Utah is dropping all these games down the stretch that they've been big favorites in. LAC, Dallas and now they have to beat the Lakers the final night of the season to get to 41 wins.
Houston likely beats Sacto in the finale and then Jazz will have nothing to play for and it'll be Kobe's final game. Tough to say how much fight Utah would show in that spot. Favors likely sits atleast...
Looks like you may have escaped my wrath Vitterd. We will see....
Ha! So if Utah loses I think it's splits and no blood right? Do you wanna do anything for playoffs? Maybe draft series picks? It's mostly chalk so how about drafting picks and in how many games.
HOU is -15 vs SAC tonight. An SU Win by HOU kicks the Jazz out of the Playoffs. Sometime during warmups the Jazz will look up at the scoreboard and see HOU leading 80-65 as they are about to face Kobe in his last game. This means the Jazz are playing a scrimmage. Lakers should be -3 already by now, and are still +5.5
That makes sense and I posted something similar on the main board like 30 mins ago.
The Lakers suck and Utah is still pretty good, -3 is way too far. Lakers shouldn't be -3 over anyone at home but maybe Philly and Phoenix but it likely wouldn't close at +5.5 either. Probably go to Jazz like -3 once Houston wins.
The Stifle Tower Gobert is out and Favors is questionable already. Weird line.
I was exaggerating a little for effect. If I were the Linesmaker I'd probably have opened Jazz -2.5. I took the 5.5 just for middling purposes. I'm hoping to see the line tank while HOU coasts. But it may go off the board so I'll probably have to buy back before tipoff.
I don't think HOU will cover either. If you had gotten SAC +10 or higher in their previous 34 Road games outsides of SAN you'd have gone 31-3.
I feel bad for the public. They're gonna get buried tonight. You can already tell just by all the moronic posts in the Service Play section.
Scott:
have nba posted totals increased by a large margin from last year? I'm not big on playing totals but you see very few under 200. I can recall 180's in the somewhat recent past. What exactly caused this in your opinion?