks. I wasn't blind - I weighed both sides of the scale and made my choice. A choice that I would make again 1,000 times over.
Anyways, what solid reasons do you have to believe that Detroit will win tonight? I can think of several. Detroit caught Boston in transition and had several easy layups. If they can do this tonight and get open looks early in the clock, they have a great chance. They also turned the ball over 13 times. This won't happen again. They only shot 70% from the line and easily left a few points on the table there.
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Quote Originally Posted by Indifferent:
like everyone including you was on the lakers -7.5?
they aint cover and neither will the celtics
Maybe you should read that post again. What was my main reason? That the Spurs wouldn't be able to keep it up for 48 minutes. The wheels would fall off. They did, just a little too late. Also, did you not see that I was worried about the Duncan matchup? "If he goes 20/10 and establishes his game in the paint, the Lakers will be in trouble." What did he do? 30/18 with 4 blocks. I wasn't blind - I weighed both sides of the scale and made my choice. A choice that I would make again 1,000 times over.
Anyways, what solid reasons do you have to believe that Detroit will win tonight? I can think of several. Detroit caught Boston in transition and had several easy layups. If they can do this tonight and get open looks early in the clock, they have a great chance. They also turned the ball over 13 times. This won't happen again. They only shot 70% from the line and easily left a few points on the table there.
Maybe you should read that post again. What was my main reason? That the Spurs wouldn't be able to keep it up for 48 minutes. The wheels would fall off. They did, just a little too late. Also, did you not see that I was worried about the Duncan matchup? "If he goes 20/10 and establishes his game in the paint, the Lakers will be in trouble." What did he do? 30/18 with 4 blocks. I wasn't blind - I weighed both sides of the scale and made my choice. A choice that I would make again 1,000 times over.
Anyways, what solid reasons do you have to believe that Detroit will win tonight? I can think of several. Detroit caught Boston in transition and had several easy layups. If they can do this tonight and get open looks early in the clock, they have a great chance. They also turned the ball over 13 times. This won't happen again. They only shot 70% from the line and easily left a few points on the table there.
yet you think boston covers again?
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Quote Originally Posted by walktheline:
Maybe you should read that post again. What was my main reason? That the Spurs wouldn't be able to keep it up for 48 minutes. The wheels would fall off. They did, just a little too late. Also, did you not see that I was worried about the Duncan matchup? "If he goes 20/10 and establishes his game in the paint, the Lakers will be in trouble." What did he do? 30/18 with 4 blocks. I wasn't blind - I weighed both sides of the scale and made my choice. A choice that I would make again 1,000 times over.
Anyways, what solid reasons do you have to believe that Detroit will win tonight? I can think of several. Detroit caught Boston in transition and had several easy layups. If they can do this tonight and get open looks early in the clock, they have a great chance. They also turned the ball over 13 times. This won't happen again. They only shot 70% from the line and easily left a few points on the table there.
Yes. Boston reason far outweigh the Pistons reasons. Boston is on the way up, while Detroit appears to be on the way down. I would still like hear more Detroit logic, because I haven't heard much other than "I'm on the Pistons." I haven't heard the full-blown type of stuff I need to hear to back off Celtics bets.
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Quote Originally Posted by Indifferent:
yet you think boston covers again?
Yes. Boston reason far outweigh the Pistons reasons. Boston is on the way up, while Detroit appears to be on the way down. I would still like hear more Detroit logic, because I haven't heard much other than "I'm on the Pistons." I haven't heard the full-blown type of stuff I need to hear to back off Celtics bets.
If you believe one point that I also agree with is that Billups is unsound, there is only one side to wager this affair.Cut off the head and the body dies.More attacking the basket with 8-10 seconds on the clock and Wallace hoisting rainbows from outside.The # is awful but its an under unless you think Boston will do the yeomans work to put it Over.
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If you believe one point that I also agree with is that Billups is unsound, there is only one side to wager this affair.Cut off the head and the body dies.More attacking the basket with 8-10 seconds on the clock and Wallace hoisting rainbows from outside.The # is awful but its an under unless you think Boston will do the yeomans work to put it Over.
If you believe one point that I also agree with is that Billups is unsound, there is only one side to wager this affair.Cut off the head and the body dies.More attacking the basket with 8-10 seconds on the clock and Wallace hoisting rainbows from outside.The # is awful but its an under unless you think Boston will do the yeomans work to put it Over.
Those Wallace rainbows will start dropping. I wouldn't be shocked if he hits two or three tonight.
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Quote Originally Posted by 666LES:
If you believe one point that I also agree with is that Billups is unsound, there is only one side to wager this affair.Cut off the head and the body dies.More attacking the basket with 8-10 seconds on the clock and Wallace hoisting rainbows from outside.The # is awful but its an under unless you think Boston will do the yeomans work to put it Over.
Those Wallace rainbows will start dropping. I wouldn't be shocked if he hits two or three tonight.
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