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Basketball Handicapping: Home Court Advantage

“We’ll get ‘em on our court.” You’ll hear professional and college athletes say things like this all year, be it in basketball’s post or regular season. College basketball teams often play twice against conference opponents during the regular season, with each team splitting a game between their home court and the opponent’s. Other times, teams can meet on a neutral court during tournament play and sometimes teams meet a third time in February and March during tourney time. What’s... 

NBA 2011-2012 Season Preview

The NBA unveiled its lockout shortened, 66 game regular season schedule. The NBA’s season will open Christmas Day with five marquee matchups highlighted by a NBA Finals rematch between the Miami Heat and the reigning champion Mavericks in Dallas. We start off the day at noon (ET) with Eastern Conference Atlantic Division foes Boston and New York squaring off at Madison Square Garden. The much anticipated finals rematch will follow before the Chicago Bulls and reigning NBA MVP Derrick Rose square... 

NBA Finals: Rebounding is the Key

It’s still a big man’s game in the NBA. The Pistons won the NBA title in 2004 with a commitment to defense, rebounding and team play. Boston did it in 2008 with the same formula, adding Kevin Garnett, and the Grizzlies, Mavericks and Bulls had great postseason runs this year with the same attack the glass strategy. Having a dominant low post player is a rare commodity, much like having an ace pitcher in baseball. The 2011 NBA Finals will be interesting as Miami has 6-11 Chris Bosh and 6-8 Udonis... 

NBA Final’s Stats, Props, Numbers, and Prices

Hey sports fans, as you all know I am the best NBA post-season ‘capper in the world. I am 53-30 the L2 NBA Playoff campaigns, including a 5-2 mark in LY’s Finals. You can get all my winners right here, individually or take advantage of my NBA FINALS DISCOUNTED PKG for only $69. You will receive each and every NBA Finals Winner that I have for less than the price of lunch. Tuesday, May 31st brings us Game 1 of the 2011 NBA Finals between the West’s #3 seed, Dallas Maverick’s... 

NBA Finals Fever!

Say, what happened to the Celtics, Lakers and Spurs? 2011 was supposed to be the year when all the old fogies advanced in the NBA playoffs. Instead, young teams from Memphis, Miami, Chicago, Atlanta and Oklahoma City pulled many surprises, so this postseason appears to be “The Year That the Torch was Passed.” Unless you’re a Dallas Mavericks fan. The thirty-something Mavericks, a No. 3 seed, pulled some surprises of their own to advance to the NBA Finals. Despite the site of 26-year old Jose... 

2011 NBA Finals Historical and Statistical Analysis

In the 2010-11 regular season, The Heat finished one game better than Dallas. From 1947 through the 2011 NBA third round, when NBA teams finished one game better than their best-of-7 playoff series opponents , they have posted a 16-17 (.485) best-of-7 series record in those series against those opponents. This is the 25th best-of-7 playoff series for the Dallas Mavericks, and the 19th for the Miami Heat. In best-of-7 NBA playoff series, Dallas has a 11-13 overall series record, a 0-1 Finals-round... 

2011 NBA Final’s Breakdown

Well sports fans, as another NBA campaign comes to a close, we must talk about what has changed this past season. For starters, both the Celtic’s and Laker’s are watching the Championship on TV instead of being in it. So are the Spur’s. The talented and athletic Bull’s and Thunder certainly made a respectful run at it. But lack of post-season experience proved fatal. And the dream partnership of Carmelo and Amare are still in need of another major talent. Maybe Chris Paul? The regular season... 

NBA Playoffs Betting: Beware of Blowouts

The NBA playoffs are in full swing, which means overall the better teams are battling each other. This is different from the regular season when many nights great teams are playing bad teams and bad teams are playing worse one. Astute sports bettors should pay very careful attention to blowouts. For instance, after losing Game 1 114-101 at home, the Thunder bounced back and topped Memphis, 111-102 the next game, covering as six-point chalk. The Lakers blew out the Hornets in Game 3, 100-86, then... 

NBA Betting Tips: Crashing the Boards

The REAL NBA season is starting to unfold, weeding out the lousy teams in the postseason and getting down to the Final Four. There are many ingredients to piecing together a championship team. Star power, a dominant low post player (or two), defense, a coach who can teach team-oriented play, depth. This time of year, many times you can simplify things as one stat often pops out of the box scores: Rebounding. It’s not easy to win when the other team has an edge on the glass, especially the offensive... 

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