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Handicapped by Chatsworth Consortium at Saratoga Harness

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Odds shown are morning line odds.


Race 3 - Post: 4:40 - 1 mile. PACE - Class Rating: 72 - Purse:$6000 - $7,500 CLAIMING WITH ALLOWANCE FOR NON-WINNERS 4


CONSORTIUM CHOICES


Chatsworth Consortium

# 7 ALL THE BETTOR 12/1


# 3 PAIN IN THE GLASS 5/2


# 5 SILVERHILL DELIGHT 3/1


After thorough analysis by the consortium, ALL THE BETTOR comes out as the top contender and look at those nice morning line odds. Might be there at a fairly reasonable price tag. Surely one to keep in your exotics. Could positively best this group of animals given the 73 speed rating achieved in his last race. Driver-trainer are no strangers to the winners circle and should have this gelding breaking away from the bunch. PAIN IN THE GLASS - Should be considered here if only for the great TrackMaster Speed Rating achieved in the most recent contest. This entrant will have to be a wager, based on the exemplary driver-trainer win percent. SILVERHILL DELIGHT - Is a strong choice given the 70 TrackMaster Speed Rating from his most recent contest. Harmon knows this harness racer well. Exemplary in the money results when starting as a team.

 

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Handicapped by Chatsworth Consortium at Miami Valley

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Odds shown are morning line odds.


Race 10 - Post: 9:30 - 1 mile. PACE - Class Rating: 68 - Purse:$4400 - CONDITION/CLAIMER N/W 2 PM RACES CLAIMING PRICE $7500 W/ALLOWANCES NO. 10 STARTS FROM 2ND TIER SUTTON PICKS 1 OVER 3 JE SMITH PICKS 7 OVER 6 BARKER II PICKS 9 OVER 8


CONSORTIUM CHOICES


Chatsworth Consortium

# 10 LAWYER UP 4/1


# 5 CHANTAL 10/1


# 1 SALLEE RIDE 4/1


Hey, listen up! LAWYER UP is the sharp play if you like to win. He's competing in fine form, recording substantial TrackMaster SRs. An excellent selection. This gelding has room to improve, especially with second time Lasix. Should be in the hunt again in this event, looking to add to that already high lifetime winning percent. CHANTAL - More wins than you would expect have been achieved by horses lining up behind the 5 post at Miami Valley. The wagering panel will always throw in a fine animal from the 5 post here at Miami Valley, keep in mind for your exotics. SALLEE RIDE - With a great 65 TrackMaster Speed Rating last time out, will clearly be a factor in this race. With very good win figures, Sutton should have this mare in excellent position to win the competition.

 

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Handicapped by The Walker Group at Gulfstream

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Odds shown are morning line odds.


Race 5 - Claiming - 8.5f on the Turf. Purse: $20000 Class Rating: 99

FOR FOUR YEAR OLDS AND UPWARD. WEIGHT, 123 LBS. NON-WINNERS OF A RACE AT A MILE OR OVER ON THE TURF SINCE MARCH 9 ALLOWED 2 LBS. CLAIMING PRICE $12,500



RECOMMENDED CHOICES

The Walker Group Picks

# 6 LIVE IN JOY 5/2


# 9 STRATEGIC DEFENSE 20/1


# 7 MAHUBO (SAF) 8/1


I back LIVE IN JOY here. He has been running soundly and the Speed Figures are among the strongest in this field. With a decent 91 speed figure last time out, will surely be a factor in this contest. Is hard not to consider given the company run in lately. STRATEGIC DEFENSE - He has been racing admirably recently while recording sharp Equibase Speed Figures. MAHUBO (SAF) - Should be given a shot - I like the numbers from the last race.

 

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Handicapped by The Walker Group at Santa Anita

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Odds shown are morning line odds.


Race 8 - Claiming - 8.0f on the Dirt. Purse: $20000 Class Rating: 92

FOR THREE YEAR OLDS AND UPWARD WHICH HAVE NEVER WON THREE RACES. THREE YEAR OLDS, 116 LBS.; OLDER, 124 LBS. CLAIMING PRICE $16,000, IF FOR $14,000, ALLOWED 2 LBS.



RECOMMENDED CHOICES

The Walker Group Picks

# 7 KNOCK EM FLAT 3/1


# 2 OH BROTHER GO 5/1


# 8 RAINBOW NORTH 6/1


KNOCK EM FLAT has a very good shot to take this race. Mullins has him trained strongly to break speedily out of the gate. Is a contender - given the 99 speed rating from his most recent race. Seems to have a solid class edge based on the most recent company kept. OH BROTHER GO - Must be given a chance - I like the figs from the last affair. RAINBOW NORTH - He has put up strong figs under today's conditions and will probably fare well versus this group. This racer has a wonderful winning percentage in dirt routes.

 

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Handicapped by Ellis Starr at Keeneland

Race #7 - Rating = 1

#6 Cinnamon Spice - Fair odds 8/5
#4 Cali Star - Fair odds 5/2
#2 Elusive Fate - Fair odds 4/1

Exacta: Box 2,4,6

Contenders: Cinnamon Spice ran okay in her first two career races, last winter and spring, 3rd in each, but when given time off to mature and returning as a four year old she has turned into something special, winning both starts by an average of 6 lengths with speed to spare. Clark was up for both and both came since moving to the barn of trainer Larry Jones, exceptional with fillies as shown this past weekend with Lovely Maria dominating the Ashland on the way to the Kentucky Oaks. Jones has another future star in Cinnamon Spice and with just logical improvement off her last she can win again.

If not, Cali Star has a big shot to succeed, one of her 2 career wins coming last October here at Keeneland and at this 7 furlong trip. She has run 2nd and 1st in her only two main track starts since and even though her last effort was a poor 5th it came on turf so she can rebound to top form back on the dirt today.

Elusive Fate is more of an exacta contender than a win contender as she has 6 runner-up finishes in her career to go along with 2 wins but she did finish 2nd last time out in a minor stakes and did run 2nd at Keeneland last spring as well so with just a little improvement or if the top two picks don't fire she could win.

 

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Handicapped by The Turf Club Analysts

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Charles Town - Race #1 - Post: 7:05pm - Maiden Claiming - 4.5 furlongs on the Dirt. Purse: $14,000 Class Rating: 58

Rating: Golden DollarGolden DollarGolden Dollar

#1 ARMY BELL (ML=4/1)
#4 DISCRETIONARY FUND (ML=5/2)


ARMY BELL - Almodovar and Smith partnered together are a horseplayer's friend. You have to always check out this type of horse with early speed with an inside post in a sprint on a tight track. Earnings per race is something that I believe can be a crucial factor. This horse is ranked at the very top in this group. DISCRETIONARY FUND - This horse probably isn't going to sit chilly. She should bust out of the gate and be one of the first to hit that tight turn. Watch for her down the homestretch. This animal didn't run well on the mud in her last race at Charles Town. You probably should discount that showing. Should do well in this event. Weight shift of -5 from Mar 11th race at Charles Town.

Vulnerable Contenders: #2 MAGIC SPUR (ML=7/5), #5 CALDER POINTE (ML=6/1), #3 GREEN DELIVERY (ML=8/1),

MAGIC SPUR - I normally try to beat this kind of chalk. Extended vacation and no drop in level of competition. Generally I need a sprinter to have some recent good showings in short distance contests in order to bet on her. CALDER POINTE - Showed very little in the last event. Really don't see any hint of any improvement today. GREEN DELIVERY - I foresee a disappointing effort for this equine in this race.


STRAIGHT WAGERS:
Bet on #1 ARMY BELL to win if we can get at least 3/1 odds

EXACTA WAGERS:
Box [1,4]

TRIFECTA WAGERS:
Skip

SUPERFECTA WAGERS:
Skip

 

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Handicapped by The Turf Club Analysts

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Pimlico - Race #6 - Post: 3:30pm - Claiming - 6.0 furlongs on the Dirt. Purse: $15,000 Class Rating: 65

Rating: Golden DollarGolden DollarGolden DollarGolden Dollar

#3 KIPPY FOX (ML=8/1)
#4 MISS FIRE (ML=10/1)


KIPPY FOX - Last time, was entered in a race at Laurel Park in a race with a class rating of 76. Dropping considerably in class rating this time puts her in a solid position in this race. Ran a lackluster race at Laurel Park in the last race. Racing without a sloppy track puts this mare at the top of my contenders roll call. MISS FIRE - Ran a less than stellar race at Gulfstream last out. Racing on a fast track puts this filly at the top of my list of contenders. Was in a $6,250 Claiming race at Gulfstream last out. That clash had an Equibase class figure of 77 and she is moving down right here. A certain strong challenger. When a thoroughbred drops at least five pounds (like this one is), you must take notice. It may not seem like much, but could make the difference.

Vulnerable Contenders: #5 RAISING PASSION (ML=2/1), #7 LATASENSE (ML=5/2), #6 DANCE OFF (ML=5/1),

RAISING PASSION - Can't wager on this steed in today's sprint of 6 furlongs. Hasn't even hit the board in a sprint race lately. LATASENSE - Don't believe this less than sharp equine will make a winning move in today's race. That last speed rating was disappointing when compared with today's Equibase class figure. DANCE OFF - Didn't look so great last time. Probably won't make a winning move in today's event.


STRAIGHT WAGERS:
#3 KIPPY FOX is the play if we get odds of 9/5 or better

EXACTA WAGERS:
Box [3,4]

TRIFECTA WAGERS:
Pass

SUPERFECTA WAGERS:
None

 

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Handicapped by Rick Needham at Aqueduct

RACE #7 - AQUEDUCT - 4:14 PM EASTERN POST

6.0 FURLONGS DIRT THREE YEAR OLD FILLIES $40,000.00 CLAIMING $55,000.00 PURSE

#2 SALUDA
#6 SHE'S MARVY
#3 CHICKALETTA
#5 PATRIA QUERIDA

#2 SALUDA is the overall speed leader in this field, and also has nice early speed abilities to compliment for this sprint, She's produced a quartet of "POWER RUNS" in her last five outings, hitting the board in three, including a pair of "POWER RUN WINS" being embedded in this recent streak of racing consistency. #6 SHE'S MARVY, the pace profile leader in this field, has hit the board in "POWER RUN FASHION" in four straight, including a "POWER RUN WIN" in her 3rd race back.

 

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SPOT PLAYS

For Thursday


TRACK (RACE) HORSE, MORNING LINE


Aqueduct (2nd) All Luv Me, 5-1
(3rd) Face, 3-1


Charles Town (5th) Forty One and Out, 7-2
(9th) Job of My Own, 7-2


Evangeline Downs (1st) Deborah, 9-2
(8th) Continental Club, 5-1


Golden Gate Fields (3rd) Baciami, 7-2
(7th) Bev's Finale, 6-1


Gulfstream Park (3rd) Nocturnal Q, 3-1
(8th) Artistic Touch, 6-1


Keeneland (7th) Elusive Fate, 4-1
(8th) Donworth, 4-1


Lone Star Park (5th) Lincoln Law, 9-2
(7th) Rikki Tikki Tavi, 5-1


Oaklawn Park (1st) Empire Crown, 4-1
(5th) Hall of Fame, 6-1


Penn National (4th) Candelabra, 9-2
(6th) S W Jaybird, 8-1


Pimlico (4th) Triple Net, 5-1
(7th) Eyeplayeveryday, 5-1


Santa Anita (5th) I'll Wrap It Up, 7-2
(7th) Windy Forecast, 9-2

 

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NBA Preview: Trail Blazers (51-27) at Warriors (63-15)

Date: April 09, 2015 10:30 PM EDT

The Golden State Warriors have avoided losing three in a row for almost 17 months, but such a skid is on the horizon following back-to-back road losses to motivated opponents.

NBA-best Golden State looks to end its rare losing streak by winning its 15th consecutive home game Thursday night against the Portland Trail Blazers, who are trying to gain home-court advantage in the first round of the playoffs.

The Warriors (63-15) appear to be in a good position to avoid their longest skid since November 2013 with a return to Oracle Arena, where they've won by an average of 14.2 points during their current run.

Golden State has scored 112.9 points per game while shooting 41.1 percent from 3-point range en route to a league-best 35-2 home record, but has averaged 96.0 points and made 36.0 percent from beyond the arc in its last two road defeats.

All-Star Klay Thompson has totaled just 13 points - well below his 21.3 average - while shooting 5 for 21 from the field.

Golden State fell 107-92 on Sunday to a San Antonio team vying for the Southwest Division title before losing 103-100 on Tuesday at New Orleans, which is battling for the Western Conference's final playoff berth.

Stephen Curry finished with 25 points Tuesday, while Draymond Green had 24 and 14 rebounds. Andrew Bogut blocked a career-high nine shots for the Warriors, who have lost two in a row only four times this season.

"We've lost our last two, but we're not going to dwell on that fact," Curry said. "We pretty much have handled business on the road and we've been competitive in every single game besides probably two."

The Warriors, who have clinched home-court advantage throughout the postseason, hope to return to their winning ways by sweeping the season series from the Blazers for the second time in three seasons.

Portland (51-27) has turned things around following a season-high five-game losing streak by winning seven of nine.

LaMarcus Aldridge had 24 points and 13 rebounds before sitting out the fourth quarter Wednesday, while Robin Lopez added 18 points on 7-of-8 shooting in a 116-91 home victory over West-worst Minnesota.

While the Blazers have secured a top-four playoff seed as Northwest champs, they're 1 1/2 games behind the Los Angeles Clippers and San Antonio in the race for home-court advantage in the first round.

"We know that the more games we win we give ourselves a better chance of having home court, so we wanted to come out and attack the game," said guard Damian Lillard, who had 17 points.

Aldridge and Nicolas Batum did not play due to injury March 24 when Lillard had 29 points in a 122-108 home loss to the Warriors, who clinched their first division title in 39 years.

Aldridge finished with 26 points and 13 boards in a 95-90 loss at Portland in the first meeting Nov. 2. The All-Star forward has put up 24.4 points and 14.4 rebounds per game in his last five matchups.

Portland has shot 41.3 percent in the season series while allowing the Warriors to hit 52.4. Curry had 33 points and 10 assists in March when Golden State shot a season-high 60.2 percent and dished out 37 assists.

Curry is averaging 35.2 points while hitting 24 of 48 from 3-point range in his past five games versus Portland, while Thompson has scored 24.0 per game and hit 46.8 percent from 3 in his last seven.

The Warriors have won 15 of 18 meetings in the Bay Area.

 

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Slumping Heat doing no better at the window
Justin Hartling

The Miami Heat are 1-4 straight up in their past five, but have failed to cover once during that span. Miami has an average scoring margin of -7.8 points per game, while being favored twice.

The Heat are currently +1 when they host the Chicago Bulls Thursday.

 

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'Royal Sweep'

The closing matchup of a three game set is today’s baseball betting focus as the Kansas City Royals host the Chicago White Sox this afternoon at Kauffman Stadium. Edinson Volquez makes his first start for Royals. Volquez will be matching pitches with Pale Hose John Danks sporting an impressive 7-0 mark against Royals. However, baseball handicapping demands digging a little deeper to get a better take on performance. Those whose focus is baseball betting have certainly done so and have come up with the fact White Sox are just 2-4 last six at Kauffman Stadium with Danks and just 3-7 on the road with the hurler following a team loss the previous effort. This being a day game should also get the attention of sports handicappers as White Sox have struggled in these early road matchups recording a 9-21 mark. Factor that data together with the fact White Sox have a 3-13 skid vs Royals including 1-5 in K.C. the arrow is clearly pointing toward taking Royals. According to the current betting odds the Royals enter this contest as -$1.35 home favorites, with a run total of 8.5.

 

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SAFESTWAGERING

Aqueduct Race Track
Thursday, April 9th, 2015

Doubles, Pick 3’s, Pick 4:
5) 3/4 (If a scratch, add #1)
6) 4/6/9
7) 2/5/6
8) 2/4/5/7

Race 5) 7 Furlongs Clm 16,000 Purse $ 32,000

#4 Colonel Juanita (morning line 8-5 )
Drops after winning a 25k claimer.
The numbers can still work to everyone’s advantage.
If this filly gets claimed and wins, the connections pocket
$35,200 – taxes for a 1 race profit of around $10,000.

Straight Bet:
a) #4 to Win, Place or Show

Exotics:
b) Trifecta: 4 with 1/2/3/5 with 1/2/3/5

Race 6) 1 Mile Clm 25,000N3L Purse $ 35,000

#6 Best Man (morning line 5-2)
First time in for a tag.
Separated the field with the winner in last with better at Gulfstream.

Straight Bet:
a) #6 to Win, Place or Show

Exotics:
b) Trifecta: 6 with 3/4/5/9 with 3/4/5/9

Race 7) 6 Furlongs Clm 40,000 Purse $ 55,000

#5 Patria Querida (morning line 8-1)
Claimed by trainer (Balsamo) who decided to give this filly
a 48 day break before bringing back on March 29th. Looks like
she may have needed that start, especially after some brief
lapses in training schedule.
C. Velasquez chooses over another viable option.

Straight Bet:
a) #5 to Win, Place or Show

Exotics:
b) Exacta Box: 2/5/6
c) Trifecta Box: 2/5/6

Race 8) 1 Mile Md 25,000 Purse $ 31,000

#4 Ride of Your Life (morning line 2-1)
Comes back for 2nd start after just missing in last.
Apprentice Cruz had two other options and made this his choice.
Only one in the field (except #11 who’s regressed) who has been
remotely competitive with Md Sp Wts.

Straight Bet:
a) #4 to Win, Place or Show

Exotics:
b) Trifecta: 4 with 2/5/6/7 with 2/5/6/7

 

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Game of the day: TNT NBA Thursday doubleheader

Chicago Bulls at Miami Heat (-1, 191.5)

The Miami Heat started their stretch of five “must-win” games with a victory and look to build on that when they host the playoff-bound Chicago Bulls on Thursday night. The Heat are tied with Indiana for ninth place in the Eastern Conference – trailing both Brooklyn and Boston by one game for seventh with four games left on each team’s slate.

Miami knocked off Charlotte 105-100 on Tuesday behind 28 points from Goran Dragic as the Heat ended a four-game losing streak by grinding out their third win in their last 10 games. “It ain’t got to be pretty,” Miami All Star Dwyane Wade told the Sun-Sentinel. “You’ve just got to find a way.” Chicago got former MVP Derrick Rose back in the lineup Wednesday after knee surgery kept him out since late February, but the Bulls dropped a 105-103 decision at Orlando. Rose scored nine points in 19 minutes as Chicago dropped into a tie with Toronto for third in the East – one game ahead of fifth-place Washington.

TV: 8 p.m. ET, TNT, WPWR (Chicago)

LINE HISTORY: Oddsmakers opened the Heat as 1.5-point faves. The total opened at 191.5.

INJURY REPORT: Heat – F Micheal Beasley (Ques-Knee), C Hassan Whiteside (Probable, hand), F Chris Andersen (Probable, foot), F Luol Deng (Probable, knee), G Mario Chalmers (Questionable, illness).

POWER RANKINGS: Bulls (-7.6) + Heat (-2.3) + Homecourt (-3) = Heat +2.3

WHAT CAPPERS SAY: “After ending March on a 10-1 Over Run, the Bulls are 3-0 Under in April. The numbers say that this should not be a playoff team. At 3-7 SU/2-8 ATS in their last 10, the Heat aren’t playing like one either.” Bryan Power

ABOUT THE BULLS (46-32 SU, 36-42 ATS, 39-38-1 O/U): Rose, who slated for only 20 minutes, did not play in the fourth quarter as Orlando rallied from an eight-point deficit and held the Bulls to 16 points. Jimmy Butler, who leads the team in scoring (20.1), was 5-of-6 from the field in the first three quarters before missing three of four attempts in the final 12 minutes. Center Pau Gasol leads the league with 50 double-doubles and is scoring 18.5 per contest — 15 on Wednesday — but is averaging only 11 points and shooting 34.5 percent in two games against Miami this season

ABOUT THE HEAT (35-43 SU, 33-41-4 ATS, 34-44 O/U): Just who will be available is likely a game-time decision for Miami with Michael Beasley (knee, illness) and Mario Chalmers (illness) questionable, while Chris Andersen (foot), Hassan Whiteside (hand) and Luol Deng (knee) are probable. Wade has poured in 23.3 points per game the last three and Dragic, who is expected to play his 500th NBA contest, is averaging 16.6 points since being acquired from Phoenix. Udonis Haslem received more playing time the last two games, posting 18 points and 18 rebounds combined.

TRENDS:

* Under is 4-0 in the last four meetings.
* Bulls are 2-9 ATS in their last 11 vs. NBA Southeast.
* Over is 4-0 in Heat last four vs. NBA Central.
* Heat are 0-5 ATS in their last five games overall.

CONSENSUS: 62 percent of bettors are backing the Bulls.



Portland Trail Blazers at Golden State Warriors (-9.5, 209)

The Golden State Warriors are on the verge of their longest losing streak of the season, though at this point it doesn’t really matter. The Portland Trail Blazers figure to be the much more desperate team when they visit the Warriors on Thursday.

Golden State already has locked up the best record in the league and the best record in franchise history but had some trouble in the final two games of its road trip, falling at San Antonio and New Orleans. The Warriors were run off the floor from the start against the Spurs but let a lead slip away against the Pelicans, who could see Golden State in the first round of the playoffs. “They brought it. We knew they were going to bring it,” Warriors coach Steve Kerr told reporters of the Pelicans. “They’re fighting for the playoffs. I was really pleased with our competitiveness in the first half, and then in the second half, we weren’t ready for their desperation.” The Trail Blazers are fighting for homecourt advantage in the first round and are 1 1/2 games behind San Antonio and the Los Angeles Clippers.

TV: 10:30 p.m. ET, TNT

LINE HISTORY: The Warriors opened as 9-point home faves. The total opened 209.5.

INJURY REPORT: N/A

POWER RANKINGS: Trail Blazers (-9.8) + Warriors (-15.2) + Homecourt (-3) = Warriors -8.4

WHAT CAPPERS SAY: “It’s an almost certainty that the Blazers will be the 4-seed in the Western Conference, but will they have homecourt advantage? That likely determines whether or not they advance past the first round of the playoffs for a second straight year. It’ll take more than just back-to-back losses (for the 1st time since January!) to prevent the Warriors from a near wire to wire reign on top of these rankings where second place was never even really close.” – Bryan Power

ABOUT THE TRAIL BLAZERS (51-27 SU, 40-37-1 ATS, 36-41-1 O/U): Portland left All-Star forward LaMarcus Aldridge (thumb) home from its trip to Brooklyn on Monday, and he looked plenty refreshed in a 116-91 home win over the Minnesota Timberwolves on Wednesday. Aldridge went for 24 points on 10-of-16 shooting and 13 rebounds against Minnesota’s depleted frontline for his second straight double-double and best shooting performance this month. The Trail Blazers will play three of their final four games on the road, where they are 19-19.

ABOUT THE WARRIORS (63-15 SU, 46-31-1 ATS, 36-42 O/U): Golden State won 12 in a row before its mini-slide and is trying to balance staying sharp with getting players enough rest over the last week. MVP candidate Stephen Curry certainly doesn’t seem to be wearing down with 10 made 3-pointers in the last two games, but he missed the mark on his final attempt in New Orleans and still sees room for improvement. “I don’t think anybody is happy with the way the past two games have gone, but it’s no time to panic,” Curry told reporters. “It’s just about learning lessons.”

TRENDS:

* Trail Blazers are 1-4 ATS in the last five meetings.
* Over is 6-1 in Warriors last seven home games.
* Trail Blazers are 8-2 ATS in their last 10 vs. NBA Pacific.
* Under is 4-0 in Trail Blazers last four overall.

CONSENSUS: 52 percent of bettors are backing the Warriors.

 

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@WiseguyNetwork

ATP Sock/Bautista-Agut o21.5

ATP Verdasco -330

WTA Mona Barthel -125

51 Ottawa +125

64 Nashville -125

65 Los Angeles Kings -130

501 Chicago Bulls +1.5

503 Portland/Golden State o209

952 Cincinnati Reds +104

952 Pirates/Reds u8

954 Washington Nationals -119

954 1H Mets/Nationals u3

956 San Diego Padres -125

957 Minnesota Twins +152

957 Minnesota/Detroit o8.5

959 1H Chicago White Sox +104

959 Chicago White Sox +119

962 1H Indians/Astros u4.5

962 Houston Astros

962 Indians/Astros u8.5

963 Texas Rangers +139

963 Texas/Oakland o7.5

965Toronto Blue Jays +109

966 Blue Jays/Yankees u8

968 Philadelphia Phillies +136

968 Red Sox/Phillies u8

 

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GoodFella | MLB Total Wednesday, 4/8/2015 1:05 PM

916 DET / 915 MIN
Analysis:
2* MLB Team Total Play on DETROIT TIGERS OVER 4 RUNS

A bit juicy, but IMO a winner here. Fine if you want to play the OVER 4.5 RUNS too.

 

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Spurs remain red hot, cover and win ninth straight
Andrew Caley

The San Antonio Spurs remain red hot, covering and winning their ninth game in a row, dismantling the Houston Rockets 110-98 as 6.5-point home favorites Wednesday night.

The Spurs, not surprisingly, are doing what they always do, playing their best basketball leading up to the playoffs and bettors have been the benefactor. In addition to being 9-0 ATS in their last seven games the Spurs are 18-4 ATS in their last 22 games overall.

San Antonio plays the second half of a home-and-home series with Rockets when they travel to Houston Friday. Expect the Spurs to be slight favorites in that game.