Mikey, glad you've been doing well, it's always nice to hear that our work is being appreciated, especially from the guys such as yourself who masy not post, but check the thread on a regular basis.:00x15 Anytime you feel you may have something to offer, feel free to chime in. The more infor from all of us, the better this thread becomes. Continued success to yourself, and to us. :toast:
Bart--Looks like we're oppo on alot of our leans today :scared
I appreciate the trends on the Cavs, and will stay away from Portland for that reason.
But one that really makes me scratch my head is the Spurs-Bons over? I really like the under, the Bobs really have problems scoring on the road. And also, if you could give your thoughts on your Nets lean, I'd appreciate it. I know the Pacers are without Granger, but it is Friday night, which usually helps the Home teams that are small dogs or laying 4 or less points. :0corn
Really looking at the Bulls- GSW over 213.5
The Bulls have pretty much given up on thier coach, and it shows in thier defense. They have allowed 99 or more points in 9 out of the last 10 games. :scared That includes the other night to the Nets, and the only team that didn't score 99 or more against was vs Detroit at Chicago.
The Warriors Avg 105 points on the road, and there have been only 3 games this year so far with a Warriors game with a total this low.,
@ SA over 213.5
Vs Por (with Oden) u 207
@ Bos (one of the top def's) u 211
all 3 of these games were on a long road trip and thier 1st home game back, where they played 6 games in 8 days, and right around the time of the trade.
I see Golden St scoring in the 115 range, and see the young Bulls, on a Fri Night at home, to continue to lack defense and look to run.
Going down the list
CHA/SAS over - this actually is from someone who has been doing well, I didn't have an opinion on the game, but figured it was worth throwing out there to see what others thought. Sorry I don't have any better reasoning. I will say this, the average number of points scored in CHA road games this year is 174.8 (CHA has scored 83.2) in SAS home games 202.1 (SAS has scored 104.8) 104.8+83.2=188.0, pretty close to the total out there. Not saying this is the best way to come up with a total, but it's one way to explain the total that is out there.
NJ - just has to do with power ratings and that I think NJ has been playing better. I wanted a minimum of 5, and it would have been a small play, so it's a pass. Also, and I thought I went over this a couple of weeks ago (or maybe not, fuzzy on this), there does not seem to be any Friday night advantage to small home favorites, if anything it favors the road team
day= Friday and site=home and 0>line>-4 and season
ATS OU SU season
4-6-0 (-6.2) 6-3-1 (2.3) 4-6 (-3.70) 2009
17-19-0 (-2.0) 22-14-0 (1.0) 19-17 (0.42) 2008
15-22-1 (-3.8) 18-20-0 (-3.1) 19-19 (-1.21) 2007
22-19-0 (-0.4) 21-20-0 (-0.2) 24-17 (2.34) 2006
18-19-1 (0.4) 12-26-0 (-7.6) 21-17 (2.87) 2005
17-26-1 (-2.9) 24-20-0 (8.3) 19-25 (-0.39) 2004
25-22-0 (1.7) 25-22-0 (3.5) 28-19 (4.04) 2003
18-25-0 (-4.8) 27-15-1 (5.5) 19-24 (-2.37) 2002
17-20-0 (-2.7) 15-22-0 (-3.8) 18-19 (-0.30) 2001
8-20-0 (-5.0) 13-15-0 (-2.5) 10-18 (-2.46) 2000
21-13-0 (-0.5) 16-17-1 (-1.3) 21-13 (2.09) 1999
8-12-0 (-2.4) 7-13-0 (-3.9) 11-9 (0.00) 1998
23-18-1 (0.7) 16-24-2 (0.5) 26-16 (3.14) 1997
13-19-0 (-1.3) 18-14-0 (3.6) 15-17 (1.12) 1996
10-13-0 (-2.9) 14-9-0 (6.2) 11-12 (-0.30) 1995
So, over the course of the whole database, Friday night home favorites of 4 points or less are 236-273-4
Since 2005, 76-85-2
Since 2007, 36-47-1
Take Care,
Bart