The Bum's National Basketball League March Picks/Trends/News !!

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EASTERN CONFERENCE W L PCT GB HOME ROAD CONF DIV STREAK L10

1 y-Cleveland 51 20 0.718 - 30-6 21-14 29-13 7-5 W2 7-3

2 x-Toronto 48 22 0.686 2½ 28-8 20-14 33-12 11-2 L1 7-3

3 Atlanta 42 30 0.583 9½ 23-13 19-17 24-19 8-7 W1 8-2

4 Boston 42 30 0.583 9½ 25-12 17-18 29-19 10-6 W3 5-5

5 Charlotte 41 30 0.577 10 27-11 14-19 26-15 7-7 W2 8-2

6 Miami 41 30 0.577 10 23-13 18-17 25-19 8-5 L1 6-4

7 Indiana 37 33 0.529 13½ 21-13 16-20 24-18 6-7 W1 6-4

8 Detroit 38 34 0.528 13½ 23-12 15-22 24-20 8-6 W4 7-3

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Chicago 36 34 0.514 14½ 24-13 12-21 21-22 7-5 L1 6-4

Washington 35 36 0.493 16 19-18 16-18 26-21 8-6 L1 5-5

Milwaukee 30 42 0.417 21½ 21-14 9-28 19-24 4-9 L3 4-6

Orlando 29 42 0.408 22 18-17 11-25 16-26 3-9 L5 2-8

New York 29 43 0.403 22½ 16-19 13-24 18-26 6-7 W1 4-6

o-Brooklyn 19 51 0.271 31½ 12-24 7-27 10-31 6-8 L3 2-8

o-Philadelphia 9 63 0.125 42½ 6-30 3-33 3-42 2-12 L7 1-9

WESTERN CONFERENCE W L PCT GB HOME ROAD CONF DIV STREAK L10

1 y-Golden St. 64 7 0.901 - 33-0 31-7 39-5 15-1 W2 9-1

2 y-San Antonio 60 11 0.845 4 36-0 24-11 37-5 10-2 W1 8-2

3 y-Oklahoma City 49 22 0.690 15 28-9 21-13 32-11 11-2 W5 7-3

4 L.A. Clippers 43 27 0.614 20½ 22-12 21-15 23-19 7-6 L3 3-7

5 Memphis 41 31 0.569 23½ 25-11 16-20 25-20 7-6 L1 4-6

6 Portland 37 35 0.514 27½ 22-12 15-23 25-20 9-4 W1 4-6

7 Dallas 35 36 0.493 29 20-17 15-19 22-21 5-8 L1 2-8

8 Utah 35 36 0.493 29 22-13 13-23 19-22 5-7 W2 7-3

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Houston 35 37 0.486 29½ 19-16 16-21 24-22 8-7 L3 5-5

Denver 30 42 0.417 34½ 17-19 13-23 15-27 4-9 W1 6-4

Sacramento 27 44 0.380 37 14-20 13-24 14-29 6-8 L2 2-8

New Orleans 26 44 0.371 37½ 18-17 8-27 18-29 4-11 L1 3-7

o-Minnesota 23 48 0.324 41 12-23 11-25 13-29 3-10 W1 4-6

o-Phoenix 20 51 0.282 44 13-23 7-28 14-31 5-8 W1 5-5

o-L.A. Lakers 15 56 0.211 49 10-25 5-31 7-37 2-12 L1 3-7


x-clinched playoff berth
y-denotes division winner
z-clinched top seed in conference
o-eliminated from playoff contention

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NBA ATS

NBA > (807) UTAH@ (808) OKLAHOMA CITY | 2016-03-24 20:05:00 - 2016-03-24 20:05:00
Play ON UTAH against the spread in All games revenging a loss vs opponent
The record is 56 Wins and 26 Losses for the last two seasons (+27.4 units)

NBA > (805) CHICAGO@ (806) NEW YORK | 2016-03-24 19:35:00 - 2016-03-24 19:35:00
Play AGAINST CHICAGO against the spread in Road games after scoring 105 points or more
The record is 1 Wins and 10 Losses for the this season (-10 units)

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NBA MONEYLINE

NBA > (801) NEW ORLEANS@ (802) INDIANA | 2016-03-24 19:05:00 - 2016-03-24 19:05:00
Play AGAINST NEW ORLEANS using money line in All games revenging a loss vs opponent
The record is 9 Wins and 27 Losses for the this season (-22 units)

NBA > (805) CHICAGO@ (806) NEW YORK | 2016-03-24 19:35:00 - 2016-03-24 19:35:00
Play ON CHICAGO using money line in All games revenging a loss vs opponent
The record is 75 Wins and 34 Losses for the last three seasons (+47.1 units)

NBA > (809) PORTLAND@ (810) LA CLIPPERS | 2016-03-24 22:35:00 - 2016-03-24 22:35:00
Play AGAINST LA CLIPPERS using money line in All games when the total is greater than or equal to 210
The record is 8 Wins and 13 Losses for the this season (-20.3 units)

NBA > (805) CHICAGO@ (806) NEW YORK | 2016-03-24 19:35:00 - 2016-03-24 19:35:00
Play ON CHICAGO using money line in Road games against Atlantic division opponents
The record is 14 Wins and 3 Losses for the last two seasons (+14.25 units)

NBA > (801) NEW ORLEANS@ (802) INDIANA | 2016-03-24 19:05:00 - 2016-03-24 19:05:00
Play AGAINST NEW ORLEANS using money line in All games revenging a home loss vs opponent
The record is 2 Wins and 12 Losses for the this season (-12.05 units)

NBA > (809) PORTLAND@ (810) LA CLIPPERS | 2016-03-24 22:35:00 - 2016-03-24 22:35:00
Play AGAINST LA CLIPPERS using money line in All games second half of the season
The record is 10 Wins and 11 Losses for the this season (-20.25 units)

NBA > (807) UTAH@ (808) OKLAHOMA CITY | 2016-03-24 20:05:00 - 2016-03-24 20:05:00
Play ON UTAH using money line in All games revenging a loss vs opponent
The record is 44 Wins and 38 Losses for the last two seasons (+28.05 units)

NBA > (807) UTAH@ (808) OKLAHOMA CITY | 2016-03-24 20:05:00 - 2016-03-24 20:05:00
Play ON UTAH using money line in All games when playing on back-to-back days
The record is 21 Wins and 13 Losses for the last two seasons (+17.45 units)

NBA > (803) CLEVELAND@ (804) BROOKLYN | 2016-03-24 19:35:00 - 2016-03-24 19:35:00
Play AGAINST BROOKLYN using money line in Home games after 3 or more consecutive losses
The record is 6 Wins and 15 Losses for the last two seasons (-15.5 units)

NBA > (805) CHICAGO@ (806) NEW YORK | 2016-03-24 19:35:00 - 2016-03-24 19:35:00
Play AGAINST CHICAGO using money line in All games when playing against a team with a losing record
The record is 44 Wins and 30 Losses for the last two seasons (-39.3 units)

NBA > (809) PORTLAND@ (810) LA CLIPPERS | 2016-03-24 22:35:00 - 2016-03-24 22:35:00
Play ON PORTLAND using money line in All games versus poor defensive teams - allowing 99+ points/game - 2nd half of the season
The record is 15 Wins and 6 Losses for the this season (+11.1 units)

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NBA TOTALS

NBA > (805) CHICAGO@ (806) NEW YORK | 2016-03-24 19:35:00 - 2016-03-24 19:35:00
Play OVER CHICAGO on the totalin All games against Atlantic division opponents
The record is 14 Overs and 2 Unders for the this season (+11.8 units)

NBA > (801) NEW ORLEANS@ (802) INDIANA | 2016-03-24 19:05:00 - 2016-03-24 19:05:00
Play UNDER NEW ORLEANS on the totalin All games versus the 1rst half line in road games
The record is 34 Overs and 81 Unders for the last three seasons (+43.6 units)

NBA > (801) NEW ORLEANS@ (802) INDIANA | 2016-03-24 19:05:00 - 2016-03-24 19:05:00
Play OVER NEW ORLEANS on the totalin All games versus poor defensive teams - allowing 99+ points/game - 2nd half of the season
The record is 19 Overs and 5 Unders for the this season (+13.5 units)

NBA > (805) CHICAGO@ (806) NEW YORK | 2016-03-24 19:35:00 - 2016-03-24 19:35:00
Play UNDER NEW YORK on the totalin All games versus the 1rst half line in home games
The record is 10 Overs and 24 Unders for the this season (+13 units)

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NBA Yesterday's Results: 6 - 6 - 1
YTD: 81 - 71

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THURSDAY, MARCH 24

GAME TIME(ET) PICK UNITS


NO at IND 07:00 PM

NO +13.0

O 207.5


CLE at BK 07:30 PM

BK +7.0

U 208.0


CHI at NY 07:30 PM

NY +5.0

O 202.5


UTA at OKC 08:00 PM

OKC -9.0

U 199.0


POR at LAC 10:30 PM

POR +5.0

O 213.0

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Friday's Tip Sheet
March 25, 2016

Hornets at Pistons – 7:35 PM EST

The best division race down the stretch is in the Southeast as the Hawks, Heat, and Hornets are separated by less than one game heading in Friday’s action. Charlotte (41-30 SU, 37-33-1 ATS) has won the first two meetings with Detroit this season, beating the Pistons by double-digits each time at Time Warner Cable Arena. In the previous matchup two weeks ago, Charlotte dominated Detroit, 118-103 as four-point favorites, while seven Hornets scored in double-figures, led by 22 points from Marvin Williams.

Charlotte is continuing a four-game road trip after holding off Brooklyn on Tuesday, 105-100 as six-point favorites. Steve Clifford’s team has won eight of its past 10 games on the highway, while finishing ‘under’ the total in five of the last six contests overall. Eight of the final 11 games for the Hornets come away from Charlotte, while seven of those games are against teams currently outside the playoff race.

Detroit (38-34 SU, 36-34-2 ATS) is starting to distance themselves from Chicago and Washington for the eighth playoff spot in the Eastern Conference. The Pistons have won four straight games, beating four non-playoff teams at home over the last week (Sacramento, Brooklyn, Milwaukee, and Orlando), while the loss on their current homestand came to Southeast-leading Atlanta. Since late February, Stan Van Gundy’s club has won seven of their last eight games at the Palace of Auburn Hills, while covering five times.

Raptors at Rockets – 8:05 PM EST

Houston (35-37 SU, 31-41 ATS) is going the wrong way at the worst possible time, losing three straight games to fall below the .500 mark and outside the Western Conference playoff picture. The Rockets squandered an 18-point lead in Wednesday’s 89-87 home setback to the Jazz, while finishing ‘under’ the total for the third straight game. Houston scored just 38 points in the second half against Utah, while getting outrebounded for the first time in the last five games.

Toronto (48-22 SU, 38-32 ATS) saw its four-game winning streak come to an end in Wednesday’s 91-79 setback at Boston as 3 ½-point underdogs. The Raptors couldn’t pull off the season sweep of the Celtics as point guard Kyle Lowry sat out to rest an injured right elbow, as Toronto cashed the ‘under’ for the fifth consecutive contest. The absence of Lowry obviously hurt Toronto’s offense, who scored below 100 points for the first time in 13 games.

The Rockets rallied past the Raptors in their previous matchup at the Air Canada Center earlier this month, 113-107. Houston cashed as eight-point underdogs, while erasing a 10-point halftime deficit thanks to a 40-point effort by James Harden. The Raptors haven’t had much luck at the Toyota Center, losing eight consecutive meetings in Houston dating back to 2007.

Grizzlies at Spurs – 8:35 PM EST

In spite of numerous injuries to key personnel over the last two months, Memphis (41-31 SU, 38-33-1 ATS) is hanging on to second place in the Southwest division. The Grizzlies are still without point guard Mike Conley and center Marc Gasol, but forward Zach Randolph has averaged 19.3 points per game in his last three games since returning to the lineup from a knee injury. Memphis suffered a brutal loss on Tuesday at Staples Center, falling to the Lakers, 107-100 as three-point favorites to end a modest two-game winning streak.

The Spurs (60-11 SU, 42-29 ATS) continue to roll at home by improving to 36-0 at the AT&T Center after routing the Heat on Wednesday, 112-88 as 10 ½-point favorites. San Antonio owns a 23-13 ATS record at home, while allowing 88 points or less in four of its past five home contests. In spite of the cover on Wednesday, Gregg Popovich’s team hasn’t picked up back-to-back ATS wins since early March, while compiling a 4-7 ATS record in the past 11 games. San Antonio will be without dynamic forward Kawhi Leonard, who left the victory against the Heat with a quad injury.

San Antonio cruised past Memphis in each of the first two matchups this season, limiting the Grizzlies to 82 and 83 points in the two victories. In the first meeting at the AT&T Center in November, the Spurs held on for a 92-82 triumph as eight-point favorites, while owning an 8-2 SU and 7-3 ATS record in the past 10 games against Memphis since 2013.

Mavericks at Warriors – 10:35 PM EST

There has never been a team to finish undefeated at home in the NBA regular season, but two clubs can accomplish that goal this season. San Antonio has won all 36 home games, while Golden State (64-7 SU, 40-29-2 ATS) isn’t far behind with a 33-0 record at Oracle Arena as the defending last lost a regular season home contest on January 27, 2015 in overtime to Chicago. The most recent home win for the Warriors came on Wednesday against the Clippers, pulling off the four-game season sweep in a 114-98 triumph to cash as 10 ½-point favorites.

Dallas (35-36 SU, 38-32-1 ATS) continues its four-game road trip after falling at Portland on Wednesday, 109-103, but the Mavs covered as 6 ½-point underdogs. In spite of the loss, Rick Carlisle’s team owns a solid 4-1 ATS record in the last five games (all as a ‘dog), while covering three straight games away from the American Airlines Center. Dallas has allowed at least 100 points in 17 of the last 19 contests, but the Mavs are 3-0 to the ‘under’ in their past three road games.

These teams are hooking up for the second time in a week after the Warriors chased the Mavericks in Dallas, 130-112 last Friday night as nine-point road favorites. Golden State dropped 42 points in the opening quarter, while Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson combined to knock down 16 three-pointers. The Mavericks are one of seven teams to hand the Warriors a loss this season, beating Golden State (without Curry) in late December, 114-91. Dallas has lost six straight visits to Oracle Arena, as each of the past four defeats in Oakland have come by 14 points or more.

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Preview: Timberwolves (23-48) at Wizards (35-36)
Date: March 25, 2016 7:00 PM EDT

The Washington Wizards' momentum was halted in the opener to a brief homestand. A visit from the Minnesota Timberwolves might help them get it restarted.

The Wizards will seek their 11th win in 12 home games against the Timberwolves on Friday night.

Washington (35-36) had a season-high five-game win streak snapped in a 122-101 loss to Atlanta on Wednesday.

The Wizards topped the Hawks 117-102 in Monday's opener to the home-and-home set while shooting 50.5 percent. They connected at 42.4 percent in the nation's capital.

John Wall had 13 points after scoring 27 in Atlanta, and Bradley Beal was held to seven following a 25-point effort. Washington also gave up 25 points off 18 turnovers, double its total from the previous game.

The loss dropped the Wizards to 2 1/2 games behind Detroit for the Eastern Conference's final playoff spot. They have 11 more chances to make up that deficit, four at home and head out on a five-game Western trip after the matchup with Minnesota (23-48).

Washington will seek a fourth consecutive home win over the Timberwolves before hitting the road. The Wizards won 104-98 in Minnesota on March 2 with Beal scoring 26 points on 10-of-15 shooting.

"It's going to be similar to the first time we played them. It's a young team that's really aggressive. They can score the ball in a variety of ways, and they're long and athletic," Beal said. "The biggest thing for us is limiting our turnovers, and we have to be ready to defend at all costs."

The Timberwolves are 4-8 in their last 12 but won 113-104 over Sacramento on Wednesday with a young trio of players leading the way. Karl-Anthony Towns, Zach LaVine and Andrew Wiggins combined for 72 points with Towns scoring a team-best 26.

Towns, averaging 27.3 points on 60.3 percent shooting in his last three games, had 14 while missing seven of 12 attempts in the loss to Washington but grabbed 15 rebounds. Ricky Rubio had a team-best 22 points and LaVine scored 21.

LaVine is averaging 22.6 points on 55.4 percent shooting in his last five games and has gone 18 of 34 from 3-point range. He scored each of his 23 points Wednesday in the second half.

"We talked to him at halftime and told him you've got to pick it up," coach Sam Mitchell said. "Little did I know he'd get 23 in the second half. Zach just has that talent, he's explosive. We needed it."

Minnesota is trying for its third road win in five games, which would match its total from its previous 24 contests there. The Timberwolves and Wizards have alternated wins in each of their last 12 overall matchups.

Wall has totaled 19 points on 8-of-28 shooting in his past two games against Minnesota but has recorded a combined 39 assists in his last three. He had 14 points while missing 12 of 18 shots in the win earlier this month and 12 assists.

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Preview: Hornets (41-30) at Pistons (38-34)
Date: March 25, 2016 7:30 PM EDT

It's become pretty common for a point guard to be at the center of many Charlotte Hornets victories over the past few months, but usually his name is Kemba Walker.

Reserve Jeremy Lin has stepped up during Walker's shooting slump, a dry spell the Hornets hope won't continue as they look for their 18th win in 22 games Friday night with a season sweep of the streaking Detroit Pistons.

Charlotte (41-30) has shot up the Eastern Conference standings the last two months, going from a postseason hopeful to tied with Miami for fifth - a half game back of Atlanta and Boston for the third seed.

Only Golden State (19-3) and San Antonio (18-3) have been better than the Hornets (17-4) since Feb. 6.

Walker had been a huge part of that run, averaging 25.4 points and 6.3 assists while shooting 47.9 percent during the first 16 games of that stretch. However, those numbers dip to 14.4, 3.8 and 32.5 over the last five - leaving an opening for Linsanity version 2.0.

Lin has been on fire, averaging 22 points on 62.5 percent shooting the last three games. The last two have been the most eye-opening as he scored 15 of his 29 points in the fourth quarter of Monday's 91-88 win over the Spurs before dropping 21 in Tuesday's 105-100 victory at Brooklyn.

Lin made 19 of 30 shots between the two games, including 5 of 6 3-pointers. He brought the Hornets back from a 30-7 deficit against San Antonio, the largest comeback against the Spurs in the Tim Duncan era.

'We learned a lot about ourselves, and we just want to keep seeing what we can do,' Lin said. 'We don't know what our ceiling is and we don't want to say what our ceiling is because we don't know.'

To earn home-court advantage in the East's first round, the Hornets will have to win on the road. Friday is the second contest on a four-game trip that's part of nine of 12 away from home to close the regular season. After opening 6-17 on the road, Charlotte has won eight of its last 10.

The Hornets have two home wins over the Pistons this season and have taken seven of the last nine overall. However, they got trounced 116-77 their last visit to Detroit in April.

Walker has made only 8 of 31 shots the last three meetings for an average of 12.3 points, while Lin has averaged 10.5 this season.

Detroit (38-34) has been up and down in February and March but matched its longest winning streak of the season with Wednesday's 118-102 victory over Orlando. The Pistons logged their fourth straight victory to move to 4-1 on a nine-game homestand.

They are hoping to hold onto one of the East's final two seeds while hosting current playoff teams Charlotte, Atlanta, Oklahoma City and Dallas to close the home-heavy stretch before opening a three-game trip at ninth-seeded Chicago.

The Pistons have won seven of their last eight at The Palace.

'You're not going to sneak in as a sub-.500 team like teams have been doing for years,' coach Stan Van Gundy said. 'If we get in, we'll be getting in playing very good basketball, because there's no other way to do this.'

Andre Drummond led seven Pistons in double figures against the Magic with 30 points and 14 rebounds. Marcus Morris chipped in 15 points, making 2 of 4 3s. He is 18 of 25 from deep while averaging 15.9 points over the last seven games.

Fourth-leading scorer Kentavious Caldwell-Pope and little-used Reggie Bullock sat out due to an illness, and it is unclear if they will be available Friday.

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Preview: Magic (29-42) at Heat (41-30)
Date: March 25, 2016 8:00 PM EDT

The Miami Heat are coming off a loss that coach Erik Spoelstra said felt like 10, so a return home to open a light stretch of the schedule is welcomed.

It starts with an in-state foe the Heat have lost to only once in over four years.

Miami hopes to rise out of a crowded top half of the Eastern Conference in the season's final three weeks, which features Friday night's first of three matchups against the fading Orlando Magic.

The Heat (41-30) beat the Magic 108-101 on Dec. 26 to continue a dominating 13-1 stretch in the series. Another victory would be their eighth in nine meetings in South Beach.

They can continue beating up on Orlando (29-42) with three matchups in the final 11 games, including a home-and-home set April 8-10.

Miami's fourth straight win in this series would help soften the blow of Wednesday's 112-88 loss at San Antonio, which featured a 31-point deficit. The Heat shot 48.1 percent but still finished with their lowest point total in 27 games by making only 7 of 12 free throws and committing 15 turnovers.

Eight of those miscues came while getting outscored 32-16 in the third quarter.

But after falling flat against the league's best defensive team, the Heat move on to the struggling Magic.

Orlando has allowed opponents to average 110.5 points on 48.8 percent shooting during a 5-13 stretch. The Magic are one of the league's worst teams with a 10-29 record since Jan. 1 and have lost five straight.

Miami has won seven of nine at home and plays its next four against teams without 30 wins. After hosting Orlando and Brooklyn, the Heat open a three-game road trip with matchups against the Los Angeles Lakers and Sacramento.

Miami hopes the easy stretch helps it catch Atlanta and Boston for the East's third seed, which it trails by one-half game along with Charlotte.

"We've just got to come out and take care of business," Dwyane Wade said. "Don't think too far ahead, play each game for what it's worth and what it is and keep going from there."

Wade's 27.2 career scoring average against the Magic is shy of only his 27.3 mark against Golden State. It's the third-highest average against Orlando behind Michael Jordan's 29.5 and Allen Iverson's 27.7.

One of Wade's three 50-point games came against the Magic in 2009, and he finished with 24 points and six assists in December.

Miami forward Luol Deng is expected to play after missing Wednesday's loss with a sore left quadriceps.

Orlando's playoff hopes have been all but dashed for the fourth straight season after a 2-9 slump leaves it with four teams to pass.

Elfrid Payton had 20 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists in Wednesday's 118-112 loss at Detroit. The Magic shot 39.8 percent as leading scorer and rebounder Nikola Vucevic sat his 10th straight game with a right groin strain. Vucevic, averaging 17.8 points and 9.0 rebounds, is day to day.

The Pistons became the fourth team in the last seven games to shoot at least 50.0 percent against Orlando, finishing at 53.8.

'They pretty much had everything going that they wanted tonight, and we weren't doing anything to take it away,' Payton said. 'We needed to force them into tougher shots, but we weren't doing it.'

The Magic have lost five straight and 18 of 22 away from home.

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Preview: Bucks (30-42) at Hawks (42-30)
Date: March 25, 2016 8:00 PM EDT

Finally, the Atlanta Hawks are resembling the team that produced the Eastern Conference's best record last season.

Back atop the Southeast Division, they'll look to continue their late-season surge in Friday night's home game against the Milwaukee Bucks.

After hovering around .500 through the season's first four months, the Hawks are playing their best basketball as they near the stretch run. They've won 11 of 14 since Feb. 26 to move a half-game ahead of Miami and Charlotte in a tight Southeast race and pull even with Boston for third in the East.

Atlanta (42-30) regained the division lead with Wednesday's 122-101 bounce-back victory at Washington, avenging Monday's 117-102 home loss to the Wizards that halted a five-game winning streak. It did so by hitting a season-high 17 3-pointers and re-establishing the defensive presence that's sparked its recent turnaround.

The Hawks held Washington to 42.4 percent shooting and scored 25 points off 18 turnovers in the rematch. The Wizards finished 50.5 percent from the field and 13 of 25 from 3-point range while having only nine giveaways in Monday's meeting.

"We just got more aggressive," center Al Horford said. "We changed our strategy a little bit. That was the biggest difference."

Atlanta has limited opponents to 40.3 percent overall and 29.8 percent from 3 - both league bests - during its 14-game run.

The Hawks also have rediscovered their touch from the perimeter, having averaged 13.4 3-pointers over their last seven. Atlanta ranked second in the NBA in 3-point percentage and fifth in makes en route to a franchise-record 60 wins in 2014-15.

Kyle Korver is 20 of 38 over that stretch and went 5 of 10 in Wednesday's 15-point effort. Tim Hardaway Jr., buried on the bench for much of the season, is 13 of 24 while averaging 17.8 points over his last four.

The Hawks, however, haven't shot well from outside in two prior matchups with Milwaukee this season, both overtime losses. They ended 9 of 41 from beyond the arc in a 117-109 double-overtime defeat at home on Feb. 20 and were 9 of 30 in a 108-101 road loss on Jan. 15.

Milwaukee (30-42) also dominated the glass in those games, outrebounding Atlanta by a combined plus-33 margin. The Bucks, though, haven't been nearly as proficient in that department during a three-game skid they'll take into Philips Arena.

Cleveland recorded 20 second-chance points and 17 offensive rebounds to hand the Bucks a 113-104 defeat on Wednesday, two days after Milwaukee opened a three-game trip with a 92-91 loss to Detroit in which the deciding points came on Andre Drummond's putback in the final seconds.

"Offensive rebounds, that's something that has been a problem for us all year," coach Jason Kidd said following Wednesday's game.

Milwaukee did receive 24 points from Giannis Antetokounmpo in another strong performance for the 21-year-old. He's averaging 20.6 points, 8.1 assists and 7.8 rebounds in 12 games this month.

Antetokounmpo is averaging 21.0 points and 9.5 rebounds in his last four matchups with Atlanta and had 28 and 16 in last month's victory.

Atlanta's Paul Millsap is averaging 22.0 points and 11.5 rebounds over the series' past four games, but Jeff Teague has struggled in recent meetings. The point guard has shot 27.6 percent while failing to score in double figures in three straight against Milwaukee.

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Preview: Raptors (48-22) at Rockets (35-37)
Date: March 25, 2016 8:00 PM EDT

Houston is already making a mess of a difficult stretch as it tries to sneak into the postseason, but if it can weather six more games, its final four are as favorable as it gets.

That might seem quite a ways off with a three-game losing streak heading into Friday night's visit from the Toronto Raptors, which kicks off the pivotal 10-game stretch for one of last season's Western Conference finalists.

The Rockets (35-37) flubbed what could turn out to be the most important game of the closing month in Wednesday's 89-87 home loss to Utah. They're competing with the Jazz and Dallas for the West's final two playoff spots.

"The season's not over," coach J.B. Bickerstaff said. "We're in a position where, we take care of business we can still get into the playoffs. But we've got to take care of business. There's no more excuses."

Those final four games come against Phoenix, the Los Angeles Lakers, Minnesota and Sacramento - they face only the Timberwolves on the road - but the Raptors (48-22), Indiana, Cleveland, Chicago, Oklahoma City and the Mavericks could render those games trivial if the skid continues.

Another would match two other losing streaks for the Rockets' longest this season after never going beyond two in 2014-15.

James Harden had 26 points, 10 assists, eight steals and seven rebounds against the Jazz, but Houston conceded a 48-32 rebounding advantage, including 13-4 on the offensive glass. It was the club's second-worst rebounding effort of the season, though it's been less of an overall concern on the skid than offense.

The Rockets have averaged 97.0 points and shot 42.4 percent in the losses, falling to 2-16 when failing to reach 100 points and 5-20 when shooting below 43.0 percent.

Houston and Toronto have traded wins and losses since the start of 2011-12 with the Rockets winning five of nine, including a 113-107 final in Toronto on March 6 behind Harden's 40 points and 14 assists. It was the first road win by either team in the series in that time, and the Rockets have won the last eight in Houston.

The Raptors' formality of wrapping up the Atlantic Division stalled in Wednesday's 91-79 loss in Boston, and their offensive effort made the Rockets' recent work look impressive. It was the first time they'd been held under 100 points in 13 games and the fifth time under 90 all season while shooting 34.8 percent.

DeMar DeRozan had 21 points but has shot 37.5 percent in his last four games.

"Miss as many open looks as we had, we didn't deserve to win," said coach Dwane Casey, whose team is playing the second of a three-game trip.

"That team, they beat us, they spanked us. They are a very good team and we talked about how good defensively they were. If you don't play with force you are not going to score and we had trouble scoring."

Granted, Kyle Lowry sat out to rest a sore elbow, and that could become the norm for key players down the stretch. Casey isn't above resting his players heading into the final 12 games and said he will prioritize that over any standings push.

"Health is more important," said Casey, who has the only team within reach of Cleveland for the East's top seed.

"I think we are all fighting for it, but if it comes between a guy fighting a sore ankle, a sore calf, a sore knee or whatever fighting for that spot. My team's health is more important than putting him out there and maybe further damaging him."

Point guard replacement Cory Joseph went 4 of 16 and has shot 23.1 percent in his last six games.

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Preview: Grizzlies (41-31) at Spurs (60-11)
Date: March 25, 2016 8:30 PM EDT

Memphis has needed the help of a serious handicap over the past 12 meetings to beat San Antonio: If Kawhi Leonard has played, the Spurs have won. If not, the Grizzlies have.

The forward is coming off matching a career-high scoring performance, but it happens to have included an injury that will keep him out Friday night.

Memphis will also be without key players, so it seems particularly unlikely San Antonio's 45-game home winning streak will come to an end.

The teams will play twice in four days with the Spurs (60-11) sandwiching in Saturday's stop in Oklahoma City on their way to Memphis for Monday's rematch, while the Grizzlies (41-31) will have a little more rest.

They figure to need it considering the Spurs have won the last three meetings by double digits while limiting the Grizzlies to 84.7 points on 41.5 percent shooting and 23.1 from 3-point range. Their last three losses to Memphis came with Leonard hurt, and San Antonio has won nine straight in the series with its star, who has connected on 61.2 percent overall and 65.6 from 3.

It was also Leonard leading the way in Wednesday's 112-88 home win over Miami, scoring 32 points in 24 minutes while the rest of the starters combined for 26.

"I never saw him aggressive like that," point guard Tony Parker said. "He was very aggressive. It was going in. He was playing well. He was rolling."

None of the starters played more than 25 minutes, and Leonard left for good with 6:01 remaining in the third quarter with a bruised right quadriceps. Leonard won't play Friday, and the Spurs are also resting Danny Green, Boris Diaw and Patty Mills.

"As time goes on, he's learning how to understand how to feel his oats and channel it wisely," coach Gregg Popovich said.

It put a slight damper on the Spurs' 60th overall victory, though they remain on target to match a franchise-best 63 wins from 2005-06 as early as next week in Memphis. The home winning streak ranks second ahead of Chicago's 44-game run in 1995-96, but San Antonio is still chasing an active NBA record (51) as Golden State continues to win, and the Spurs can only get to 50 this season.

The continuously banged-up Grizzlies, who are without Marc Gasol for the rest of the season, have also had Mike Conley sidelined for the last 10 games because of an Achilles injury, though he's expected back before the end of the regular season.

Dating to his last game March 6, Memphis has gone 4-7 after falling 107-100 Tuesday at the Los Angeles Lakers. The Grizzlies have also lost home games to Phoenix and Minnesota in that span, so this was just the latest letdown against a weak team.

"It's a game that we needed, and we didn't win," Vince Carter said. "They had more energy than us. I don't know what they're playing for, but I know what we're playing for."

That's home-court advantage in the first round, for which the fifth-seeded Grizzlies would need an impressive run in their last 10 games to catch the Los Angeles Clippers.

The unlikely replacement for Conley's offense lately has most often been Tony Allen. The defensive specialist returned from an eight-game absence for Conley's first game out of the lineup, and he had a season-high 27 points while hitting all 12 shots against the Lakers. He's averaged 15.0 points on 53.1 percent in the last 10 games.

His starting backcourt mate over the last three games has been former Spurs guard Ray McCallum, who signed a second 10-day contract with Memphis on Tuesday.

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Preview: Suns (20-51) at Kings (27-44)
Date: March 25, 2016 10:00 PM EDT

DeMarcus Cousins missed out on facing a fellow Kentucky-bred big man, and it's unclear if he'll get a chance against another top rookie from the same program.

The Sacramento Kings are being careful with their best player as their postseason hopes disintegrate, and Friday night's visit from the Phoenix Suns is no different.

There was a big hole in the paint for Sacramento (27-44) when it closed a 1-3 trip with Wednesday's 113-104 defeat at Minnesota that was its fourth loss in five games.

Rajon Rondo finished with 25 points, 12 assists and eight rebounds, and Kosta Koufos posted 15 points and 15 boards, but the paint was owned by the Timberwolves.

Former Wildcats star Karl-Anthony Towns made 11 of 17 shots for 26 points and 11 rebounds after Cousins, who played with Kentucky in 2009-10, was scratched earlier in the day due to a bruised right knee.

Minnesota matched a season high for a Kings opponent with 64 points in the paint, and Sacramento went 12 of 23 from the free throw line with 17 turnovers. The Kings trailed by two at halftime but were outscored 34-24 in the third quarter.

"In the third quarter, we just didn't have any presence," coach George Karl said. "It felt like they scored about every possession on the offensive court."

The Kings are riding a 3-13 slump and play their next two at Sleep Train Arena hoping to snap a seven-game skid there.

Through a sixth straight losing season to open his career, Cousins has solidified himself as one of the league's most productive big men with averages of 27.1 points, 11.6 rebounds, 3.3 assists, 1.4 blocks and 1.5 steals.

Still, the Kings are on their way to missing the playoffs for a 10th consecutive year, short of only Minnesota's current drought of 12. Phoenix (20-51) has long been guaranteed its sixth straight season watching the playoffs from home, which would be the third longest if Detroit clinches an Eastern Conference spot.

Scoring hasn't been an issue for Sacramento, which ranks third in the league with 106.4 points per game. That showed in the last series matchup as the Kings rolled to a 142-119 home win Jan. 2 that marked the most points scored in a non-overtime game over the last two seasons. Cousins had 32 points and nine rebounds, Rondo had 15 points and 15 assists, and Sacramento shot a season-high 60.9 percent.

The contrast with and without Cousins was evident for the Kings, who rebounded from a 118-97 loss in Phoenix on Nov. 4 when he sat with a strained right Achilles.

The Suns have floated around the bottom of the league all season but are playing better basketball during a 6-7 stretch. Wednesday's 119-107 win over the Los Angeles Lakers was their third in five games and seventh road victory of the season.

"We're in a process of building," interim coach Earl Watson said. "We have a chance to go 7-7 next game."

Devin Booker, another former Wildcat, has been a big part of the spurt by averaging 21.4 points and 4.9 rebounds over the last 13 games.

The 19-year-old rookie made 12 of 22 shots for 28 points against the Lakers, and Jon Leuer had a season-high 22 points and career-high 14 rebounds.

Leuer started in place of Tyson Chandler, who sat out with back spasms. It is unclear if Chandler will be ready for Friday.

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Preview: Mavericks (35-36) at Warriors (64-7)
Date: March 25, 2016 10:30 PM EDT

Though still not the highest priority, Steve Kerr won't deny his Golden State Warriors players the opportunity to chase history.

The defending NBA champions look to move another step closer to achieving the league's single-season victories record when they put their unprecedented home winning streak on the line Friday night against the fading Dallas Mavericks.

Having spent much of his team's brilliant season side-stepping questions pertaining to the Warriors' flirtation with the 1995-96 Chicago Bulls' benchmark of 72 regular-season wins, Kerr - a member of that legendary Bulls team - finally acknowledged his willingness to see his players reach the milestone.

'That's pretty enticing," Kerr said of the record prior to Wednesday's game against the Los Angeles Clippers. "It's the players who are setting the record. It's not the organization, so they will absolutely have some say in matters down the stretch in terms of how we approach everything.'

Golden State (64-7) needs to go 9-2 to eclipse the mark and has the remaining schedule working in its favor. The Warriors play eight more times at Oracle Arena, where they extended their own NBA standard with a 51st consecutive regular-season win in Wednesday's 114-98 victory.

The first order of business remains securing the West's top seed. With San Antonio still four games off the pace and two games remaining versus the Spurs, Kerr plans to keep going at full throttle until that objective is reached.

'I've maintained all along we're trying to get the 1 seed. That's a really important deal for us. We're not there yet,' he said. 'Could a couple of our guys use a little mental rest and take a night off? Probably,' Kerr said. 'But I wouldn't do that at the expense of losing games and possibly losing the 1 seed.'

Golden State figures to have a good chance of moving nearer to both goals with Dallas (35-36) having lost eight of 10 and without third-leading scorer Chandler Parsons, sidelined by a potential season-ending meniscus tear in his right knee.

The swoon continued in Wednesday's opener of a four-game trip, where the Mavericks committed 17 turnovers that led to 22 Portland points in a 109-103 loss that trimmed their dwindling lead over Houston and Utah for seventh in the West to one-half game.

'We didn't shoot particularly well,' guard Wesley Matthews said. "But 17 turnovers, and how we turned it over, was fueling their break. They're a tough team when you give them possessions like that.'

Dallas is allowing 110.4 points per game since Feb. 5 and has permitted 101 or more 17 times over that 19-game stretch. Golden State, the league's highest scoring team, is 63-2 when scoring 100 or more.

The Mavericks did deal the Warriors a 114-91 defeat on Dec. 30, though Stephen Curry didn't play due to a lower leg injury. They haven't stopped Klay Thompson in the two other matchups, with the All-Star guard recording 45 points in a 127-107 home win on Jan. 27 and 39 in last Friday's 130-112 road victory.

Curry had 33 against the Clippers after going 3 of 21 from 3-point range in his previous two games. Thompson added 32 and is shooting 59.7 percent from 3 while averaging 24.4 points over his last nine.

Dallas' best hopes rest on a continued hot streak from Dirk Nowitzki, who scored a season-high 40 in Sunday's 132-120 win over Portland and is averaging 26.1 over a nine-game stretch.

Matthews is 11 of 17 on 3s over the last two games but was held to six points on 2-of-9 shooting in last week's loss to Golden State.

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Preview: Nuggets (30-42) at Lakers (15-56)
Date: March 25, 2016 10:30 PM EDT

Emmanuel Mudiay never played college basketball, but he gave Denver Nuggets fans a taste of the NCAA Tournament with his latest highlight.

The Nuggets' recent road games have left them feeling a different kind of March Madness, but they have dominated recent visits to the Los Angeles Lakers.

Denver will seek a sixth consecutive road win in the series Friday night while attempting to tighten up its defense on an opposing court.

Mudiay chose to forgo his chance to play at SMU and instead headed to China. That decision paid off for the point guard with a top-10 selection in the NBA draft and a starting job for the Nuggets.

He had one of his finest performances in his fledgling career Wednesday when he scored 27 points, capped by a 35-foot buzzer beater, in a 104-103 victory against Philadelphia. Mudiay also grabbed a career-high 11 rebounds.

"I was thinking of March Madness because anything can happen," Mudiay said.

That feeling of open possibility hasn't extended to the Nuggets' playoff chances, and their recent road struggles are largely to blame for pushing them further out of contention. Denver (30-42) has given up an average of 115.8 points on 52.1 percent shooting while dropping five of six away from home.

The Nuggets have yielded 103.8 per contest in their five consecutive road wins over the Lakers (15-56) while prevailing by an average of 11.4 points.

They won 120-109 in their only other visit this season Nov. 3 and for the 11th time in 13 overall matchups March 2. D.J. Augustin had a season-high 26 points and Mudiay scored 22 in that 117-107 victory, which gave Denver a 2-1 edge in the 2015-16 series.

The Lakers enter this season's final matchup having lost five of six, and a 119-107 defeat in Phoenix on Wednesday put them one step closer to their storied franchise's worst finish. They won 19 games in 1957-58 while in Minneapolis and had a .256 winning percentage last season by going 21-61.

Los Angeles had 13 assists - one shy of matching a season low - against the Suns after registering at least 20 in three consecutive games. The Lakers had 21 in a 107-100 victory over Memphis on Tuesday that snapped a four-game home losing streak.

"We've all been 'the guy' our entire lives. Eventually, we've got to realize that everybody's got to sacrifice something," forward Julius Randle told the Lakers' official website after registering team highs of 19 points and 15 rebounds. "Really figure out how everybody plays around each other, what works best for each other and learn how to play with each other instead of us all try to do it ourselves."

Kobe Bryant is set to play his last of 83 games against the Nuggets, a total that includes 17 in three postseason series victories, but he has been dealing with a sore right shoulder. His 31.9 scoring average in those playoff matchups was his highest against any Western Conference opponent.

Bryant has averaged 24.8 points in 65 regular-season games against the Nuggets and had 31 in a 111-107 road victory Dec. 22. Shoulder issues limited him to 10-plus minutes and five points in the loss earlier this month.

The Nuggets might not have Kenneth Faried, who had 28 points and 15 rebounds in the road win over the Lakers in November. He's missed the past four games due to an ailing back.

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NBA ATS

NBA > (861) MEMPHIS@ (862) SAN ANTONIO | 2016-03-25 20:35:00 - 2016-03-25 20:35:00
Play ON MEMPHIS against the spread in All games after allowing 105 points or more
The record is 16 Wins and 4 Losses for the this season (+11.6 units)

NBA > (861) MEMPHIS@ (862) SAN ANTONIO | 2016-03-25 20:35:00 - 2016-03-25 20:35:00
Play ON MEMPHIS against the spread in Road games after allowing 105 points or more
The record is 10 Wins and 1 Losses for the this season (+8.9 units)

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NBA MONEYLINE

NBA > (867) DALLAS@ (868) GOLDEN STATE | 2016-03-25 22:35:00 - 2016-03-25 22:35:00
Play ON GOLDEN STATE using money line in All games versus good offensive teams - scoring 99+ points/game
The record is 34 Wins and 4 Losses for the this season (+25.95 units)

NBA > (861) MEMPHIS@ (862) SAN ANTONIO | 2016-03-25 20:35:00 - 2016-03-25 20:35:00
Play ON SAN ANTONIO using money line in Home games in March games
The record is 15 Wins and 1 Losses for the last two seasons (+13.95 units)

NBA > (863) PHOENIX@ (864) SACRAMENTO | 2016-03-25 22:05:00 - 2016-03-25 22:05:00
Play AGAINST PHOENIX using money line in All games when playing against a team with a losing record
The record is 8 Wins and 20 Losses for the this season (-21.95 units)

NBA > (857) TORONTO@ (858) HOUSTON | 2016-03-25 20:05:00 - 2016-03-25 20:05:00
Play AGAINST TORONTO using money line in Road games revenging a home loss vs opponent
The record is 3 Wins and 13 Losses for the last two seasons (-16.9 units)

NBA > (859) ORLANDO@ (860) MIAMI | 2016-03-25 20:05:00 - 2016-03-25 20:05:00
Play AGAINST ORLANDO using money line in All games when the total is greater than or equal to 210
The record is 4 Wins and 11 Losses for the this season (-16.7 units)

NBA > (863) PHOENIX@ (864) SACRAMENTO | 2016-03-25 22:05:00 - 2016-03-25 22:05:00
Play AGAINST SACRAMENTO using money line in All games versus good offensive teams - scoring 99+ points/game - 2nd half of the season
The record is 5 Wins and 18 Losses for the this season (-17.4 units)

NBA > (859) ORLANDO@ (860) MIAMI | 2016-03-25 20:05:00 - 2016-03-25 20:05:00
Play AGAINST ORLANDO using money line in All games in March games
The record is 6 Wins and 20 Losses for the last two seasons (-20.7 units)

NBA > (851) MINNESOTA@ (852) WASHINGTON | 2016-03-25 19:05:00 - 2016-03-25 19:05:00
Play AGAINST MINNESOTA using money line in All games after scoring 105 points or more
The record is 25 Wins and 55 Losses for the last three seasons (-44.4 units)

NBA > (857) TORONTO@ (858) HOUSTON | 2016-03-25 20:05:00 - 2016-03-25 20:05:00
Play ON TORONTO using money line in All games after a division game
The record is 11 Wins and 1 Losses for the this season (+10 units)

NBA > (867) DALLAS@ (868) GOLDEN STATE | 2016-03-25 22:35:00 - 2016-03-25 22:35:00
Play AGAINST DALLAS using money line in All games when playing against a team with a winning record - 2nd half of the season
The record is 13 Wins and 32 Losses for the last two seasons (-25.6 units)

NBA > (851) MINNESOTA@ (852) WASHINGTON | 2016-03-25 19:05:00 - 2016-03-25 19:05:00
Play AGAINST MINNESOTA using money line in All games versus poor defensive teams - allowing 99+ points/game
The record is 50 Wins and 95 Losses for the last three seasons (-59.5 units)

NBA > (855) MILWAUKEE@ (856) ATLANTA | 2016-03-25 20:05:00 - 2016-03-25 20:05:00
Play AGAINST MILWAUKEE using money line in Road games in March games
The record is 1 Wins and 16 Losses for the last three seasons (-16.2 units)

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NBA FIRST HALF

NBA > (865) DENVER@ (866) LA LAKERS | 2016-03-25 22:35:00 - 2016-03-25 22:35:00
Play AGAINST LA LAKERS ?>in the first halfin Home games after scoring 105 points or more
The record is 1 Wins and 11 Losses for the this season (-11.1 units)

NBA > (863) PHOENIX@ (864) SACRAMENTO | 2016-03-25 22:05:00 - 2016-03-25 22:05:00
Play AGAINST PHOENIX ?>in the first halfin All games versus the first half line in all games
The record is 24 Wins and 46 Losses for the this season (-26.6 units)

NBA > (851) MINNESOTA@ (852) WASHINGTON | 2016-03-25 19:05:00 - 2016-03-25 19:05:00
Play ON WASHINGTON ?>in the first halfin Home games second half of the season
The record is 23 Wins and 7 Losses for the last two seasons (+15.3 units)

NBA > (863) PHOENIX@ (864) SACRAMENTO | 2016-03-25 22:05:00 - 2016-03-25 22:05:00
Play AGAINST PHOENIX ?>in the first halfin All games revenging a loss vs opponent
The record is 13 Wins and 29 Losses for the this season (-18.9 units)

NBA > (857) TORONTO@ (858) HOUSTON | 2016-03-25 20:05:00 - 2016-03-25 20:05:00
Play AGAINST HOUSTON ?>in the first halfin Home games when playing against a team with a winning record
The record is 4 Wins and 15 Losses for the this season (-12.5 units)

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NBA TOTALS

NBA > (855) MILWAUKEE@ (856) ATLANTA | 2016-03-25 20:05:00 - 2016-03-25 20:05:00
Play UNDER ATLANTA on the totalin All games versus good offensive teams - scoring 99+ points/game
The record is 13 Overs and 34 Unders for the this season (+19.7 units)

NBA > (855) MILWAUKEE@ (856) ATLANTA | 2016-03-25 20:05:00 - 2016-03-25 20:05:00
Play UNDER ATLANTA on the totalin All games versus the first half line in all games
The record is 23 Overs and 48 Unders for the this season (+22.7 units)

NBA > (859) ORLANDO@ (860) MIAMI | 2016-03-25 20:05:00 - 2016-03-25 20:05:00
Play UNDER MIAMI on the totalin All games after a non-conference game
The record is 16 Overs and 40 Unders for the last two seasons (+22.4 units)

NBA > (861) MEMPHIS@ (862) SAN ANTONIO | 2016-03-25 20:35:00 - 2016-03-25 20:35:00
Play UNDER SAN ANTONIO on the totalin All games versus poor defensive teams - allowing 99+ points/game
The record is 62 Overs and 118 Unders for the last three seasons (+49.8 units)

NBA > (863) PHOENIX@ (864) SACRAMENTO | 2016-03-25 22:05:00 - 2016-03-25 22:05:00
Play UNDER PHOENIX on the totalin All games revenging a loss vs opponent
The record is 13 Overs and 29 Unders for the this season (+14.7 units)

NBA > (863) PHOENIX@ (864) SACRAMENTO | 2016-03-25 22:05:00 - 2016-03-25 22:05:00
Play UNDER PHOENIX on the totalin All games versus the first half line in all games
The record is 25 Overs and 45 Unders for the this season (+17.5 units)

NBA > (853) CHARLOTTE@ (854) DETROIT | 2016-03-25 19:35:00 - 2016-03-25 19:35:00
Play OVER DETROIT on the totalin Home games when playing against a team with a winning record - 2nd half of the season
The record is 18 Overs and 4 Unders for the last three seasons (+13.6 units)

NBA > (859) ORLANDO@ (860) MIAMI | 2016-03-25 20:05:00 - 2016-03-25 20:05:00
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The record is 2 Overs and 14 Unders for the last three seasons (+11.8 units)

NBA > (851) MINNESOTA@ (852) WASHINGTON | 2016-03-25 19:05:00 - 2016-03-25 19:05:00
Play OVER WASHINGTON on the totalin All games versus good offensive teams - scoring 99+ points/game - 2nd half of the season
The record is 33 Overs and 14 Unders for the last two seasons (+17.6 units)

NBA > (853) CHARLOTTE@ (854) DETROIT | 2016-03-25 19:35:00 - 2016-03-25 19:35:00
Play OVER DETROIT on the totalin Home games versus good offensive teams - scoring 99+ points/game
The record is 18 Overs and 6 Unders for the this season (+11.4 units)