Elite Sports Investing 3* NBA Playoff Game of the Year (plus link to two Bonus Plays)

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Going to post it w/ the analysis that clients received here a couple minutes before tipoff.

Dallas at San Antonio Game 5
Play San Antonio minus the points

Spurs back on beloved home floor where they are 122-21 SU the past 3 seasons. The NBA's winningest team over the last 2 seasons is now in do- or- die mode, but not ready to concede the opinion that Dallas is the better team here. The Spurs came into this series off of 6 game war with Sacramento, who was an 8th seed by season-long record only. They had to face a well-rested, well-prepared Dallas team on 36 hours rest, and gutted out 1 of 2 at home. They then lost two games at Dallas, in which they had ball in hand in the final seconds with a chance to win each game. They had to play the last 2 + minutes of Game 3 without Duncan, and the entire overtime of Game 4 without Tim Duncan. This against one of the league's top 3 teams in an absolute chaotic environment. The Spurs have been on the wrong side of some very, very questionable calls in each game (games which ESI had no betting interest in!), especially in Game 3's 1 point loss as Dallas shot an incredible 50 free throws against a San Antonio team that was one of the league's top 3 in keeping opponents off the free throw line. Expect some of those calls to begin to swing San Antonio's way on their home court, especially since the Spurs have done their part in complaining about them. San Antonio showed just as much in those tough losses as did Dallas, if not more, and with the basketball IQ present on this team, expect them to learn from their mistakes and put forth a huge effort in their biggest game since last year's Game 7 vs. Detroit.

Usually when I release a play of this magnitude, it is a strong FADE as well as a strong PLAY ON, but I really can't say much about the Mavericks right now. Avery Johnson is a great coach, and they have given the Spurs, a team known for their rock solid defense for nearly a decade now, fits on that side of the court. However, I simply cannot fathom Dallas matching San Antonio's intensity here, and they have made as many highly contested jumpshots in the last 2 games as any team in recent memory. Those difficult shots cannot continue to go in at the rate they did at home, especially on this court where the Spurs allow only 88 ppg on 43% shooting. The Spurs have been too good for too long to go out this quickly. San Antonio by 12

 

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Typo---should have said they had to play last minutes of Game 4 and Overtime without Manu Ginobili

 

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Very good game. Not easy losing, but it does happen to the best of us. Learn from our mistakes and move forward. Now 13-2 on GOY type plays. Not exactly a bad record.