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The main question is, can Denver and Golden State keep playing hard or are they going to take it easy now that they have home court advantage. Can San Antonio crush DENVER BY 20+ points tonight if they play hard. Conversly, can Denver win again at SA, if they keep playing as hard as they did Sunday, regardless of how hard SA plays. The anwser to those questions should also be the answer to the GS/Dallas questions.
It's always been a rule of thumb when capping the NBA playofs that if the home team loses the first game, they will come back and win game 2 and cover the points easily. I don't think that is as true today, because of all the parity the NBA now has.
I already played some Golden State at +9.5 and a little Denver at +8.5. I'm going to wait until the SA/DEN game is almost over before deciding how much to play GS for on the Money Line and how much more to play them plus the points. Did you all realize that Dirk was playing center for Dallas for the very first time this season Sunday. That's what playing the Warriors does to Dallas. Now that we saw that didnt work, can Dallas still come up with something else for this, DALLAS' SEVENTH TRY IN A ROW TO BEAT THE WARRIORS STRAIGT UP. Speed kills.
It's always been a rule of thumb when capping the NBA playofs that if the home team loses the first game, they will come back and win game 2 and cover the points easily. I don't think that is as true today, because of all the parity the NBA now has.
I already played some Golden State at +9.5 and a little Denver at +8.5. I'm going to wait until the SA/DEN game is almost over before deciding how much to play GS for on the Money Line and how much more to play them plus the points. Did you all realize that Dirk was playing center for Dallas for the very first time this season Sunday. That's what playing the Warriors does to Dallas. Now that we saw that didnt work, can Dallas still come up with something else for this, DALLAS' SEVENTH TRY IN A ROW TO BEAT THE WARRIORS STRAIGT UP. Speed kills.