CrazyMilkMan's NBA Playoffs Monday

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NBA Regular Season YTD: 432-320-16
NBA Playoffs YTD: 40-20-2

6-2 Sunday. Moving on to Monday. Keeping tab on this one:

Dogs are 18-10-1 in the playoffs with DAL Game 1 & 2, MIA Game 2&3, OKC Game 2, CHI Game 3, BOS Game 3&4, LAL Game 3, and MEM Game 3 are faves who covered.

UNDER are 19-10.


Don't bother figuring this one out whether the line is a trap or not Memphis leaves for San Antonio 3-1. Memphis Grizzlies +1.0/ML. Again, Grizzlies are longer and far more athletic than their old counter part. They've been successful in keeping the Spurs off the 3 ball and has the personnel to put up with Ginobli and keep up with Parker in transition. Game goes UNDER 189.0 as well. After reviewing the tape, I doubt they'd want to keep on running with the Spurs because it gets both Parker and Manu going which is not good. If Manu's 100% this may have been a different ball game but he's obviously slowed by that right arm brace. Grizzlies edges the Spurs in a close fashion again.

Again, take the home team to win in this series. Dallas Mavericks -4.5 gets this one and will probably go the distance to 7. Losing after leading by double digit will be enough fuel for a huge Mavericks win here. I expect the game to have a similar pace to Games 2 and 3 and the OVER to hit. Leaving it out at the moment and since I believe it'll go down some more. It opened at 187 and 184 in most places. Mavs will be a lot better closer at home than they are on the road. Aldridge doesn't seem like he's holding up, lucky for him Roy decided to join the show in time. Mavs will definitely be looking out for Roy in Game 5. Having home court is huge here as well.

Oklahoma City Thunder +3.5 is the play here. Durant and Co. will go for the first ever post season series sweep of the franchise. I'd take the points instead of the ML because both teams seem to always play each other to the tooth. If you haven't learned your lesson by now (I guess which is most of us), the total between them seem to always go UNDER. I'm passing up on it because I feel the Nuggets will try to outscore them instead of trying to stop them. Anyway, like in my previous write ups. Denver has no answer for both Westbrook and Durant. Thunder rebounds the ball better and gets more help from the bench than Denver (who's been getting better production off the bench in the regular season). Galo barely existed and Lawson disappeared when it mattered most. Denver also have no one to go to when it matters the most.


BOL.