SERVICE PLAYS FOR WED. 1/23
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THE SPORTS ADVISORS
NBA
Portland (25-16, 26-15 ATS) at New Orleans (28-12, 25-14-1 ATS)
The Trailblazers conclude a brutal seven-game, 11-day road trip tonight in New Orleans in a battle of two of the NBA?s hottest teams.
Portland outlasted the Hawks 111-109 on Monday afternoon, barely covering as a one-point road underdog. The Blazers have alternated SU and ATS wins in their last seven games (including the first six of this road trip), and the straight-up winner is 14-0 in the team?s last 14 games.
Going back to Dec. 3, the Blazers are on a 20-4 SU roll (19-5 ATS). They?ve scored at least 90 points in 22 of the 24 contests, topping triple digits 12 times.
New Orleans continued its winning ways with Monday?s 106-92 rout of the Bucks. The Hornets, who outscored Milwaukee 56-38 in the second half to cover as an 11-point home favorite, have won five in a row, eight of nine and 13 of 15. The straight-up winner has covered the pointspread in all 15 of those contests. In fact, the winner is 18-0 ATS in New Orleans? last 18 games.
These teams have already met three times this season ? twice in Portland and once in the Big Easy ? and the home team won and covered all three meetings. In fact, the host is 6-0 SU and ATS in the last six series clashes and 9-1 SU and ATS in the last 10. The winner covered the number in all 10 of those battles.
The Blazers, who have played nine of their last 11 games on the highway, are 8-4 SU and ATS in their last 12 as a visitor. Also, the winner is 17-1 ATS in Portland?s last 18 road contests
New Orleans went just 9-7 in its first 16 home games (7-9 ATS), have taken four in a row SU and ATS on their own floor, blowing out Miami, Seattle, Charlotte and Milwaukee by margins of 26, 31, 28 and 14 points. During their four-game home winning streak, the Hornets have averaged 113.8 points per contest.
The over is 6-2 in the Hornets? last eight overall (3-0 last three) and 5-1 in their last six at home (4-0 last four). However, the under is 7-1 in Portland?s last eight against Southwest Division foes, 8-3 in Portland?s last 10 against the Northwest and 2-0 in the last two series meetings (both in Oregon).
ATS ADVANTAGE: NEW ORLEANS
L.A. Lakers (27-12, 23-16 ATS) at San Antonio (26-13, 18-20-1 ATS)
The Lakers look to continue their hot streak when they visit the SBC Center in San Antonio in a clash of two of the Western Conference?s top dogs.
After having its seven-game winning streak snapped in Thursday?s 106-98 home loss to Phoenix, Los Angeles bounced back with Monday?s 116-99 thrashing of the Nuggets. Phil Jackson?s squad, which has averaged 112 points per game during its 8-1 run, cashed easily as a 3?-point chalk against Denver, halting an 0-4 ATS slide.
Although the Spurs topped the Bobcats 95-86 as a 6?-point road favorite on Monday, they?ve still been surprisingly inconsistent over the past six weeks, losing 10 of their last 19. They?re also just 4-12 ATS in their last 16 outings (3-7 ATS at home).
San Antonio routed the Lakers 107-92 as an eight-point home favorite back on Nov. 13, but L.A. got revenge exactly one month later, prevailing 102-97 but coming up just shy as a six-point favorite. In the latter contest, the Spurs played without All-Stars Tony Parker and Tim Duncan.
Although the host won the first two meetings this year, the visitor has won five of the last eight in this series and cashed in eight of the last 11. During this stretch, the Lakers are 4-1 ATS in San Antonio.
The Spurs are 19-4 on their home floor, but just 12-10-1 ATS. They?re also mired in ATS funks of 0-6 following an outright win, 0-4 against the Pacific Division, 1-4 against Western Conference opponents and 5-9 as a favorite of less than eight points.
Los Angeles has won five straight road games (3-2 ATS) and is 8-2 in its last 10 on the highway (7-3 ATS). Furthermore, the Lakers are on positive pointspread streaks of 5-1 as an underdog, 7-1 as a ?dog of less than seven points, 10-4 against the Western Conference and 5-1 on Wednesdays.
The Lakers are averaging 109.4 ppg in their last five contests, compared with San Antonio?s 91.6 ppg average in its last five. However, the Spurs are surrendering just 85.8 ppg in their last five, while L.A. is yielding 106 ppg.
The Lakers have stayed under the total in four of its last six overall and seven of nine on the road. The under is also 16-6 in San Antonio?s last 22 overall (7-4 at home). Finally, the under is 7-3 in the last 10 series encounters and 6-1 in the last seven meetings at the SBC Center, with the lone ?over? occurring in the Nov. 13 meeting this year.
ATS ADVANTAGE: L.A. LAKERS and UNDER
NBA
Portland (25-16, 26-15 ATS) at New Orleans (28-12, 25-14-1 ATS)
The Trailblazers conclude a brutal seven-game, 11-day road trip tonight in New Orleans in a battle of two of the NBA?s hottest teams.
Portland outlasted the Hawks 111-109 on Monday afternoon, barely covering as a one-point road underdog. The Blazers have alternated SU and ATS wins in their last seven games (including the first six of this road trip), and the straight-up winner is 14-0 in the team?s last 14 games.
Going back to Dec. 3, the Blazers are on a 20-4 SU roll (19-5 ATS). They?ve scored at least 90 points in 22 of the 24 contests, topping triple digits 12 times.
New Orleans continued its winning ways with Monday?s 106-92 rout of the Bucks. The Hornets, who outscored Milwaukee 56-38 in the second half to cover as an 11-point home favorite, have won five in a row, eight of nine and 13 of 15. The straight-up winner has covered the pointspread in all 15 of those contests. In fact, the winner is 18-0 ATS in New Orleans? last 18 games.
These teams have already met three times this season ? twice in Portland and once in the Big Easy ? and the home team won and covered all three meetings. In fact, the host is 6-0 SU and ATS in the last six series clashes and 9-1 SU and ATS in the last 10. The winner covered the number in all 10 of those battles.
The Blazers, who have played nine of their last 11 games on the highway, are 8-4 SU and ATS in their last 12 as a visitor. Also, the winner is 17-1 ATS in Portland?s last 18 road contests
New Orleans went just 9-7 in its first 16 home games (7-9 ATS), have taken four in a row SU and ATS on their own floor, blowing out Miami, Seattle, Charlotte and Milwaukee by margins of 26, 31, 28 and 14 points. During their four-game home winning streak, the Hornets have averaged 113.8 points per contest.
The over is 6-2 in the Hornets? last eight overall (3-0 last three) and 5-1 in their last six at home (4-0 last four). However, the under is 7-1 in Portland?s last eight against Southwest Division foes, 8-3 in Portland?s last 10 against the Northwest and 2-0 in the last two series meetings (both in Oregon).
ATS ADVANTAGE: NEW ORLEANS
L.A. Lakers (27-12, 23-16 ATS) at San Antonio (26-13, 18-20-1 ATS)
The Lakers look to continue their hot streak when they visit the SBC Center in San Antonio in a clash of two of the Western Conference?s top dogs.
After having its seven-game winning streak snapped in Thursday?s 106-98 home loss to Phoenix, Los Angeles bounced back with Monday?s 116-99 thrashing of the Nuggets. Phil Jackson?s squad, which has averaged 112 points per game during its 8-1 run, cashed easily as a 3?-point chalk against Denver, halting an 0-4 ATS slide.
Although the Spurs topped the Bobcats 95-86 as a 6?-point road favorite on Monday, they?ve still been surprisingly inconsistent over the past six weeks, losing 10 of their last 19. They?re also just 4-12 ATS in their last 16 outings (3-7 ATS at home).
San Antonio routed the Lakers 107-92 as an eight-point home favorite back on Nov. 13, but L.A. got revenge exactly one month later, prevailing 102-97 but coming up just shy as a six-point favorite. In the latter contest, the Spurs played without All-Stars Tony Parker and Tim Duncan.
Although the host won the first two meetings this year, the visitor has won five of the last eight in this series and cashed in eight of the last 11. During this stretch, the Lakers are 4-1 ATS in San Antonio.
The Spurs are 19-4 on their home floor, but just 12-10-1 ATS. They?re also mired in ATS funks of 0-6 following an outright win, 0-4 against the Pacific Division, 1-4 against Western Conference opponents and 5-9 as a favorite of less than eight points.
Los Angeles has won five straight road games (3-2 ATS) and is 8-2 in its last 10 on the highway (7-3 ATS). Furthermore, the Lakers are on positive pointspread streaks of 5-1 as an underdog, 7-1 as a ?dog of less than seven points, 10-4 against the Western Conference and 5-1 on Wednesdays.
The Lakers are averaging 109.4 ppg in their last five contests, compared with San Antonio?s 91.6 ppg average in its last five. However, the Spurs are surrendering just 85.8 ppg in their last five, while L.A. is yielding 106 ppg.
The Lakers have stayed under the total in four of its last six overall and seven of nine on the road. The under is also 16-6 in San Antonio?s last 22 overall (7-4 at home). Finally, the under is 7-3 in the last 10 series encounters and 6-1 in the last seven meetings at the SBC Center, with the lone ?over? occurring in the Nov. 13 meeting this year.
ATS ADVANTAGE: L.A. LAKERS and UNDER
THE SPORTS ADVISORS
COLLEGE HOOPS
COLLEGE BASKETBALL
(1) Memphis (17-0, 9-6-2 ATS) at Tulsa (9-6, 5-5 ATS)
The Tigers, freshly minted as the nation?s top-ranked team following North Carolina?s loss to Maryland on Saturday, travel to Oklahoma for a Conference USA matchup against Tulsa.
Memphis blistered Southern Mississippi 83-47 Saturday laying 21? points, moving to 7-1 ATS in its last nine games. The Tigers have scored at least 76 points in eight of their last nine starts, including three of four to open conference play, going 4-0 SU and 3-1 ATS in those league contests. The lone non-cover came in a 77-50 rout at Rice as a 27?-point chalk.
The Tigers, who rank 12th in the nation in scoring (82.4 points per game) and 11th in rebounding (38.9 per game), have beaten Conference USA opponents by an average of nearly 32 ppg.
Tulsa squeaked past Southern Methodist 72-71 Saturday as a seven-point road favorite, falling to 0-3 ATS in its last three starts (1-2 SU). The Golden Hurricane (1-2 Conference USA) went to overtime in their first two conference matchups, losing to Tulane 67-65 as a six-point home chalk and falling to Central Florida 97-91 as a five-point road pup.
Memphis has won the last four meetings with Tulsa, going 2-2 ATS. Last season, the Tigers prevailed 72-59 at home giving 18? points in January, then won 69-52 as an 11-point road chalk. The road team is on a 5-0 ATS roll in this series.
The Tigers are a solid 7-2 ATS this season as a favorite of up to 24? points. They are also 5-1 ATS in their last six following a spread-cover and 11-5 ATS in their last 16 in league play dating to last season. On the negative side, Memphis is just 1-4 ATS in its last five true road games.
The Golden Hurricane are 5-1 ATS in their last six homes starts (3-1 ATS this season), and they are 4-1 ATS coming off a victory. But they are 1-3 ATS in their last four as an underdog, 2-5 ATS in their last seven games on Wednesday and 0-4 ATS in their last four in conference play.
The under is on a 4-1 overall run for Memphis and is 21-7 in the Tigers? last 28 conference starts and 12-5 in its last 17 roadies. For Tulsa, the under is on an 8-3 run in Wednesday games, but the over is 5-2 in the Golden Hurricane?s last seven starts overall.
ATS ADVANTAGE: MEMPHIS and UNDER
(5) North Carolina (18-1, 12-4 ATS) at Miami, Fla. (14-3, 8-1-1 ATS)
The Tar Heels will try to bounce back from their first loss of the year when they travel to South Florida for an Atlantic Coast Conference battle against Miami.
North Carolina was shocked by Maryland 82-80 as an overwhelming 18-point home chalk Saturday, dropping to 1-3 ATS in its last four lined games ? all ACC contests. The Tar Heels (3-1 SU in ACC play) remain No. 2 in the nation in scoring (91.1 points per game) and rebounding (41.6 per game). However, a team that won 14 of its 15 non-conference matchups by double digits has had three of its four conference starts decided by a total of five points.
Miami tumbled at North Carolina State 79-77 Saturday in overtime, its second straight ACC loss, but getting the push as a two-point underdog. The Hurricanes (1-2 ACC) opened conference play with a 78-68 home win over Georgia Tech ? a team Carolina edged 83-82 in Atlanta four days later.
North Carolina has won four of the past five in this series (3-2 ATS), including a whopping 105-64 home rout last January as a 24?-point favorite in the only meeting between the two last season.
The Tar Heels, despite their recent ATS hiccups, are still on positive ATS runs of 12-3 overall, 21-6-1 coming off a loss and 37-17 against teams with a winning percentage above .600. But they are 1-4 ATS in league play dating to last season.
The Hurricanes are on a 4-0 ATS run at home (3-0 this year) and have further positive ATS trends of 13-3-2 overall in lined games, 7-1-1 against teams with a winning percentage above .600 and 5-1-1 following an outright loss. On the negative side, Miami is 1-4 ATS in its last five against teams with a winning road mark (Carolina is 9-0 SU in road/neutral site games).
For Carolina, the over is on runs of 4-0 overall, 5-0 on the highway, 5-0 in ACC play and 7-3 following a loss. For the ?Canes, the over is on streaks of 4-0 overall, 4-0 in ACC play, 4-1 against teams with a winning record and 4-1 coming off a loss. Finally, the over is 4-1 in the last five series meetings.
ATS ADVANTAGE: MIAMI, FLA. and OVER
COLLEGE HOOPS
COLLEGE BASKETBALL
(1) Memphis (17-0, 9-6-2 ATS) at Tulsa (9-6, 5-5 ATS)
The Tigers, freshly minted as the nation?s top-ranked team following North Carolina?s loss to Maryland on Saturday, travel to Oklahoma for a Conference USA matchup against Tulsa.
Memphis blistered Southern Mississippi 83-47 Saturday laying 21? points, moving to 7-1 ATS in its last nine games. The Tigers have scored at least 76 points in eight of their last nine starts, including three of four to open conference play, going 4-0 SU and 3-1 ATS in those league contests. The lone non-cover came in a 77-50 rout at Rice as a 27?-point chalk.
The Tigers, who rank 12th in the nation in scoring (82.4 points per game) and 11th in rebounding (38.9 per game), have beaten Conference USA opponents by an average of nearly 32 ppg.
Tulsa squeaked past Southern Methodist 72-71 Saturday as a seven-point road favorite, falling to 0-3 ATS in its last three starts (1-2 SU). The Golden Hurricane (1-2 Conference USA) went to overtime in their first two conference matchups, losing to Tulane 67-65 as a six-point home chalk and falling to Central Florida 97-91 as a five-point road pup.
Memphis has won the last four meetings with Tulsa, going 2-2 ATS. Last season, the Tigers prevailed 72-59 at home giving 18? points in January, then won 69-52 as an 11-point road chalk. The road team is on a 5-0 ATS roll in this series.
The Tigers are a solid 7-2 ATS this season as a favorite of up to 24? points. They are also 5-1 ATS in their last six following a spread-cover and 11-5 ATS in their last 16 in league play dating to last season. On the negative side, Memphis is just 1-4 ATS in its last five true road games.
The Golden Hurricane are 5-1 ATS in their last six homes starts (3-1 ATS this season), and they are 4-1 ATS coming off a victory. But they are 1-3 ATS in their last four as an underdog, 2-5 ATS in their last seven games on Wednesday and 0-4 ATS in their last four in conference play.
The under is on a 4-1 overall run for Memphis and is 21-7 in the Tigers? last 28 conference starts and 12-5 in its last 17 roadies. For Tulsa, the under is on an 8-3 run in Wednesday games, but the over is 5-2 in the Golden Hurricane?s last seven starts overall.
ATS ADVANTAGE: MEMPHIS and UNDER
(5) North Carolina (18-1, 12-4 ATS) at Miami, Fla. (14-3, 8-1-1 ATS)
The Tar Heels will try to bounce back from their first loss of the year when they travel to South Florida for an Atlantic Coast Conference battle against Miami.
North Carolina was shocked by Maryland 82-80 as an overwhelming 18-point home chalk Saturday, dropping to 1-3 ATS in its last four lined games ? all ACC contests. The Tar Heels (3-1 SU in ACC play) remain No. 2 in the nation in scoring (91.1 points per game) and rebounding (41.6 per game). However, a team that won 14 of its 15 non-conference matchups by double digits has had three of its four conference starts decided by a total of five points.
Miami tumbled at North Carolina State 79-77 Saturday in overtime, its second straight ACC loss, but getting the push as a two-point underdog. The Hurricanes (1-2 ACC) opened conference play with a 78-68 home win over Georgia Tech ? a team Carolina edged 83-82 in Atlanta four days later.
North Carolina has won four of the past five in this series (3-2 ATS), including a whopping 105-64 home rout last January as a 24?-point favorite in the only meeting between the two last season.
The Tar Heels, despite their recent ATS hiccups, are still on positive ATS runs of 12-3 overall, 21-6-1 coming off a loss and 37-17 against teams with a winning percentage above .600. But they are 1-4 ATS in league play dating to last season.
The Hurricanes are on a 4-0 ATS run at home (3-0 this year) and have further positive ATS trends of 13-3-2 overall in lined games, 7-1-1 against teams with a winning percentage above .600 and 5-1-1 following an outright loss. On the negative side, Miami is 1-4 ATS in its last five against teams with a winning road mark (Carolina is 9-0 SU in road/neutral site games).
For Carolina, the over is on runs of 4-0 overall, 5-0 on the highway, 5-0 in ACC play and 7-3 following a loss. For the ?Canes, the over is on streaks of 4-0 overall, 4-0 in ACC play, 4-1 against teams with a winning record and 4-1 coming off a loss. Finally, the over is 4-1 in the last five series meetings.
ATS ADVANTAGE: MIAMI, FLA. and OVER
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UNDER 186.5...Detroit @ Phil.........7:05 EasternPistons have lost 3 straight...when they need a winthey go to what they do best...play defense.
NEW ORLEANS -7 vs Portland...........8:05 EasternBlazers will play their 7th and final road game ofthis 11 day trip...They won the game VS Atlanta on MLKDay...this will be throw away game for them if theyget down early.Hornets have covered last 5...4 of them asDouble-Digit fav's.Smokin hot.
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PURDUE -2 @ Penn St................7:00 EasternPurdue rollin along with Keaton Grant becoming alegitimate Conf Player Of The Year candidate. PENN ST's best player, Geary Claxton(Senior) went downlast game and is OUT FOR THE YEAR.They will struggle for the rest of the year with 6freshmen on the team.
UNDER 186.5...Detroit @ Phil.........7:05 EasternPistons have lost 3 straight...when they need a winthey go to what they do best...play defense.
NEW ORLEANS -7 vs Portland...........8:05 EasternBlazers will play their 7th and final road game ofthis 11 day trip...They won the game VS Atlanta on MLKDay...this will be throw away game for them if theyget down early.Hornets have covered last 5...4 of them asDouble-Digit fav's.Smokin hot.
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NCAAB
PURDUE -2 @ Penn St................7:00 EasternPurdue rollin along with Keaton Grant becoming alegitimate Conf Player Of The Year candidate. PENN ST's best player, Geary Claxton(Senior) went downlast game and is OUT FOR THE YEAR.They will struggle for the rest of the year with 6freshmen on the team.
Arthur Ralph
Arthur Ralph
Eddie - Have you given up on AR's plays?? If you guys have them, I am sure he is due for a run!!
Arthur Ralph
Eddie - Have you given up on AR's plays?? If you guys have them, I am sure he is due for a run!!
ARTHUR RALPH's
ARTHUR RALPH's
Super Pick Kent state
900 Daily Plays Barnburners (2-0) last night
SA Spurs & IOWA STATE
ARTHUR RALPH's
Super Pick Kent state
900 Daily Plays Barnburners (2-0) last night
SA Spurs & IOWA STATE
Release question
Release question
Thanks everyone for the great work....I am interested if anyone has seen Leiner (sp) release.
Again thanks
Release question
Thanks everyone for the great work....I am interested if anyone has seen Leiner (sp) release.
Again thanks
I have Arthur Ralph infinite, don't bother buying it. The only reason I was going to post it now instead of 8am like I normally do was because his play was not released until AFTER I went to work.
