boldranger said:For tonight, I’m looking at Boston 1X, LA Clippers 1X, Indiana Pacers X2, and Orlando Magic X2 (that last one is a sweet value if the Knicks are missing those three guys, or even if Carmelo Anthony plays but is struggling through an injury), and I think Atlanta is definitely worth a shot at home with a 1X against a Chicago Bulls squad playing without Derrick Rose.
I’m curious what you guys think about Blake Griffin's line for tonight? In his recent games, he’s been consistently landing under, but it’s always by literally just one basket or two since his line is set at 21.5, and I see him hitting 20 in almost every single one. Do you think he might finally break through tonight against the Phoenix Suns after missing it so many times? I’m personally leaning towards putting money on it.
Griffin over 20.5 in the Favorite is my heavy hitter for today. This is the third time the LA Clippers are facing the Phoenix Suns, and since they dropped the first two matchups, there’s definitely some revenge motivation in the air. Plus, the Suns are on a back-to-back, so the real question is how much energy they’ll have on the defensive end, especially since they’re feeling a bit older now. Al Frye is going to have a tough time dealing with a rested Blake Griffin, who usually plays way more aggressively when he's in front of his home crowd. The only guy on the Suns providing any real help on defense is Marcin Gortat, but he’s going to be tied up with Michael Jordan Phoenix. Their interior defense hasn't been great for a while, and they aren't exactly known for being elite at protecting the perimeter either. Honestly, it's rare to find players who can actually keep up with Blake Griffin. His only real hurdle is spacing, which can sometimes mess with his chances for an over, but if they want this win, they’re going to have to step it up there too. Along with this pick, I also really like the Indiana Pacers and Timberwolves to pull off the wins.
edit: Adding Carmelo Anthony over 20.5 @ 1.85 to the list... with Amar'e Stoudemire out, and Jeremy Lin also sidelined, plus Jeffries, someone is going to have to step up and carry the load—which mostly points toward Mel. As things stand, the Knicks are going to be running with four small players and DeAndre Chandler at the five. Even though Mel is dealing with some groin issues, he’s basically gotta find a way to grind it out. 🤔
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