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A HUGE WINNER for PRO INFO SPORTS clients on Wednesday as our GUARANTEED 3 STAR SELECTION was MONEY IN THE BANK half way through the first quarter! The Clippers jumped out to an early 30-15 lead over the Suns and never looked back, pounding Phoenix by 25 points and absolutely crushing the spread by 29' points! Read the complete write-up we released to our clients for this game below to see a sample of the sports investing information, analysis, and advice you can receive on a daily basis.
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Wednesday's client-only 3 STAR SELECTION (3% of Bankroll)
LA Clippers +4’ over PHOENIX
The Clippers tried to run with the Suns in Game 1 of their Western Conference Semifinal. It actually worked for awhile, but eventually it caught up with them and Phoenix raced off with the SU & ATS victory. As Los Angeles found out, it’s nearly impossible to out-run the Suns, especially on their home court.
Obviously Phoenix will look for another high-scoring affair in Game 2, but expect the Clippers to make a more concerted effort to slow things down as they try to avoid heading home facing an 0-2 deficit.
Including the final three victories over the Lakers, the Suns have averaged 122.8 points over the last four games. Clippers forward Elton Brand was simply incredible, as he scored a team playoff-record 40 points on 18-of-22 shooting. Sam Cassell added 28 points and the Clippers shot 59 percent from the field, but they were just 4-of-12 from 3-point range while Phoenix hit 12-of-27. The Suns shot 54 percent overall and had five players score at least 17 points, including 31 from league MVP Steve Nash to go with his game-high 12 assists.
Mike Dunleavy's L.A. team held the Denver Nuggets to 87.4 points per contest, 13 below their season average, as the Clippers won their first-round series 4-1. Something had to give in Game 1 with the run-and-gun Suns, and it was the Los Angeles defense. Obviously, they have little chance to limit Phoenix to such a low average but the Clippers do feel they can prevent the Suns from penetrating so easily and avoid sending them to the free-throw line too often. The Suns scored an average of 98 points in two losses to the Clippers during the regular season, compared to 119 in two wins, so L.A. has held the Suns down, including in Phoenix.
Phoenix suffered little emotional letdown from its stirring comeback against the Lakers in the first round. Buoyed by the presentation of Steve Nash's MVP trophy by Commissioner David Stern before the game, the Suns broke to a 23-12 lead before the Clippers shook off their rust and scrambled back in to the game. Phoenix was on guard against a letdown and survived with a late burst to seal the game. L.A. actually led by five at halftime and by as many as eight before Nash rallied the Suns.
There’s no doubt the Clippers know they can defend better in Game 2 and numerous PRO INFO SPORTS NBA Playoff POWER SYSTEMS also show them due for some breaks. Including our STAR SELECTION winner on Cleveland Tuesday night, road teams off a road game in which they allowed 10 or more 3-pointers are a sparkling 15-0 ATS since 2001. While Phoenix can certainly shoot the 3’s, it’s unlikely they will do so at the same efficiency, just as it was unlikely for the Pistons to match their performance last Sunday. Another POWER SYSTEM states: Play ON an NBA Round 1/2 Playoff underdog of 4+ points off a non-OT SU loss scoring 100+ points. After hitting triple digits, but coming up empty in the win column, the teams describe are a solid 10-0 ATS since 2002.
Meanwhile, Phoenix has to just about be running on fumes by now. After an emotionally and physically exhausting run against the Lakers, the Suns had another all-out performance on Monday. Teams that pull out a miracle comeback to save their season usually have difficulty staying focused after enjoying some prosperity. Phoenix has shown itself to be a team that will allow its opponents back into games and into playoff series, as we show them at 0-5 ATS with a 1-0 series lead and not an underdog of more than 8 points. At home with a series lead, they are 0-3 ATS.
The Suns are also active as a Play AGAINST team for several of our NBA Playoff POWER SYSTEMS. Teams off a home SU win scoring 110+ points in its last game and a SU win scoring 110+ points before that are 0-9 ATS vs. an opponent with less than 6 days rest, including Detroit’s ATS loss at home to Cleveland on Tuesday. Another system advises to: Play AGAINST a home team with a TOTAL over 173 points off a SU win trailing by 3+ points at halftime. Perfect since at least 1999, these teams are 0-8 ATS, including San Antonio’s loss at home to Dallas on Tuesday.
With just a little more patience on offense and a little more activity on defense resulting in a just a few more missed shots, the Clippers can take this game right down to the wire, which is what we expect.
PROJECTED FINAL SCORE: PHOENIX 106 LA CLIPPERS 105
ACTUAL FINAL SCORE: LA CLIPPERS 122 PHOENIX 97
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A HUGE WINNER for PRO INFO SPORTS clients on Wednesday as our GUARANTEED 3 STAR SELECTION was MONEY IN THE BANK half way through the first quarter! The Clippers jumped out to an early 30-15 lead over the Suns and never looked back, pounding Phoenix by 25 points and absolutely crushing the spread by 29' points! Read the complete write-up we released to our clients for this game below to see a sample of the sports investing information, analysis, and advice you can receive on a daily basis.
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Wednesday's client-only 3 STAR SELECTION (3% of Bankroll)
LA Clippers +4’ over PHOENIX
The Clippers tried to run with the Suns in Game 1 of their Western Conference Semifinal. It actually worked for awhile, but eventually it caught up with them and Phoenix raced off with the SU & ATS victory. As Los Angeles found out, it’s nearly impossible to out-run the Suns, especially on their home court.
Obviously Phoenix will look for another high-scoring affair in Game 2, but expect the Clippers to make a more concerted effort to slow things down as they try to avoid heading home facing an 0-2 deficit.
Including the final three victories over the Lakers, the Suns have averaged 122.8 points over the last four games. Clippers forward Elton Brand was simply incredible, as he scored a team playoff-record 40 points on 18-of-22 shooting. Sam Cassell added 28 points and the Clippers shot 59 percent from the field, but they were just 4-of-12 from 3-point range while Phoenix hit 12-of-27. The Suns shot 54 percent overall and had five players score at least 17 points, including 31 from league MVP Steve Nash to go with his game-high 12 assists.
Mike Dunleavy's L.A. team held the Denver Nuggets to 87.4 points per contest, 13 below their season average, as the Clippers won their first-round series 4-1. Something had to give in Game 1 with the run-and-gun Suns, and it was the Los Angeles defense. Obviously, they have little chance to limit Phoenix to such a low average but the Clippers do feel they can prevent the Suns from penetrating so easily and avoid sending them to the free-throw line too often. The Suns scored an average of 98 points in two losses to the Clippers during the regular season, compared to 119 in two wins, so L.A. has held the Suns down, including in Phoenix.
Phoenix suffered little emotional letdown from its stirring comeback against the Lakers in the first round. Buoyed by the presentation of Steve Nash's MVP trophy by Commissioner David Stern before the game, the Suns broke to a 23-12 lead before the Clippers shook off their rust and scrambled back in to the game. Phoenix was on guard against a letdown and survived with a late burst to seal the game. L.A. actually led by five at halftime and by as many as eight before Nash rallied the Suns.
There’s no doubt the Clippers know they can defend better in Game 2 and numerous PRO INFO SPORTS NBA Playoff POWER SYSTEMS also show them due for some breaks. Including our STAR SELECTION winner on Cleveland Tuesday night, road teams off a road game in which they allowed 10 or more 3-pointers are a sparkling 15-0 ATS since 2001. While Phoenix can certainly shoot the 3’s, it’s unlikely they will do so at the same efficiency, just as it was unlikely for the Pistons to match their performance last Sunday. Another POWER SYSTEM states: Play ON an NBA Round 1/2 Playoff underdog of 4+ points off a non-OT SU loss scoring 100+ points. After hitting triple digits, but coming up empty in the win column, the teams describe are a solid 10-0 ATS since 2002.
Meanwhile, Phoenix has to just about be running on fumes by now. After an emotionally and physically exhausting run against the Lakers, the Suns had another all-out performance on Monday. Teams that pull out a miracle comeback to save their season usually have difficulty staying focused after enjoying some prosperity. Phoenix has shown itself to be a team that will allow its opponents back into games and into playoff series, as we show them at 0-5 ATS with a 1-0 series lead and not an underdog of more than 8 points. At home with a series lead, they are 0-3 ATS.
The Suns are also active as a Play AGAINST team for several of our NBA Playoff POWER SYSTEMS. Teams off a home SU win scoring 110+ points in its last game and a SU win scoring 110+ points before that are 0-9 ATS vs. an opponent with less than 6 days rest, including Detroit’s ATS loss at home to Cleveland on Tuesday. Another system advises to: Play AGAINST a home team with a TOTAL over 173 points off a SU win trailing by 3+ points at halftime. Perfect since at least 1999, these teams are 0-8 ATS, including San Antonio’s loss at home to Dallas on Tuesday.
With just a little more patience on offense and a little more activity on defense resulting in a just a few more missed shots, the Clippers can take this game right down to the wire, which is what we expect.
PROJECTED FINAL SCORE: PHOENIX 106 LA CLIPPERS 105
ACTUAL FINAL SCORE: LA CLIPPERS 122 PHOENIX 97
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