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Detroit at Cleveland
Play Cleveland plus the points
Play UNDER the total
Cavs were a powerhouse at the Q this season, logging a 31-10 SU/24-19-1$ ATS mark. Only 3 teams in the NBA had a better record at home this season. All of their statistical averages are SUBSTANTIALLY better at home, including a whopping +6.5 rebounding margin, 43% FG defense and 92 ppg defensively. Those are very enticing numbers to take nearly a handful of points with. The long layoff should help the Cavs, as they came off B2B overtime games against Washington to start this series, having to face a Pistons team laying in wait off of easy Milwaukee series at the NBA's toughest venue. Lebron is a very fast learner, so expect him to make his own adjustments to the Pistons' different defensive looks. We mentioned the Cavs' excellent rebounding on this court, and worth noting that Detroit is -3.8 rpg on the road, where they also allow over 46% from the field, two numbers you wouldn't normally associate with the Pistons. Would prefer SG Hughes to play here, but note that he missed half of the season anyway, and that either way his tragedy will serve as inspiration to a very, very tight knitted team, and also provide a lot of crowd support at a venue where there has been magic in the air all season. Justin Hughes spent alot of time with the players after Larry had joined the team, and they all took a liking to him. Also worth noting that the last two seasons playoff teams that began a series with two straight wins are only 4-10 SU/ATS in game 3, including 1-3 this season with the lone winner being Dallas in overtime against Memphis in a game they trailed by 6 with under a minute to play in regulation. The Pistons themselves provided two of the losers, twice taking a 2-0 series lead and losing by double digits, most recently to Milwaukee in Game 3 of their first round series. Lebron is too good to not be heard from in this series. Think it will happen today on this excellent home court.
The Pistons will be hard pressed to average 12.5 made 3 pointers on 53% from behind the arc like they have the first two games of this series, and the Cavs allow a respectable 34.8 from behind the arc at home compared to nearly 37% on the road. Expect this game to be much more competitive than the first two, so there won't be as many quick shots by Clevleand to get back in the game, and Detroit won't be as permissive with a big lead. Both teams are near the bottom of the NBA in FT shooting, and their respective home/road defensive averages are both 92 ppg. Game 1 went over due to rediculous Detroit 3 pt. shooting and Game 2 went over by 1 point at the buzzer after some last minute free throw shooting. Before that 10 straight meetings between these two had gone UNDER today's total. Detroit is 41-19-2$ UNDER their last 62 vs. division foes while Clevleand is 48-23$ their last 71. With Cavs excellent home defense, this one stays UNDER.
Without Hughes 86-85 Cavs
With Hughes 91-86 Cavs
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Detroit at Cleveland
Play Cleveland plus the points
Play UNDER the total
Cavs were a powerhouse at the Q this season, logging a 31-10 SU/24-19-1$ ATS mark. Only 3 teams in the NBA had a better record at home this season. All of their statistical averages are SUBSTANTIALLY better at home, including a whopping +6.5 rebounding margin, 43% FG defense and 92 ppg defensively. Those are very enticing numbers to take nearly a handful of points with. The long layoff should help the Cavs, as they came off B2B overtime games against Washington to start this series, having to face a Pistons team laying in wait off of easy Milwaukee series at the NBA's toughest venue. Lebron is a very fast learner, so expect him to make his own adjustments to the Pistons' different defensive looks. We mentioned the Cavs' excellent rebounding on this court, and worth noting that Detroit is -3.8 rpg on the road, where they also allow over 46% from the field, two numbers you wouldn't normally associate with the Pistons. Would prefer SG Hughes to play here, but note that he missed half of the season anyway, and that either way his tragedy will serve as inspiration to a very, very tight knitted team, and also provide a lot of crowd support at a venue where there has been magic in the air all season. Justin Hughes spent alot of time with the players after Larry had joined the team, and they all took a liking to him. Also worth noting that the last two seasons playoff teams that began a series with two straight wins are only 4-10 SU/ATS in game 3, including 1-3 this season with the lone winner being Dallas in overtime against Memphis in a game they trailed by 6 with under a minute to play in regulation. The Pistons themselves provided two of the losers, twice taking a 2-0 series lead and losing by double digits, most recently to Milwaukee in Game 3 of their first round series. Lebron is too good to not be heard from in this series. Think it will happen today on this excellent home court.
The Pistons will be hard pressed to average 12.5 made 3 pointers on 53% from behind the arc like they have the first two games of this series, and the Cavs allow a respectable 34.8 from behind the arc at home compared to nearly 37% on the road. Expect this game to be much more competitive than the first two, so there won't be as many quick shots by Clevleand to get back in the game, and Detroit won't be as permissive with a big lead. Both teams are near the bottom of the NBA in FT shooting, and their respective home/road defensive averages are both 92 ppg. Game 1 went over due to rediculous Detroit 3 pt. shooting and Game 2 went over by 1 point at the buzzer after some last minute free throw shooting. Before that 10 straight meetings between these two had gone UNDER today's total. Detroit is 41-19-2$ UNDER their last 62 vs. division foes while Clevleand is 48-23$ their last 71. With Cavs excellent home defense, this one stays UNDER.
Without Hughes 86-85 Cavs
With Hughes 91-86 Cavs
