Personally, I think they'll both end up playing—or at least Dwyane Wade will. As for LeBron James, I don't think he actually wrecked his ankle that bad; I've dealt with stuff like that myself, and if I’d truly messed mine up, there’s no way I would've been able to keep going like that. He just got lucky that he only caught the guy on his foot—if his ankle had actually rolled, things would have gotten ugly fast...
Jerry Grant51 said:Here’s my slate for today—hit Roger on the other NBA games already.
Orlando Magic-Washington Wizards (01/05, 01:00) 1 1.15 Miami Heat-Indiana Pacers (01/05, 01:30) 1 1.25 Boston Celtics-New Jersey Nets (01/05, 01:30) 1 1.15 Roger Federer (18.5)-Earth G. (01/04, 17:10) Under 1.85 1 : 0 (Under)
Adding a few more to the list: Derrick Rose (-26.5+)-Detroit-Chicago (01/05, 01:30) Under 1.70 Andrea Bargnani (-21.5+)-Toronto-Cleveland (01/05, 01:00) Over 1.85 LeBron James (-27.5+)-Miami-Indiana (01/05, 01:30) Over 1.85
Here’s what I’m looking at for today—hit one Roger, still working through the rest of the NBA
Orlando Magic-Washington Wizards (01/05, 01:00) 1 1.15 Miami Heat-Indiana Pacers (01/05, 01:30) 1 1.25 Boston Celtics-New Jersey Nets (01/05, 01:30) 1 1.15 Roger Federer (18.5)-Earth (01/04, 17:10) Under 1.85 1 : 0 (Under)
A few extra ones I'm tossing in too Derrick Rose (-26.5+)-Detroit-Chicago (01/05, 01:30) Under 1.70 Andrea Bargnani (-21.5+)-Toronto-Cleveland (01/05, 01:00) Over 1.85 LeBron James (-27.5+)-Miami-Indiana (01/05, 01:30) Over 1.85
Arthur Hill2 said:There are just way too many 26.5 point lines on Derrick Rose at DraftKings right now.
He played 44 minutes yesterday—basically the entire second half—so I’m thinking he might actually have an easier job today instead of trying to dig himself out of a 19-point hole.
If I remember correctly, he dropped 21 points in the final stretch and tacked on maybe 4 or 5 assists. He was playing out of his mind. It'll be tough for him to see that much floor time again today, though if he can handle it, we all know what he's capable of.
The Chicago Bulls just can't buy a bucket tonight—everything they throw up is clanking off the rim. Not that I'm really complaining, since I don't have much skin in the game with their individual players, but man, I haven't seen a shooting slump this bad in a long time. They've missed open looks at least five or six times already in this stretch.
Boston already blew a +10 lead... I seriously hate it when teams play absolute masterclass basketball—just pure, fluid stuff—and then suddenly hit this weird 2 or 3 minute stretch where nobody can buy a bucket. It’s like they’re trying to shoot into a washing machine or something. And yeah, I'm looking right at the Knicks and the Toronto Raptors right now.
The Lakers are absolutely abysmal right now—honestly, watching them shoot feels like watching someone try to toss laundry into a washing machine from across the room.