Wednesday Godspicks

Wednesday, March 29, 2006

Yes we did go 2-1 in the NIT again last night led by Wise Guy South Carolina and we sure hate to see college hoops with only a few games left.  But remember baseball, the sport thanks to underdogs you can hit higher than 100 percent has us licking our chops. But tons of money are to be made between now and first pitch.

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NBA

TORONTO +7 Miami

This is a top dichotomous ATS and SU game.  We discount 98 percent of trends, but this has proven to be the exception to the rule. Explained in our articles around the Net, basically if a team has a great SU record but horrid ATS record or visa versa, you ride for that to continue as it is the sign of which teams are most under or overvalued.

Even though Miami is 17-3 their last 20 SU, they are 4-12 their last 16.  It’s tough to get a good price on Miami.  Yes we know Toronto will be without Chris Bosh which is a big reason this does not rise to the level of premium play.  That is yet another reason for Miami to sleep walk as with 12 games remaining and a big lead on second-place Washington, Miami may only have to win two more games to clinch the division.

After a nightmare start, Toronto has been competitive over the last few months.  It’s just too many points at home against a team looking ahead to the postseason.