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Those who put out the earliest line opened it -6
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While the Indiana Pacers will be shooting for their longest winning streak in four months, the Washington Wizards hope to avoid matching a franchise record for consecutive losses when these two teams square off tonight at Conseco Fieldhouse. Washington has dropped 12 straight contests since an 89-85 road decision over NBA-worst New Jersey on February 28. It's the club's longest stretch of defeats since a 13-game skid from March 21-April 13, 1995.
The Wizards also lost a team-record 13 in a row from December 17, 1966-January 8, 1967, when the organization was then located in Baltimore.
Washington nearly put an end to its slide last night, but came up on the short end of a 95-86 overtime verdict to visiting Charlotte.
The Wizards fought hard and sent the game into extra minutes when Al Thornton hit a three-pointer with 8.7 seconds remaining in regulation. The Bobcats controlled overtime, however, outscoring Washington 12-2 to start the period to put the contest out of reach.
"It is a learning process," said Wizards guard Randy Foye afterward. "A lot of guys haven't played all year. I know I haven't. I made a lot of stupid mistakes out there."
Mike Miller led Washington with 15 points and JaVale McGee contributed 14 with 12 rebounds before fouling out. Thornton finished with 10 points, eight of which came in the fourth quarter.
The Wizards draw another tough assignment tonight from an Indiana squad that's playing some of its best basketball of the season as of late. The Pacers won their third straight outing with Tuesday's 98-83 triumph at Detroit and return to Conseco Fieldhouse having won their last five tests on their home court.
Danny Granger has led Indiana's late surge and delivered his second consecutive 32-point outing in last night's win over the Pistons. Brandon Rush added 20 points and Troy Murphy compiled 10 points and 12 rebounds to help the Pacers halt a nine-game road losing streak.
"It is a good way to end [the streak]," said guard Earl Watson, who contributed 13 assists on the night. "At the same time, the season is about to end and we are trying to take advantage of every opportunity."
Indiana hasn't won four consecutive tilts since a season-high five-game run from November 4-17 and last posted six straight home victories from February 6-March 1, 2009.
The Pacers have also taken the last three meetings in this series, two of which have taken place this season. The Wizards have lost in each of their last four trips to Conseco Fieldhouse, including a 102-86 setback there on November 6.
The Wizards also lost a team-record 13 in a row from December 17, 1966-January 8, 1967, when the organization was then located in Baltimore.
Washington nearly put an end to its slide last night, but came up on the short end of a 95-86 overtime verdict to visiting Charlotte.
The Wizards fought hard and sent the game into extra minutes when Al Thornton hit a three-pointer with 8.7 seconds remaining in regulation. The Bobcats controlled overtime, however, outscoring Washington 12-2 to start the period to put the contest out of reach.
"It is a learning process," said Wizards guard Randy Foye afterward. "A lot of guys haven't played all year. I know I haven't. I made a lot of stupid mistakes out there."
Mike Miller led Washington with 15 points and JaVale McGee contributed 14 with 12 rebounds before fouling out. Thornton finished with 10 points, eight of which came in the fourth quarter.
The Wizards draw another tough assignment tonight from an Indiana squad that's playing some of its best basketball of the season as of late. The Pacers won their third straight outing with Tuesday's 98-83 triumph at Detroit and return to Conseco Fieldhouse having won their last five tests on their home court.
Danny Granger has led Indiana's late surge and delivered his second consecutive 32-point outing in last night's win over the Pistons. Brandon Rush added 20 points and Troy Murphy compiled 10 points and 12 rebounds to help the Pacers halt a nine-game road losing streak.
"It is a good way to end [the streak]," said guard Earl Watson, who contributed 13 assists on the night. "At the same time, the season is about to end and we are trying to take advantage of every opportunity."
Indiana hasn't won four consecutive tilts since a season-high five-game run from November 4-17 and last posted six straight home victories from February 6-March 1, 2009.
The Pacers have also taken the last three meetings in this series, two of which have taken place this season. The Wizards have lost in each of their last four trips to Conseco Fieldhouse, including a 102-86 setback there on November 6.
Blatche, ie. The wizards offense, is out due to bitching at his coach. That's why the line is moving. The guy was getting 30 shots a game and playing sieve-like defense. Not a bad pick, but the under is way more likely in the game with him out and mcgee and singleton playing his minutes tonight. Good luck guys.
Show me where its on the web before now. If you can show me I got it from the web, its worth a $1,000 bucks to you. Good luck finding it. Now go do something useful, buy us today's pick.
I wonder if he will let us use his pool:
You can goto white pages and call his neighbors to see if they are part of Link's millionaires club! I will act like a customer service rep selling and pressuring his picks on them!~
There are no official reverse system. It was created after the first loss i think on houston. Meaning, instead of chasing crappy teams like sacramento on the road (another loss) you play against them on the road.
There are 2 ways to play it; originally, you're suppose to bet against Crappy teams from the beginning of the road series.
The 2nd way was created by someone who wanted more action.
If the JM play covers 1st game AND if the home team doesn't cover with the +3 on the A bet then you would chase the home team. the next 2 games. Basically if the Away and Home would've covered with +3 then both series ends right there.
Personally, I choose on who to follow from the beginning of the series.
For example. Would you rather play Sacramento on the road against PHX LAL and DEN or would you rather play against sacramento.
However, if sacramento was to play ind phi and nj... I would take my chances on the road.
There is one last way to play it and thats if you want to middle both the JM and the Reverse plays from the very beginning meaning bet BOTH on the A bet and continue it from there... Which has won several times this season already... but I rather choose my spots...
GLTA
There are 2 ways to play it; originally, you're suppose to bet against Crappy teams from the beginning of the road series.
The 2nd way was created by someone who wanted more action.
If the JM play covers 1st game AND if the home team doesn't cover with the +3 on the A bet then you would chase the home team. the next 2 games. Basically if the Away and Home would've covered with +3 then both series ends right there.
Personally, I choose on who to follow from the beginning of the series.
For example. Would you rather play Sacramento on the road against PHX LAL and DEN or would you rather play against sacramento.
However, if sacramento was to play ind phi and nj... I would take my chances on the road.
There is one last way to play it and thats if you want to middle both the JM and the Reverse plays from the very beginning meaning bet BOTH on the A bet and continue it from there... Which has won several times this season already... but I rather choose my spots...
GLTA
Stu Fei ner: "The guy is a loser, he is the worst handicapper in the world, leave the fucking guy alone!" LOL
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Oh what the hell, give him a call at home at (904) 373-0979 and tell him to call Stewie!
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Oh what the hell, give him a call at home at (904) 373-0979 and tell him to call Stewie!
Autistic teen Alex Herrmann picks first two NCAA rounds perfectly.
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as an educator...why do people have to "label" students.....
seeing stuff like "autistic teen (name)" is quite frankly rude and inappropriate...if it was a "normal" kid would it say "normal teen (name)" in the article.....no....whoever titles the letter has to "label" a kid....man...
anyways....
good luck to all...
that's just a "pet peeve" of mine
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