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I feel like my device starts dragging after a few days and a quick restart seems to do the trick, but I honestly can't tell if it's just placebo. Does anyone here actually have a routine for this, or do you just let it run until it crashes?
Spurs at 1.35
They’ve scored in 11 of their last 12 games, so I don't really see how they miss today. Plus, Arsenal has conceded in 14 straight matches—sometimes giving up more than two. I’m pretty sure Bale, Adebayor, and Defoe will find the net at some point. I'm expecting Spurs to avoid a loss too, and honestly, the odds look great. 2
Minnesota Timberwolves/Golden State Warriors (91,5)-Golden State Warriors over 1,85
The Golden State Warriors have won 8 of their last 10. Meanwhile, Minnesota is dealing with a massive injury crisis; I think only Andrei Kirilenko and Williams will actually suit up tonight. They’re missing Brandon Roy, José Barea, Nikola Peković, Chase Budinger, and apparently Kevin Love and Ricky Rubio too. For the Warriors, it looks like only Andrew Bogut is out. Honestly, the Timberwolves look exhausted since guys like Kirilenko and Luke Ridnour have been logging over 40 minutes these last three games. I'm expecting a lot of fast breaks and offensive rebounds, which should lead to some easy buckets for Golden State. This season, the Warriors have cleared this line in 6 out of 8 games. With David Lee, Stephen Curry, and Kevin Landry leading the way, they've got depth everywhere. I guess they'll cruise past this number and take down Minnesota easily.
M. Ellis (Milwaukee) over 18.5
He’s playing SG alongside Jennings, who averages about 36.3 minutes per game. He takes roughly 19.5 shots a night, shooting 39% this season. I guess he’s got decent three-point range, plus speed and aggressiveness getting to the rim. He's hitting 80% from the stripe on about 6 attempts per game. Tonight, Indiana might lean on Hibert and West for rebounding, which could put Sanders and Dalembert in foul trouble. That might leave Jennings and Ellis to finish those plays themselves. The line feels way too low to pass up the over.
Maybe also consider
Garnett (Boston) 15.5 over
West (Indiana) 16.5 over
Pekovic (Minnesota) 15.5 under
Griffin (Clippers) 17.5 over