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Below are our plays for today.
| Thursday, December 18, 2014 | |||
| Cleveland State vs. Virginia(NCAAB) 7:00 PM EST | Virginia | Premium Pick | Pinnacle |
| Play Title: Play Selected: Point Spread: -17.0/-106 Click to View Analysis Analysis: 4 Units | |||
| Washington Capitals vs. Columbus Blue Jackets(NHL) 7:05 PM EST | Washington Capitals | Premium Pick | BetOnline |
| Play Title: Play Selected: Money Line: -105 Click to View Analysis Analysis: 5 Units | |||
| Idaho State vs. South Dakota State(NCAAB) 7:30 PM EST | South Dakota State | Premium Pick | Pinnacle |
| Play Title: Play Selected: Point Spread: -9.0/-106 Click to View Analysis Analysis: 2 Units | |||
| Coastal Carolina vs. Mississippi (NCAAB) 8:00 PM EST | Coastal Carolina | Premium Pick | BetOnline |
| Play Title: Play Selected: Point Spread: 8.0/-110 Click to View Analysis Analysis: 2 Units | |||
| Milwaukee Bucks vs. Sacramento Kings(NBA) 10:05 PM EST | Sacramento Kings | Premium Pick | BetOnline |
| Play Title: Play Selected: Point Spread: -6.0/-110 Click to View Analysis Analysis: 8 Units | |||
| Oklahoma City Thunder vs. Golden State Warriors (NBA) 10:35 PM EST | Oklahoma City Thunder | Premium Pick | Sportsbook.com |
| Play Title: Play Selected: Money Line: 125 Click to View Analysis Analysis: 2 Units | |||
| St. Louis Blues vs. Los Angeles Kings(NHL) 10:35 PM EST | Los Angeles Kings | Premium Pick | Pinnacle |
| Play Title: Play Selected: Point Spread: -1.5/218 Click to View Analysis Analysis: 2 Units | |||
| Edmonton Oilers vs. San Jose Sharks(NHL) 10:35 PM EST | San Jose Sharks | Premium Pick | Pinnacle |
| Play Title: Play Selected: Point Spread: -1.5/122 Click to View Analysis Analysis: 2 Units |
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VegasButcher (NBA) - 70 – 51 @ 0% for +13.9 Units
Chicago Bulls -13
The spread moved from -11 to -13, as both Anthony and Stoudemire are expected to be out. These are NY’s top-2 players, so their absence is huge. JR Smith and Iman Shumpert are also out, so scoring could be an issue for NY. We could see the lineup of Hardaway Jr, Calderon, Prigioni, Acy, and Dalembert…with Jason Smith and Larkin off the bench. Interesting. At the same time Derrick Rose is questionable for tonight with an illness. Knowing Rose, I think he’ll sit, as he wants to be healthy when attending ‘meetings’ in the future
Chicago has enough firepower without Rose, plus Noah is back tonight. The Bulls do have a game @ Memphis tomorrow, where the two Gasol brothers will square off against one another. Typically a ‘look ahead’ spot but Chicago is coming off a loss, and I’m sure Thibs has been barking at them for the last two days. Bulls have a chance for an easy win/cover here.
Sacramento Kings -6.5
Demarcus Cousins is listed as probable!! Very important factor, as Sacramento is a very different team with Boogie in the lineup than without. Milwaukee is on a b2b and 3in4 spot here, as they went down @ POR in a pretty competitive game. The average lead was actually +1.4 MIL in that game, as they just ran out of steam late. How much will they have for tonight’s game? Milwaukee committed 25 fouls and allowed 29 FT-attempts to Portland last night. Kings rank #1 offensively in FT-rate and with Cousins back, expect this team to shoot a lot of freebies today. In addition, Bucks rank 28th in defensive rebounding while Kings are #1 on the offensive boards. Again, fatigue and low energy for the Bucks will be a real issue in this particular facet of the game. Kings have gone through some turmoil as their coach got fired, but now they’ve had a few days to process it all. By all accounts, Corbin is a players’ coach so I see the Kings playing hard for him. With Cousins back, expect the Kings to try and end their 4-game losing streak tonight.
Oklahoma City Thunder +2.5
On Tuesday I backed Memphis because they had a good defense and size advantage in the paint. Well, OKC ranks 3rd defensively (2nd in eFG% allowed) and they have size in the paint as well. Adams and Ibaka are both big and athletic, and without Bogut in there, I see the Warriors struggling around the basket. I liked Grizzlies’ strategy where they closed out on perimeter shooters, took away the space, and challenged Curry and Thompson to drive to the basket where Gasol was able to alter their shots. Well both Adams and Ibaka are more athletic than Gasol, and they’re much more efficient shot-blockers. This could be another very difficult game for the Warriors. Memphis limited Golden State only 41% from the field and 29% from the 3PT line, while allowing 12 FT-attempts. Draymond Green struggled against a bigger and more physical Z-Bo, and I think undersized Green will have another real tough matchup against Ibaka tonight. Curry/Thompson will have to deal with an explosive Westbrook which is going to be a really difficult matchup also. Oh, and I haven’t even mentioned the best player on the court, Kevin Durant, who logged 35 minutes @ Sacramento on Tuesday, as his 30-minute limit threshold has finally come off. Without Bogut, the Warriors allow 8.2 more points per 100 possessions and score 6.5 fewer, for a net-rating of 14.7. That’s an absolutely huge impact. The Warriors have beaten OKC on the road earlier this year, though neither KD nor RW played in that one. Now, I think OKC will get a chance to get some revenge, as they are the better team on the floor tonight from my standpoint.
Chicago Bulls -13
The spread moved from -11 to -13, as both Anthony and Stoudemire are expected to be out. These are NY’s top-2 players, so their absence is huge. JR Smith and Iman Shumpert are also out, so scoring could be an issue for NY. We could see the lineup of Hardaway Jr, Calderon, Prigioni, Acy, and Dalembert…with Jason Smith and Larkin off the bench. Interesting. At the same time Derrick Rose is questionable for tonight with an illness. Knowing Rose, I think he’ll sit, as he wants to be healthy when attending ‘meetings’ in the future
Chicago has enough firepower without Rose, plus Noah is back tonight. The Bulls do have a game @ Memphis tomorrow, where the two Gasol brothers will square off against one another. Typically a ‘look ahead’ spot but Chicago is coming off a loss, and I’m sure Thibs has been barking at them for the last two days. Bulls have a chance for an easy win/cover here.Sacramento Kings -6.5
Demarcus Cousins is listed as probable!! Very important factor, as Sacramento is a very different team with Boogie in the lineup than without. Milwaukee is on a b2b and 3in4 spot here, as they went down @ POR in a pretty competitive game. The average lead was actually +1.4 MIL in that game, as they just ran out of steam late. How much will they have for tonight’s game? Milwaukee committed 25 fouls and allowed 29 FT-attempts to Portland last night. Kings rank #1 offensively in FT-rate and with Cousins back, expect this team to shoot a lot of freebies today. In addition, Bucks rank 28th in defensive rebounding while Kings are #1 on the offensive boards. Again, fatigue and low energy for the Bucks will be a real issue in this particular facet of the game. Kings have gone through some turmoil as their coach got fired, but now they’ve had a few days to process it all. By all accounts, Corbin is a players’ coach so I see the Kings playing hard for him. With Cousins back, expect the Kings to try and end their 4-game losing streak tonight.
Oklahoma City Thunder +2.5
On Tuesday I backed Memphis because they had a good defense and size advantage in the paint. Well, OKC ranks 3rd defensively (2nd in eFG% allowed) and they have size in the paint as well. Adams and Ibaka are both big and athletic, and without Bogut in there, I see the Warriors struggling around the basket. I liked Grizzlies’ strategy where they closed out on perimeter shooters, took away the space, and challenged Curry and Thompson to drive to the basket where Gasol was able to alter their shots. Well both Adams and Ibaka are more athletic than Gasol, and they’re much more efficient shot-blockers. This could be another very difficult game for the Warriors. Memphis limited Golden State only 41% from the field and 29% from the 3PT line, while allowing 12 FT-attempts. Draymond Green struggled against a bigger and more physical Z-Bo, and I think undersized Green will have another real tough matchup against Ibaka tonight. Curry/Thompson will have to deal with an explosive Westbrook which is going to be a really difficult matchup also. Oh, and I haven’t even mentioned the best player on the court, Kevin Durant, who logged 35 minutes @ Sacramento on Tuesday, as his 30-minute limit threshold has finally come off. Without Bogut, the Warriors allow 8.2 more points per 100 possessions and score 6.5 fewer, for a net-rating of 14.7. That’s an absolutely huge impact. The Warriors have beaten OKC on the road earlier this year, though neither KD nor RW played in that one. Now, I think OKC will get a chance to get some revenge, as they are the better team on the floor tonight from my standpoint.
