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Phoenix Suns at San Antonio Spurs – 8:00 p.m. ET
The Spurs look washed up after falling into an 0-3 hole. They've gone just 4-6 in their past 10 games, including a brutal 3-6-1 record against the spread in that span. San Antonio has done a pretty solid job on NBA odds when playing at home over the past few weeks, going 6-3-1 against the spread, but it didn't matter one bit in Friday's 110-96 loss to Phoenix. Tim Duncan and Tony Parker scored just 25 points—combined.
Phoenix, on the other hand, looks unstoppable right now. The Suns have ripped off victories in eight of their last 10 games, not to mention a great 8-2 run at the sportsbook. Another game in San Antonio certainly won't faze the team, as Phoenix is 7-3 in its last 10 games against the spread when playing away from home.
At this point, you might as well stick a fork in the Spurs. The Suns mean business this year.
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Meanwhile Matt Rivers has a pick against the MLB baseball odds. He says take Mets plus the coin. They are getting 180 at home to San Fran according to one of the leading offshore oddsmakers. Here's say
Tim Lincecum may be the greatest hurler on the planet and the Giants should win every single game he pitches in but the Mets have something brewing right now and to get them plus so much at home is a semi must play.
Oliver Perez is obviously very sketchy and a guy that can be great when on and horrific when not. I have no idea which Perez will show up here and either way he probably can't match his mound combatant in Lincecum but it's not like the Giants are a great offense that can bash the ball all over any field and run away with this thing. Citi Field has proven to be a pitcher's ballpark and that could neutralize things a bit here.
The Mets are coming off back-to-back walkoff wins against these G-Men and are feeling very good about themselves right now. Bay, Wright and Reyes all can hit anybody and Jerry Manual's team overall has an upside right now and will even more if and when Carlos Beltran returns.
Sure the Giants should avoid the sweep behind their ace and two time Cy Young award winner but it's never terrible to back a home dog and especially when they are playing well and getting this much back.
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