NBA Betting: Vol. 2
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shadowgardener10 makes a fair point; he clearly doesn't give a damn about how things are playing out right now 🙂
Carmelo needs to step up his game
Carmelo needs to step up his game
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Lu and Rip are out
Knicks Luol Deng
Luol Deng (wrist) is expected to play tomorrow for the Bulls vs Knicks.
graniteotter6 said:Look at Boozer being an underdog ☕
Being such a heavy underdog ☕☕
Brandon Castillo4 said:🙂
graniteotter6 said:I wouldn't take the over on Boozer. As far as I can remember, he isn't someone who goes against the heavy hitters. If anyone is looking to pick at him, I think someone already mentioned it here.
There are 11 games today. Immediately, the matchup between OKC and Dallas caught my eye, along with Miami. I’ve found my core picks right there. I'm leaning toward an under for Granger; I feel like it's due for a dip. Of course, we're also riding with Deron for the over. Advice? Counter-advice?
EDIT: Griffin hits the under 22.5 again, especially in a cold environment like Utah where nobody really gets aggressive? Advice? Counter-advice?
In the Bulls' last six wins, Boozer has been putting up 20.8 points per game, which stands in stark contrast to the 21 points he scored during their previous two losses. Last season, he was a force against Philly, averaging 20.7 points and 11.0 rebounds.
Keith Moore21 said:And then he acts like he actually showed up 🤣
It’s honestly not even surprising that Ruzica and LeBron James missed all four of those shots right at the end. 😍
Wall went 3 for 14 from the field and scored only nine points in the most recent meeting at Verizon Center, as Rose scored 21 to lead Chicago to a 105-77 win last Feb. 28.
Wall is averaging 13.3 points and 4.3 turnovers in four career games against Chicago.
The reigning league MVP now looks to help the Bulls avoid their first back-to-back regular-season losses since Feb. 5 and 7. Fortunately, they've won their last six meetings with the Wizards - the last three by an average margin of more than 20 points.