***SUNDAY 4 STAR SELECTION******
PRO INFO SPORTS enjoyed a STAR SELECTIONS SWEEP on Saturday, starting with our GUARANTEED 7 STAR SELECTION WINNER. As forecasted in our highest-rated Money Play of the 2006 NBA Playoffs, the Cleveland Cavaliers not only covered the spread against the Detroit Pistons, but beat them outright. The detailed game information, analysis, and advice released to our clients on this game is provided below.
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CLEVELAND +4’ over Detroit
The Pistons take a 2-0 lead on the road as they face the Cavaliers on Saturday. Detroit dominated Cleveland in Game 1, coming away with an easy 113-86 victory. In Game 2, Detroit controlled the game for most of the first three quarters, before holding off a late rally for a 97-91 victory.
The Pistons led the second game by as many as 22 points, but Cavs star LeBron James scored 23 of his 30 points after halftime and helped his team outscore Detroit 31-19 in the fourth quarter. Cleveland is hoping their comeback in Game 2 will provide some needed momentum at home. “It showed that we can play with them,” said center Zydrunas Ilgauskas. “Now, we've got to play with them for the entire game.” Lebron James added, “We're confident. No one's head is down about this series.”
It appears the Cavaliers will be without starting guard Larry Hughes for this game. Hughes left the team Thursday after his 20-year-old brother, Justin, died after battling complications from a 1997 heart transplant. Justin's funeral is scheduled for Tuesday, but Larry's timetable for returning to the team is unknown. James said after Friday's practice he didn't anticipate Hughes returning for Game 3.
Hughes missed 45 games during the regular season after undergoing two surgeries on his right middle finger, and the Cavs went 26-19 without him. He has shot just 32 percent in eight games so far in the postseason, and his 11.3 scoring average is far below the 20.7 points he averaged for Washington in 10 postseason games in 2005. “The only good thing about it is that we played 40-some games without him so we kind of know how to play without him,” James said. “You hate to lose a defender, great scorer and team leader like that, but we know how to play without him.”
Many of his teammates had met Justin, even though Hughes joined the Cavs just this season. "He's had a really tough year, and I wish I could be with him right now," Damon Jones said. "He's helped me through some trying times this year, and he gave me a lot of wisdom in a lot of different areas. I wish I could be with him to give him some of the things that he gave me."
Flip Murray, who averaged 13.7 points in 25 starts since coming to Cleveland in a late February trade with Seattle, likely will start if Hughes is not back. Murray could certainly provide a spark. The Cavs were 18-7 with him in the starting lineup.
This is a classic spot where a back-up will step up and have a big impact on the game, while the teammates of the missing player will dedicate their effort to him and raise their game to another level. Should Hughes show up and play after all, he would also figure to be emotionally charged and play a focused game in his brother’s memory. Either way, the emotions for the Cavaliers will be running very high, especially with a packed house roaring them on.
Detroit has not swept a playoff series since the 1990 NBA Finals. Furthermore, the Pistons are a brutal 0-4 SU & ATS after taking the first two games at home. They haven’t just lost by some lucky shots; they’ve been drilled. Additionally, as a road favorite with 2+ days rest off a SU win they are 0-3 SU & ATS, losing by nearly 14 points and failing to cover by an amazing 17+ points a game on average. “It's difficult to beat a team three times in a row, much less four,” Pistons coach Flip Saunders said. “That's why you don't see many sweeps anymore.”
Several PRO INFO SPORTS NBA Playoff POWER SYSTEMS demonstrate that Detroit is due for an off game here. Teams not getting 7+ points with less than 6 days rest off 2 SU wins with 9+ 3-pointers in each game are 0-9 ATS since 1999 vs. opponents also with less than 6 days rest.
A POWER SYSTEM that has been very strong just since 2004 states: Play AGAINST a road team with a TOTAL of 181’-204 points off a home SU win with a worse ATS margin in its last game than in a SU win before that. These fading teams are a pathetic 1-15 SU & 0-16 ATS!
The Pistons may have won Game 2, but they lost in many statistical categories that give the Cavaliers hope. For instance, Cleveland dominated the boards and makes Detroit active for another Play AGAINST system. Road teams with a TOTAL under 205 points off a SU win with 5+ fewer offensive rebounds than its opponents are 0-11 SU & ATS. The games have not even been close, as the visitors have lost by more 16 points and failed to cover by more than 11 points a game on average.
Not only did the Cavs outrebound by double digits in Game 2, they actually shot better from the field and even hit a higher percentage of their 3-point shots. The main difference in the game was at the free throw line, where the Pistons got 20 more attempts and made 16 more charity tosses. As Cleveland is more aggressive in Game 3 and getting the benefit of some home calls, things should even out at the line.
The Cavaliers qualify for a nifty NBA Playoff POWER SYSTEM as well, which states: Play ON an 0-2 team with a TOTAL of 184’-213’ points and 2+ days rest. This very simple situation has been perfect since the start of the 2003 playoffs, going 10-0 SU & ATS. Of the 10 qualifying teams, only 3 have been favorites, as 6 underdogs and a pick ‘em have romped to victory. Overall, the 10 teams have won SU & ATS by more than 11 points a game on average!
Just as Detroit hit a bump in the road in Game 3 at Milwaukee, we look for them to run into trouble here against a very fired-up Cleveland team. The Cavaliers won’t win this series, but look for them to get this victory for Larry Hughes and the hometown fans.
PROJECTED FINAL SCORE: CLEVELAND 99 DETROIT 92
ACTUAL FINAL SCORE: CLEVELAND 86 DETROIT 77
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PRO INFO SPORTS enjoyed a STAR SELECTIONS SWEEP on Saturday, starting with our GUARANTEED 7 STAR SELECTION WINNER. As forecasted in our highest-rated Money Play of the 2006 NBA Playoffs, the Cleveland Cavaliers not only covered the spread against the Detroit Pistons, but beat them outright. The detailed game information, analysis, and advice released to our clients on this game is provided below.
Our GUARANTEED 3 STAR SELECTION on San Antonio was also a WINNER for a perfect 2-0 day. With a recommended a 5% bankroll wager on a 7 STAR SELECTION and a recommended 3% bankroll wager on a 3 STAR SELECTION, our clients enjoyed a 1-day bankroll increase of 8%.
On Sunday we have a 4 STAR SELECTION for the Phoenix/LA Clippers Game #4, supported by 5 PRO INFO SPORTS NBA Playoff POWER SYSTEMS that are a combined 70-0 ATS! It's only $9.95 and includes our Opinion Selection on the Miami/New Jersey Game 4 for FREE.
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Saturday's client-only 7 STAR SELECTION (5% of Bankroll)
CLEVELAND +4’ over Detroit
The Pistons take a 2-0 lead on the road as they face the Cavaliers on Saturday. Detroit dominated Cleveland in Game 1, coming away with an easy 113-86 victory. In Game 2, Detroit controlled the game for most of the first three quarters, before holding off a late rally for a 97-91 victory.
The Pistons led the second game by as many as 22 points, but Cavs star LeBron James scored 23 of his 30 points after halftime and helped his team outscore Detroit 31-19 in the fourth quarter. Cleveland is hoping their comeback in Game 2 will provide some needed momentum at home. “It showed that we can play with them,” said center Zydrunas Ilgauskas. “Now, we've got to play with them for the entire game.” Lebron James added, “We're confident. No one's head is down about this series.”
It appears the Cavaliers will be without starting guard Larry Hughes for this game. Hughes left the team Thursday after his 20-year-old brother, Justin, died after battling complications from a 1997 heart transplant. Justin's funeral is scheduled for Tuesday, but Larry's timetable for returning to the team is unknown. James said after Friday's practice he didn't anticipate Hughes returning for Game 3.
Hughes missed 45 games during the regular season after undergoing two surgeries on his right middle finger, and the Cavs went 26-19 without him. He has shot just 32 percent in eight games so far in the postseason, and his 11.3 scoring average is far below the 20.7 points he averaged for Washington in 10 postseason games in 2005. “The only good thing about it is that we played 40-some games without him so we kind of know how to play without him,” James said. “You hate to lose a defender, great scorer and team leader like that, but we know how to play without him.”
Many of his teammates had met Justin, even though Hughes joined the Cavs just this season. "He's had a really tough year, and I wish I could be with him right now," Damon Jones said. "He's helped me through some trying times this year, and he gave me a lot of wisdom in a lot of different areas. I wish I could be with him to give him some of the things that he gave me."
Flip Murray, who averaged 13.7 points in 25 starts since coming to Cleveland in a late February trade with Seattle, likely will start if Hughes is not back. Murray could certainly provide a spark. The Cavs were 18-7 with him in the starting lineup.
This is a classic spot where a back-up will step up and have a big impact on the game, while the teammates of the missing player will dedicate their effort to him and raise their game to another level. Should Hughes show up and play after all, he would also figure to be emotionally charged and play a focused game in his brother’s memory. Either way, the emotions for the Cavaliers will be running very high, especially with a packed house roaring them on.
Detroit has not swept a playoff series since the 1990 NBA Finals. Furthermore, the Pistons are a brutal 0-4 SU & ATS after taking the first two games at home. They haven’t just lost by some lucky shots; they’ve been drilled. Additionally, as a road favorite with 2+ days rest off a SU win they are 0-3 SU & ATS, losing by nearly 14 points and failing to cover by an amazing 17+ points a game on average. “It's difficult to beat a team three times in a row, much less four,” Pistons coach Flip Saunders said. “That's why you don't see many sweeps anymore.”
Several PRO INFO SPORTS NBA Playoff POWER SYSTEMS demonstrate that Detroit is due for an off game here. Teams not getting 7+ points with less than 6 days rest off 2 SU wins with 9+ 3-pointers in each game are 0-9 ATS since 1999 vs. opponents also with less than 6 days rest.
A POWER SYSTEM that has been very strong just since 2004 states: Play AGAINST a road team with a TOTAL of 181’-204 points off a home SU win with a worse ATS margin in its last game than in a SU win before that. These fading teams are a pathetic 1-15 SU & 0-16 ATS!
The Pistons may have won Game 2, but they lost in many statistical categories that give the Cavaliers hope. For instance, Cleveland dominated the boards and makes Detroit active for another Play AGAINST system. Road teams with a TOTAL under 205 points off a SU win with 5+ fewer offensive rebounds than its opponents are 0-11 SU & ATS. The games have not even been close, as the visitors have lost by more 16 points and failed to cover by more than 11 points a game on average.
Not only did the Cavs outrebound by double digits in Game 2, they actually shot better from the field and even hit a higher percentage of their 3-point shots. The main difference in the game was at the free throw line, where the Pistons got 20 more attempts and made 16 more charity tosses. As Cleveland is more aggressive in Game 3 and getting the benefit of some home calls, things should even out at the line.
The Cavaliers qualify for a nifty NBA Playoff POWER SYSTEM as well, which states: Play ON an 0-2 team with a TOTAL of 184’-213’ points and 2+ days rest. This very simple situation has been perfect since the start of the 2003 playoffs, going 10-0 SU & ATS. Of the 10 qualifying teams, only 3 have been favorites, as 6 underdogs and a pick ‘em have romped to victory. Overall, the 10 teams have won SU & ATS by more than 11 points a game on average!
Just as Detroit hit a bump in the road in Game 3 at Milwaukee, we look for them to run into trouble here against a very fired-up Cleveland team. The Cavaliers won’t win this series, but look for them to get this victory for Larry Hughes and the hometown fans.
PROJECTED FINAL SCORE: CLEVELAND 99 DETROIT 92
ACTUAL FINAL SCORE: CLEVELAND 86 DETROIT 77
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