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Free Picks and Premium Service Plays for Tuesday, October 25th, 2016 from some of the nations best and worst handicappers.

 
Posted : October 25, 2016 7:56 am
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Philadelphia -145

I'll jump on the Flyers here at home...Back to back games, but this one comes at home after a tough loss to Montreal last night...Issue I see for Buffalo is Nilsson will be in the net...Sabers #2 will get a salty bunch of Flyers looking to attack the net tonight...Nilsson supports a 3.12gaa..Buffalo also struggles to score the puck as well..They have allowed 12 goals, but it wasn't because of Nilsson....He makes his debut tonight and the Flyers are one of the top scoring team in the league so far...Buffalo has some injuries right now and that hasn't helped them much...Number wise it's tough to call out the Sabers for much else..Only playing 4 games, doesn't give us much help number wise...Philly might go with Mason and he is coming off a solid losing outing....Neuvirth might get a chance to redeem himself however and facing the Sabers might be good for him mentally...Either way, I'll back the Flyers here at home to rebound off a loss..

 
Posted : October 25, 2016 8:01 am
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Detroit -154

Given the venue and current play of these teams, the price could easily be higher. After a strong preseason, the Wings dropped their first two games, both losses coming in the state of Florida. However, they've since responded with four straight victories, outscoring opponents by a 15-5 margin. With the last three victories coming against the likes of SJ, NYR and Nashville, they'eve been beating some decent teams, too. Now, they step down in class to take on a struggling Carolina team which is playing the final leg of a season-opening 6-game road trip. Through five games, the Canes have allowed 20 goals. No other team in the East has allowed more. While the Canes have managed a couple of wins here lately, the Wings have dominated them here throughout the years, generally laying a much steeper price than they are here. I like their chances of staying hot for another night. Consider laying the wood with the Wings.

 
Posted : October 25, 2016 8:02 am
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Rob Vinciletti

Coyotes vs. Devils
Play: Devils -155

The Devils are improved this season and have won both of their home games thus far. In fact the home team is 5-0 in their games thus year. The Devils have beat Arizona the last 4 times. The Coyotes have lost 20 of the last 22 on the road including all 4 this season. They are a dreadful 16-52 long term off a non conference game. Look for the Devils to get this one.

 
Posted : October 25, 2016 8:02 am
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Scott Spreitzer

Knicks vs. Cavs
Play: Cavs -9½

Historically, on the night a championship team is getting its rings, it comes out a little flat and struggles to cover the spread, basically a 50-50 ATS proposition over the last 2+ decades. However, that wasn't the case last year when Golden State blew out New Orleans by 16 points as a 10.5-point favorite following the ring ceremony. New York has several new components after finishing 32-50 last season, including a new coach in Jeff Hornacek, who will be implementing some new facets to the offense, which will be a change from the primarily triangle offense that has been used since Phil Jackson became president of the team. The Knicks have several new players, including Derrick Rose, who played only one preseason game due to a court case, and Joakim Noah, Courtney Lee and Brandon Jennings. Noah missed two weeks of training camp due to injuries. Cleveland added Mike Dunleavy Jr. to help with its outside shooting, and the rest of the team is mostly intact. There should be plenty of excitement in the city of Cleveland tonight to keep LeBron James and company from a letdown.

 
Posted : October 25, 2016 8:03 am
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Sean Murphy

Blue Jackets vs. Kings
Play: Kings -155

I'll back the Kings on Tuesday night as they aim for their third consecutive victory.

Los Angeles got off to a slow start this season but has turned it around since, thanks to back-to-back wins by way of overtime and a shootout. I don't expect the Kings to face quite as much resistance here, even though the Blue Jackets are off consecutive wins of their own.

Note that the Kings are 7-2 in the last nine meetings in this series. The Jackets caught them flat-footed here in L.A. last November, but wins here on the west coast have been few and far between.

L.A. can secure a winning homestand with a win here, as a tougher matchup against the Predators awaits on Thursday night. The Jackets have been fortunate to earn wins in their last two games as they were outshot and outplayed in both contests.

 
Posted : October 25, 2016 8:04 am
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Jim Feist

Senators vs. Canucks
Play: Under 5½

Ottawa comes off a 4-1 loss at home to Tampa Bay with a power play ranked #28. The Under is 5-2 in the Senators last 7 road games vs. a team with a home winning percentage of greater than .600. Vancouver's hot start has been keyed by defense, #4 in the NHL in goals allowed, but just #26 in goals scored. The Under is 5-2-3 in the Canucks last 10 home games.

 
Posted : October 25, 2016 8:04 am
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Mike Lundin

San Antonia at Golden State
Play: Golden State -9

The Golden State Warriors were unstoppable for most part of the regular season last year, particularly at home, but they came up short in the finals losing to the Cavs in seven games. They'll be hungry for revenge, and they're coming off a dominant preseason.

The Warriors have strengthened their already NBA-best offense with Kevin Durant from OKC during the offseason, and I think they'll win big when hosting the San Antonio Spurs in the season opener Tuesday night. The Warriors are 12-4 ATS in their last 16 home at Oracle Arena and they'll face a Spurs team that might not be quite as strong as in previous years.

San Antonio has lost future Hall of Famer Tim Duncan to retirement, and guard Danny Green is expected to miss the first three weeks of the season. I don't think the Spurs can match up with the Warriors here in the season opener.

 
Posted : October 25, 2016 8:05 am
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Jazz at Blazers
Play: Blazers

Both the Trailblazers and Jazz made off-season moves to bolster their rosters. Last season Utah was a team that had sporadic play last due to injuries and unsettled play at point guard. They believe they've alleviated those issues which should elevate their play based on solid defense. Yet, Portland is one of those teams that goes on surges versus spurts offensively. Grab the Trailblazers here.

 
Posted : October 25, 2016 12:20 pm
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Cubs @ Indians
Pick: Under 6.5

The Cubs’ story is capturing the imagination of sports fans around the nation and those same fans should remember that the Indians haven’t had much World Series success either. Cleveland hasn’t won a World Series title since 1948 and they will have the opportunity to attempt to win one beginning Tuesday night with Game 1 on their home field.

While it appears that the Cubs have the starting pitching advantage, don’t overlook the Indians’ pitchers. Game 1 starter Corey Kluber went 18-9 with a 3.14 ERA during the regular season and should match up well with Chicago’s Jon Lester. Lester delivered all season finishing with a 19-5 record and a 2.44 ERA. He has two wins – the Giants and Dodgers – in the postseason already.

Cubs’ manager Joe Maddon moved Ben Zobrist to the outfield to make room for 2B Javier Baez, who wound up sharing the NLCS MVP. Chicago’s lineup is full of great young players like Baez, 3B Kris Bryant, 1B Anthony Rizzo, and SS Addison Russell. Bryant finished third in the NL home run race with 39 and Rizzo was the runner-up for most RBIs (109).

The Indians give teams fits with the balance in their lineup. They feature five switch-hitters and three true left-handed batters. First baseman Mike Napoli has been to the World Series while with the Red Sox and SS Francisco Lindor is a future superstar in MLB.

Indians manager Terry Francona is 8-0 in World Series games, all of those coming while managing Boston in 2004 and 2007. Maddon coached the Rays to the 2008 World Series where they lost in five games.

 
Posted : October 25, 2016 12:21 pm
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Minnesota @ Boston
Pick: Boston -102

This is the third straight road game for Minnesota, winless away from home. They are winless on this four-game road trip, getting outscored by an 8-4 count, even losing at New Jersey as chalk. The Wild have allowed at least 30 shots on goal in five of their six games and are on a 5-12 run, including 3-7 against a winning team. Minnesota Goalie Devan Dubnyk has last lost all five career starts against Boston with a 5.20 goals-against average. The Bruins are playing well, with improved defense, eighth in goals allowed, #10 in penalty killing. Boston is wrapping up a three-game homestand and has had two full days to rest, so back the rested home team and play Boston.

 
Posted : October 25, 2016 1:08 pm
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CLEVELAND +103 over Chicago

Chicago’s offense was the best in the National League and arguably the best in baseball during the regular season, posting a collective .287 xBA that easily led the majors. To put their lineup’s prowess in some context, consider that the Cubs’ team xBA of .287—led by Bryant at .350 and Rizzo, Fowler, and Zobrist also above .300—was higher than any individual Indians hitter’s xBA. And, unlike many NL teams that reach the World Series, they have several appealing designated hitter options available for the four games played under AL rules in Cleveland.

In a big surprise, one of those designated hitter options may be Kyle Schwarber, who suffered a season-ending knee injury in the Cubs’ third game. Schwarber, whose fantastic 2015 rookie season included five postseason homers, was recently cleared to return to action in the Arizona Fall League and is expected to be added to the World Series roster as a DH and pinch-hitter. It’s impossible to know how effective he could be following a six-month layoff, but Schwarber hit .246/.355/.487 as a 22-year-old rookie and his left-handed power bat could make Chicago’s lineup even scarier. And the non-Schwarber options at DH are plenty appealing too.

On the flip side, unless manager Terry Francona decides to get very creative defensively, the Indians’ starting lineup will be without either Carlos Santana or Mike Napoli for the three games at Wrigley Field. Santana led the team in walks and ranked first among full-time players in xBA, on-base percentage and OPS. Napoli led the team in RBIs. And they tied for the team lead with 34 homers. Certainly the Rangers and Blue Jays would attest to the Indians having a good, deep lineup, but removing one of their top four hitters for three games would hurt considerably.

Ross will start at least twice for the Cubs while catching Jon Lester, but with the Indians using right-handed starters for at least five of the seven games and the DH spot giving manager Joe Maddon other options it’s possible that they’ll give multiple starts at catcher to three different players if the series goes the distance. In addition to catcher and DH, right field is a spot where Maddon may also switch things up depending on how much faith he wants to place in Heyward to snap out of a season-long funk. Cleveland has a good lineup, but Chicago has a great lineup with nearly endless depth.

Jon Lester vs. Cory Kluber in Game 1 is a great matchup between two of baseball’s truly elite starters, but it’s unclear if they’ll get a rematch later in the series because of how Terry Francona may opt to juggle the rest of the Indians’ rotation. Joe Maddon figures to rely on all four of his starters as scheduled and avoid using anyone on short rest, which is a luxury Francona can only dream of with Carlos Carrasco out and Salazar on a limited pitch counts when he returns from the disabled list for his first action since September 9. Kluber is the biggest rotation key in the series, because he’s really good. The rest of the Indians’ rotation is shaky, and he could be the only pitcher to start three times in seven games. If that does happen, Kluber would be pitching Game 7 on short rest against Hendricks, as the Cubs adjusted their rotation slightly to move Arrieta into the second slot after using him in Game 3 of both the NLDS and NLCS. Hendricks shut out the Dodgers for 7.1 innings Saturday, so he’ll go third on full rest.

If there’s an area where a compelling argument can be made that the Indians have an edge over the Cubs, it is in relief. Both teams bolstered an already strong bullpen by acquiring a stud left-hander at midseason, but Andreww Miller has looked unhittable throughout the playoffs while Aroldis Chapman has mostly struggled. There’s no guarantee that will continue and admittedly it feels odd to treat someone as dominant as Chapman like anything but a game-changing strength, but that’s how amazing Miller has been for the Indians.

Cleveland’s closer and second-best reliever, Allen, has looked more reliable this month than the Cubs’ setup duo of Hector Rondon and Pedro Strop, and the Indians have solid middle-relief depth in Shaw and Otero. To be clear, the Indians’ bullpen is not obviously better than the Cubs’ bullpen—and may not be better at all if Chapman pitches like he did during the regular season—but this is the one place where believing Cleveland has the upper hand is at least reasonable. With a 1.27 ERA, 144 strikeouts, and 11 walks in 85 total innings Miller is beyond “closer” or “setup man” labels at this point.

Two of the best, most-respected managers in baseball squaring off in a series that will provide both with ample opportunity to think outside the box. Maddon has vastly superior depth at his disposal up and down the roster, allowing him to mix and match at the bottom of the lineup, with pinch-hitters, and with relievers. Francona has The Hammer in Miller, which he’s used early and often brilliantly throughout the postseason, and the Indians’ lack of rotation depth also provides him with a way to potentially leave his stamp on this series with a key decision.

Dave Roberts and the Dodgers talked a big game about exploiting Lester's throwing problems, but like most teams before them, the actual impact of their "focus" on the running game versus the Cubs left-hander was minimal. On a per-inning basis this season, 16 pitchers allowed more steals than Lester, whose pairing with Ross behind the plate often gives runners second thoughts. Lester has started 35 games this year between the regular season and postseason, and the sum total of his well-documented throwing issues has been 30 steals and 14 caught stealing. In other words, it hasn't made a lick of difference. It can, of course, if the opposing manager and baserunners commit to taking huge leads off Lester and actually use them for something beyond dancing around their original base. Cleveland has plenty of team speed, leading the league with 134 steals while being caught just 31 times, but the Indians attempted only five steals in eight ALDS and ALCS games. Rajai Davis was 43-for-49 during the regular season, Lindor, Ramirez, and Kipnis all have 20-steal speed, and late-season pickup Coco Crisp remains a threat to run at age 36.

Home field advantage certainly adds some weight on the Indians’ side of the scale, but things still clearly tilt in the Cubs’ direction overall. Chicago has vastly superior depth and quality in both the lineup and the rotation, plus far better bench options and one of the best defenses of all time. At full strength, the Indians’ rotation might be able to keep pace, but Cleveland will be at an obvious starting pitching disadvantage whenever Kluber isn’t on the mound.

Of all the possible areas in which to break down this matchup, the three where the Indians could most credibly claim an advantage are relief pitching, managing, and base-running, but in all three areas some subjectivity is required to see the advantage because the Cubs are also very strong. Any formula that results in Cleveland winning this series seemingly relies on Francona pulling all the right strings, leading to the Kluber/Miller/Allen trio taking on a massive share of the innings in the hopes of equalizing some of Chicago’s depth.

Cleveland is absolutely capable of winning this series and anyone treating the Indians as worse than, say, a 40/60 underdog—big by baseball terms, but modest in other sports and most of life in general—is overstating things. This is a really good team, with a really good manager, a really good lineup, a really good defense, and three of the best pitchers in baseball. But the Cubs are a great team that’s equal or better in nearly every possible way. Add the in-game variance factor and it becomes closer than one might think.

We’re leaning Cubbies in the series but for Game 1, we are not about to refuse a price at home with Cory Kluber against Jon Lester. Perhaps we’ll be able to get an adjusted series price bet on the Cubs later. Those who have watched Lester over the past two years know there are a few baskets into which different teams fall when it comes to using his apparent inability to throw well to the bases against him. The Brewers, Reds, and Rockies have generally done it well. The Pirates, Padres, and Cardinals have generally psyched themselves out instead of Lester. The Giants and Mets have generally been too slow, old, or injured to run much against him anyway. Virtually every team has had at least one or two games in which they stole a base (or tried) at almost every chance—but only because they got hardly any chances.

Francona never managed a version of Lester with his quasi-weakness. There’s no inside info here. When Francona was the Red Sox’s manager, Lester allowed pretty low stolen base totals, threw strongly and accurately to the bases when needed, and generally had no major mental block, known or unknown. Now let’s take you back to August of 2015, which was the last time Francona, as Indians manager, faced Lester as a member of the Cubs. Lester pitched 8⅔ innings and nearly beat the Tribe 1-0, but ended up allowing the tying run before departing. Kris Bryant won the game with an opposite-field walk-off home run in the next half inning. The character of Lester’s effort was strange, though. He scattered six hits, a walk, and two hit batsmen over his long outing. It’s not normal, in today’s MLB, for a pitcher to allow nine baserunners in a start and still nearly complete the outing with just a single tally on the board. The strangest thing, however, was that Lester got away with allowing all those baserunners, and still held his opponents in check. Ever since the Wild Card game some 10 months before that one against the Indians, Lester wasn’t supposed to be able to do that. He was broken, the guy with the yips, the one whose only chance to keep opponents from stealing bases was to keep them off the bases altogether but here’s where it gets interesting. The Indians made zero attempts to steal bases that day. Terry Francona never ordered a steal against the most steal-prone pitcher in baseball. Then, after stroking the RBI single that knocked Lester out of the game, Carlos Santana stole second base off Hector Rondon the very first pitch after Lester.

Francona knew full well about Lester’s problems throwing to bases, but elected not to press the issue out of kindness or compassion. Few people in the game are more loyal or openly human than Francona, and he and Lester were close. It is unthinkable that Francona’s affection for his former ace will weigh the same way in Game 1 of the World Series as it did on that exhausting August day when his team was already out of the race. Francona knows Lester and he knows how to beat him. That aforementioned steal against Rondon was just a little message to Lester that said, “If I wanted to steal, I could have”. Francona will hold nothing back this time around.

 
Posted : October 25, 2016 2:20 pm
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TORONTO +111 over Tampa Bay

OT included. The Lightning will go with Ben Bishop here but in time, you will be seeing much less of this stiff. Bishop is this year’s Pekka Rinne in that he's perceived in the market to be solid goaltender when he is anything but. He’s slow, he’s always fighting the puck and the only reason he stops so many pucks is because he’s a giant and takes up the entire net. Ben Bishop is one of the worst goaltenders in the NHL and that figures to bode well here for the Maple Leafs. The Lightning have plenty of appeal here due to its 4-1 record but there is a reason the oddsmakers made this game a pick-em to open and it’s because the Maple Leafs are so much better than their 1-4 record suggests.

Toronto has blown a late two goal lead over Chicago and a four goal lead against Winnipeg. They led the Wild 2-1 going to the third period before falling 3-2. They lost to Ottawa in OT while soundly defeating Boston. In other words, Toronto is so damn close to being a 5-0 squad and the early metrics support it. The Leafs have created 47 high quality scoring chances while allowing just 33. That’s a 69.23% in their favor. That is the second best mark in the NHL. The Leafs have rung a ton of shots off the iron and many other scoring opportunities have resulted in miraculous or fortunate saves. The Maple Leafs are losing games because Fredrick Andersen has turned into a pumpkin head. Toronto remains a team on the verge of exploding and they will also remain a very live pooch, especially at home like they are here.

Winnipeg +125 over DALLAS

OT included. Dallas is 2-3 with victories over Anaheim and Nashville but the win over the Ducks was non-deserving, as the Stars got dominated from start to finish. The high quality scoring chances in that game heavily favored Anaheim and so did total shots on net. Dallas is 1-2 in three home games thus far but deserves to be winless. The Ducks have weak goaltending and they are not scoring in bushels like they did last year. As the chalk in this range, they are not worth the risk.

+125Winnipeg as the chalk is risky too. The Jets are without question the most frustrating team to their fan base in the entire league and if they ever wake up and play to their capabilities, look out, because they have Stanley Cup talent. Winnipeg is loaded up front. They have dynamic playmakers and scorers. They have a sensational rookie that can dazzle. They have great puck-moving defensemen and a fourth line (Matthias, Lowry and Armia) that creates chances and defends well too. NHL GM’s dream of having two lines as good as Winnipeg’s top two that consists of Mark Scheifele between Drew Stafford and Patrik Laine and Mathieu Perreault between Blake Wheeler and Nikolaj Ehlers. All six of those players are capable of 60-80 points plus. It is absolutely incredible that the Jets lose as many games as they do but that is something for them to figure out. For our purpose, the Jets are too live a pooch to ignore against so many teams in this league and the Dallas Stars are one of them.

Anaheim +138 over SAN JOSE

OT included. This price on the Sharkies here is simply unwarranted. San Jose is 3-3 while the Ducks are 2-3-1 so there isn’t much difference between them in points or the start to the season that they have respectively got off to. There is a difference however in the talent, skill and speed of these two teams and it does not favor San Jose. Furthermore, the Sharks return home from a five-game trip to the East Coast, where they went 2-3 with victories over Columbus and the Islanders both by one goal while losing to the Rangers, Pittsburgh and Detroit. The Sharks lost by three goals to both Detroit and the Rangers so we could easily be talking about a five-game San Jose losing streak here. Let us also not forget that the Sharks went to the Finals last year where Pittsburgh dominated them. Teams lose in playoff series all the time but when a team gets dominated in the fashion that the Sharkies did, it provides a blueprint on how to beat them. A speedy Detroit team beat them 3-0. Anaheim is one of the quicker teams in the NHL.

The Ducks are off to a slow start by their expectations but it is way too early to put anything into it. What we know for sure is that the Ducks have allowed just 22 and 19 shots on net respectively in their last two games. They’ve created seven PP opportunities twice in their last three games, which is reflective of the havoc they can wreak. In the Ducks loss to Dallas to open the year, they outshot the Stars, 35-20. Anaheim is a top-3 to-5 team that is priced like a mid-tier team here. That is incorrect. We get the better team plus a tag in a favorable spot.

 
Posted : October 25, 2016 2:21 pm
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Utah (1Q) +161 over PORTLAND

First quarter bet only. This is a wager that is largely ignored by most bettors but it is something we watched closely last year without betting it but will put it to the test this season. The Blazers are only a -2 point favorite to win quarter one, which means you can wager whatever you like on them to win it. However, the line itself suggests that the dog has a great chance of winning and the value on that occurring is too good to pass up on.

The home opener or season opener also involves other distractions for the host. There is an anticipation of sorts and usually a pre-game ceremony. The host may be a little too jacked up to get it going while the visitor can come in relax and get off to a great start. Aside from that, there is plenty of reason to be optimistic about Utah. The Jazz already feature a strong core of young players that has grown together for a few seasons and is now more familiar with head coach Quin Snyder’s offensive and defensive systems. The additions of solid veterans like George Hill, Joe Johnson and Boris Diaw, all address a specific need that figures to help the Jazz take it to another level. Utah had a great off-season and there is a quiet confidence about them this season. The Jazz figure to be ready to go tonight and have a great chance to win the game outright but we’re banking more on a good first quarter from them or a difficult one for the Blazers. At the end of the day, it’s still all about value and there is some outstanding value available in these first quarter money line wagers.

 
Posted : October 25, 2016 2:22 pm
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New York vs. Cleveland
Pick: Cleveland

The city of Cleveland waited 52 years to celebrate a championship, as the Cavs came back from a 3-1 deficit against the Warriors to win the NBA Finals last June (Browns had won the city’s previous title, all the way back in 1964). The Cavs will receive their rings in a pre-game ceremony tonight but it’s been in part upstaged by Game 1 of the 2016 World Series, a game in which the Indians (last won a World series in 1948) host the Cubs, who last won a World Series back in 1908. "It's just a special night, it's something that no one can ever take away from you no matter how many missed shots, no matter how many turnovers, no matter how many games that you've lost, they can never take that moment away from you," LeBron James said. "I'm happy not only for every guy here, but our fans and the organization. It's something that's going to live in the archives forever."

The Knicks are coming off a 32-50 season but have a new head coach in Jeff Hornacek. New York ran Phil Jackson's preferred triangle offense exclusively under Derek Fisher and Kurt Rambis last season but Hornacek is incorporating other philosophies into the attack. Carmelo (21.8-7.7-4.2) is New York’s established star with Kristaps Porzingis (14.3 & 7.3) playing the role of budding star. PG Derrick Rose and center Joakim Noah (both former Chicago Bulls) have been brought in plus so have Brandon Jennings and Courtney Lee to join Carmelo and Porzingis.

LBJ is off a “typical King James year” (25.3-7.4-6.9), joined by PG Irving (19.6-4.7 APG) and PF Love (16.0-9.9). Role players like “Delly” and Mozgov are gone but the Cavaliers remain heavy favorites to win the Eastern Conference for the third straight season and not many are betting that LBJ won’t be playing in a seventh consecutive NBA Finals again come June of 2017.

Sometimes, “ring night” can be a distraction but I’m buying in this time around. Lay the points.

 
Posted : October 25, 2016 2:23 pm
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