3-25-12

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Hockey Crusher

Chicago Blackhawks -140 over Nashville Predators

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Basketball Crusher

Baylor +8 over Kentucky

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Soccer Crusher

Chesterfield + Swindon Town UNDER 2.5
This match is happening in England

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Sportbook Investing
Play of the Day:

Baylor +8 over Kentucky

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Joe Gaffney

Sunday Snacker on KANSAS by 16

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chase diamond

50 dimes kentucky -8

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ATS Consultants Free Pick
FREE Play for Sunday, March 25th:
Atlanta -1.5 ov Utah 6:05pmET
ATS Consultants Predicted Outcome:
Atlanta 93 - Utah 87

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Paul Leiner

100* Over 201 Heat/Thunder

50* Kansas -1.5

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SPORTS WAGERS

CLEVELAND +144 over Phoenix

The Suns are a .500 ball club. They’re five games below .500 on the road and five games over at home. They’re about as average as they come and they certainly have little appeal laying anything on the road against the Cavaliers. The Suns will play their fourth on the road here. They will also play their 8th game in 11 days. They fly home tonight for a home game against the Spurs on Tuesday and they’re very likely not going to be at their best here. Even at their best, they would be hard-pressed to win at the Q against this up and coming host. Cleveland is inconsistent but when they’re focused and on their game, they can compete with every middle of the pack team. The Cavs have recent wins in Denver and Oklahoma City and a one-point OT loss in Atlanta. Kyrie Irving is a lock for rookie of the year honours. He has literally taken over the fourth quarter on a number of occasions this season and if the Cavs’ are close or ahead going to the final frame, you have to feel pretty good with Irving running the show. We get tremendous value here on the home side against a Phoenix club in a difficult scheduling spot. Play: Cleveland +144 (Risking 2 units).

North Carolina +115 over Kansas

Let’s assume the worst and figure Kendall Marshall can’t go today. Even if he does play, one has to question how effective a guy with a broken bone in his right wrist will be. Whether Marshall plays or not, Roy Williams and staff will be in "crisis management mode". So, without passing whiz Marshall, North Carolina is fine in half-court situations because its starting frontcourt (Harrison Barnes, Tyler Zeller and John Henson) will all be cashing super-sized NBA checks sooner rather than later. Look for the defense to step up too. Roy Williams' team plays almost exclusively man-to-man. The Heels' NBA-sized front line blocks a lot of shots and dominates the glass (first nationally in rebounds per game, averaging 45.7), meaning lots of one-and-done possessions for the Jayhawks. North Carolina will lose when a really talented team brings its A-game and knocks down enough 3s to offset the Heels' star-studded front line. Kansas can’t shoot triples and they’re not very good from the charity stripe either. That’s a serious problem that probably should’ve cost them games in this event against Purdue and N.C. State. Had either one of those teams had a killer instinct like the Tar Heels have, we wouldn’t be talking about the Jayhawks. We all saw UNC almost lose to mid-major Ohio on Friday night without Marshall and that has many worried about backing them here. Not us. Kansas has overachieved all year. They’re not weak anywhere but they’re not dominating either and a superior Tar Heels squad laying a reduced number because of Marshall’s status certainly works for us. Play: North Carolina +115 (Risking 2 units).

COLUMBUS +101 over Edmonton

The Oilers season was over in December. They endured many injuries and plenty of losses but they also got a taste of what they’re capable of. This is a young and talented team that is going to be a factor for many years to come and that bright future could start as early as next season. The Oilers have picked up points in six straight games and have to be especially satisfied in beating the Flames and adding to that clubs misery. Edmonton has thrived in the spoiler’s role but this one has no playoff implications whatsoever. The Oil will play their fourth straight on the road in six days after consecutive games in sunny Florida. They return home after this one to face Dallas and Los Angeles, two squads that are battling for its playoff lives. This is also a matinee affair and a satisfied Oiler team is very likely to be a little flat for this one, both emotionally and physically. The Jackets recently won four straight and they’ve also won two of their past three with only loss over that span coming against the red-hot Blackhawks. The Jackets are coming off a 5-1 win over Carolina and they figure to be the more focused and motivated team here after losing 3-0 to Edmonton at Rexall Place just 11 days ago. Win or lose, the wrong side is favored here and we’re stepping in. Play: Columbus +101 (Risking 2 units).

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Marc Lawrence

3* Kentucky
3* Jazz

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MATT FARGO'S *10 NBA SUNDAY ENFORCER (7-0 run) ATLANTA HAWKS -1

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WUNDERDOG
Game: Denver at Minnesota (3:30 PM Eastern)
Pick: Denver +1 (-110)

A tough spot for the home team. Minnesota comes home from Friday night's game at Oklahoma City, an epic 149-140 double OT loss. They allowed 53% shooting for the game, which is normal, allowing 99.2 ppg -- 25th in the NBA. The Timberwolves are 1-4 ATS in their last five home games. They are also 17-35 ATS in their last 52 when their opponent allows 100 points or more in their previous game and 19-41 ATS in their last 60 home games against a team with a winning road record. And into town come the attacking, uptempo Denver Nuggets, No. 1 in the NBA in points scored and assists. Denver is sitting with the No. 8 playoff slot and needs a win after giving up 121 at Utah. The Nuggets are 35-16 ATS in their last 51 road games, including 21-6 ATS in their last 27 games as a road underdog. And the Nuggets are 6-0-1 ATS in the last seven meetings in Minnesota. Play Denver.

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Sweet Jones55

LA. Lakers -2 1st Q

Kansas -1.5