Service Plays Tuesday 11/30/10

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Pick 'n' Roll: Today's best NBA bets

New Jersey Nets at New York Knicks (-5, 202)

Don’t look now but the New York Knicks have suddenly found their rhythm on offense, posting more than 110 points in six of their last eight. That offensive surge helped the club to wins in six of those matchups, while they’ve covered the number seven times over that stretch.

Now the Knicks are back to .500 at 9-9 on the year and they have co-captains Amar’e Stoudemire and Raymond Felton to thank.

Stoudemire dropped 37 points while adding 15 rebounds and seven assists in New York’s 125-116 win over the Detroit Pistons while playing on a sprained ankle. Felton chipped in with 23 points and 11 assists while battling the flu.

"He's great - just everything from the right thing to say at timeouts," Knicks coach Mike D'Antoni said of Stoudemire. "Just his persona and aura is really good. That's what a leader has to do. Never be down or cross with anybody and keep leading. Raymond was sick so he was real quiet on the bench and [Amar'e] filled the void. That's what great leadership is and it's not about making or missing last shots."

New Jersey averages a little less than 93 points per game and that won’t be enough Tuesday.

Pick: Knicks


Boston Celtics at Cleveland Cavaliers (+6.5, 194.5)

When you’ve been around as long as Shaquille O’Neal and have accomplished as much as he has, it only makes sense that he gets a free pass every now and then.

O’Neal missed Monday’s practice after he apparently got the times mixed up, but coach Doc Rivers says he won’t discipline Shaq.

"If you have a history of [missing practice], we deal with it," Rivers told reporters. "It's a human game, it always will be. I don't have a set rule for one guys or two guys. Each guy is an individual basis, is what I'm saying. You deal with it that way. You put money in the bank and, if you're a guy that tends to use up your money, then [the leash] is a little shorter."

That’s why Rivers is such a good fit with this veteran team – he gets it. The Celtics have won three straight but have only covered once over their last five. A good home date with the sputtering Cleveland Cavaliers should fix that.

Pick: Celtics

 

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College Funds: Today's best NCAAB bets

Georgetown Hoyas at Missouri Tigers (2, 145)

This clash between Big East and Big 12 is a complete contrast of styles: The Hoyas’ slowed-down Princeton offense versus the Tigers’ up-tempo “40 minutes of hell”.

Georgetown is 6-0 (4-1 ATS) and coming off victories over North Carolina State and UNC Asheville last week, relying heavily on the long ball. The Hoyas are sixth in the nation in 3-point shooting (44.4 percent) and buried 13 of 25 attempts from beyond the arc against the Bulldogs, including seven triples from guard Austin Freeman.

He tied the programs single-game record for 3-pointers made and finished with 32 points in the 87-72 win.

“I wanted to be aggressive, take good shots and not force anything,” Freeman told reporters. “I hit a couple and felt like I was able to take more shots and make them. When you're open and your teammates find you, you just have to knock the shot down.”

Missouri is 5-0 to start the season, but hasn’t defended well on the perimeter. The Tigers are allowing opponents to hit for better than 34 percent from outside and have allowed their last two opponents to hit for almost 50 percent beyond the arc (12 for 25).

Pick: Georgetown


Ohio State Buckeyes at Florida State Seminoles (4.5, 133)

The Buckeyes are depending on some untested talents to fill in around their seasoned veterans. So far, that confidence in the youngsters is playing off.

Star freshman Jared Sullinger is grabbing most of the headlines in Columbus but other underclassmen are stepping up their game as well. First-year forward Deshaun Thomas added 19 points off the bench in OSU’s 66-45 win over Miami (Ohio) Friday while fellow reserve Aaron Craft chipped in with five points

Thomas’ efforts earned his Big Ten Frosh of the Week honors. He is averaging just under 15 points per game along with 5.4 rebounds a night. He’s scored in double figures in three straight games heading into Tuesday.

"I came into practice and worked really hard and came into this game and played really hard," Thomas told reporters after scoring 17 points versus UNC Wilmington. "I'm just doing me. I score and I put the ball in the basket."

The Noles will have enough trouble stopping Sullinger and the Buckeyes veterans, leaving Thomas primed for another big night off the pine.

Pick: Ohio State

 

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Ice picks: Today's best NHL bets

Tampa Bay Lightning at Toronto Maple Leafs (-120, 5.5)

Steven Stamkos was born in Markam, Ontario and likes nothing better than beating up on the local Leafs. The 20-year-old leads the league in goals and his 39 points puts him behind only Sidney Crosby’s 40 heading into Monday night’s action. That has to concern the Toronto Maple Leafs.

Stamkos has 13 points in nine games lifetime against the Leafs and heads into Tuesday’s date with 19 points in his last 12.

“It will be an unbelievable challenge,” Toronto defenseman Luke Schenn told reproters. “Since the start of the season and probably since the Olympic break last year, he has probably been the hottest player in the league. He gets to his spots and scores goals just about every night.

“We’ll have to be good as a five-man unit. Not one guy is going to shut him down in particular, it will have to be everyone chipping in.”

Meanwhile, the Leafs, who are averaging only 2.2 goals per game, are desperate enough up front to promote rookie Nazem Kadri to center the top line even though he was playing in the minors 10 days ago.

Pick: Lightning


St. Louis Blues at Chicago Blackhawks (-150, 5.5)

The circus is finally on its way out of Chicago, meaning the Blackhawks are back in town for their first home game since Nov. 14.

Chicago went 4-2 on the road swing with impressive wins over Vancouver, Los Angeles, and Anaheim, but more importantly for the long run, finally seem to be coming together a bit. Trips to Las Vegas and California tend to have that impact on teams.

The Blackhawks aren’t trying to run and gun everybody out of the rink anymore, instead concentrating on puck possession and limiting the shots their goaltenders face. That’s been important because veteran netminder Marty Turco looks a little long in the tooth already. Corey Crawford has started three of the club’s last four games and won all three, so there are rumblings of a goalie controversy already.

St. Louis battled hard in a home-and-home against the Stars over the weekend, but just can’t get its offense going. The Blues rank 24th in overall scoring while their power play continues to sputter with a 14.3 percent success rate.

Not good numbers against a Blackhawks team that’s finally getting it together.

Pick: Blackhawks

 

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Bettors' best friend: Tuesday's wagering tips

Lines to watch

The Cleveland Cavaliers opened as 7-point underdogs against the Boston Celtics but are now listed at +6.5.

The Sacramento Kings opened as 2.5-point underdogs against the Indiana Pacers with the total at 191.5. The Kings are now listed at +3 with the total at 190.5.

Who’s hot

NBA: New York Knicks have won and covered in six of their last seven.

NBA: Indiana Pacers have covered the number in five of their last six.

NHL: Atlanta Thrashers have won five straight.

Who’s not

NBA: Boston Celtics have covered in just one of their last five games.

NHL: Nashville Predators have lost four in a row.

NCAAB: Syracuse Orange has dropped five straight against the number.

Key stat

107.6 – average points per game the San Antonio Spurs have managed over their last five contests. The Spurs have played over the posted total in each of those games and have a 11-5 over/under record heading into Tuesday’s game with the Golden State Warriors, who give up almost 106 points per game this season.

Injury that shouldn’t be overlooked

Rajon Rondo (foot), Boston Celtics – Rondo practiced Monday and said that his hamstring feels a lot better. Now if he could just get his plantar fasciitis issue under control. He’s still expected to play Tuesday against the Cleveland Cavaliers, but may be limited.

Game of the day

No. 14 Georgetown Hoyas at No. 8 Missouri Tigers (+2, 145)

Notable quotable

"We're playing Pau too many minutes [and we] don't have a backup for either he or Lamar right now, so that's a real problem. We put all our eggs in the basket of Andrew coming back and we hoped he'd be back by this time, by Nov. 15, by Thanksgiving time, by [our last] road trip, etc. We don't know when Andrew is coming back." – Los Angeles Lakers coach Phil Jackson on waiting for Andrew Bynum’s return to the lineup.

Notes and tips

Jason Thompson was anointed the new starting power forward for the Sacramento Kings, sending Carl Landry to the bench, while DeMarcus Cousins was kicked out of Monday’s practice by coach Paul Westphal. Details have yet to surface about what happened with Cousins, but the Kings have lost 10 of their last 11 and sit at 4-11 against the number this season. They play host to Indiana Tuesday.

Wesley Matthews will start at small forward for the Portland Trailblazers Tuesday against the Philadelphia 76ers, taking Nicolas Batum’s spot in the starting five. Matthews may have a chance to stick, too. He averaged 22 points, five rebounds and two steals in the three games he filled in for Brandon Roy.

Chicago Blackhawks winger Marian Hossa had to be helped off the ice after he collided with teammate Nick Boynton during Monday’s practice. Boynton was fine, but the team did not issue a statement about Hossa’s status following the workout. Hossa has eight goals and 18 points in 21 games this season.

 

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Mighty Quinn

Mighty likes Clemson Tuesday. The profit is 10 sirignanos.

 

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Gamblers Data

Bonus Play Tuesday

Spurs -4

 

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Arthur Ralph Sports
557- 405 run 58 %

Bonus Play TUES SA Spurs - 4

 

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DCI NCAA CBB

Season
Straight Up: 687-184 (.789)
ATS: 240-262 (.478)
ATS Vary Units: 987-997 (.497)
Over/Under: 217-238 (.477)
Over/Under Vary Units: 359-463 (.437)

Non-Conference
Canisius 67, BINGHAMTON 60
CLEMSON 65, Michigan 56
COLORADO 87, Texas-Pan American 64
CONNECTICUT 76, New Hampshire 47
Georgetown 75, Missouri 71
Georgia Tech 68, NORTHWESTERN 66
GONZAGA 91, Eastern Washington 61
HAMPTON 64, Georgia State 54
ILLINOIS 77, North Carolina 68
Iona 72, NORFOLK STATE 65
KENTUCKY 80, Boston U. 60
LSU 71, Houston 68
MISSISSIPPI STATE 85, Florida Atlantic 66
MONTANA 79, Cal State Fullerton 65
NORTH TEXAS 82, UT Arlington 70
Northern Arizona 76, CAL STATE BAKERSFIELD 72
NORTHWESTERN STATE 90, Centenary 76
NOTRE DAME 77, Indiana State 55
Ohio State 67, FLORIDA STATE 60
Old Dominion vs. MIAMI (FLA.): TOO CLOSE TO CALL
PENN 77, Umbc 62
PORTLAND 65, Saint Louis 59
Princeton 70, LAFAYETTE 58
SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 79, Nevada 76
STETSON 60, Savannah State 59
SYRACUSE 78, Cornell 60
TENNESSEE 82, Middle Tennessee 60
TEXAS TECH 81, Oral Roberts 76
TULANE 66, Alabama State 53
UT SAN ANTONIO 78, San Jose State 74
UTAH 71, Fresno State 59
Utep 77, NEW HAMPSHIRE 74
WAKE FOREST 72, Iowa 66
WASHINGTON 87, Long Beach State 66
WASHINGTON STATE 82, Sacramento State 55
WESTERN CAROLINA 68, Bradley 67
YALE 69, Hartford 58

 

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DCI NBA

Season
Straight Up: 153-86 (.640)
ATS: 137-106 (.564)
ATS Vary Units: 389-328 (.543)
Over/Under: 112-139 (.446)
Over/Under Vary Units: 156-182 (.462)

Boston 95, CLEVELAND 93
ORLANDO 103, Detroit 86
Portland 97, PHILADELPHIA 95
NEW YORK 106, New Jersey 99
L.A. Lakers 105, MEMPHIS 100
Indiana 104, SACRAMENTO 99
San Antonio 111, GOLDEN STATE 105

 

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DCI NHL

Season: 111-76 (.594)

Tampa Bay vs. TORONTO: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Phoenix vs. NASHVILLE: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
CHICAGO 3, St. Louis 2
COLORADO 4, Atlanta 3
Detroit vs. SAN JOSE: TOO CLOSE TO CALL

 

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Don Wallace

NBA

3* San Antonio -4.5

 

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Super Pogodak
Tuesday 30/11/2010

1* Chievo

 

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Pro Tipster

Date Country League Event Our pick
30.11.2010 England Premier League Arsenal - Wigan Arsenal -1,-1.5


SAM

No selections

 

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CAPPERS ACCESS

Iowa
Michigan

 

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JOE WIZ DAILY FREE PICK

College Hoops take New Mexico St. +6 over UTEP

 

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Basketball Crusher
Play of the Day:

Memphis +5 over LA

 

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Hockey Crusher
Play of the Day:

Toronto -120 over Tampa

 

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Crown City Sports Consultant
Tuesday 11/30 NHL

[Premium]
3- Atlanta/Colorado under 5.5


31-27 (+14.1) NHL Season

 

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Sheds One-a-Day Tuesday
One-a-Day record now sits at 25-3 following Pitt win on Monday.

Tuesday Play:

Atlanta - Colorado Over 5.5 goals -130

I don't really like taking overs these days (all 5 games Under on Monday) but how does this one stay under? Both teams average over 3 goals both for and against. O/U records are 15 overs to 8 unders for Atlanta and 16 overs to 6 unders for Colorado. The stats only say over and I'm a little surprised its not 6 goals. Atlanta's recent unders have probably influenced that but those were against Boston and Montreal - large Under teams.