4-3-12

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Marc Lawrence

3* Magic

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Paul Leiner

500* Over 184 Philadelphia 76ers/Miami Heat

50* Over 215 Phoenix Suns/Sacramento Kings

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Sports Wagers NHL

Carolina +145 over OTTAWA Pinnacle
The angle here is to wager against any team that is coming off a playoff clinching victory and in this case, it’s the Senators. Several teams have battled for weeks in their attempt to make the post-season. There has to be a sense of relief, especially for a team like Ottawa, who was predicted by many so-called experts to finish last. The result is a deep breath and we’ve seen others take a hit while doing so. The Blackhawks lost at home to Minnesota on Sunday, following their clinching win against Nashville. The Hurricanes, while not qualifying for the playoffs, are still competing, as evidenced by their 5-4 record over their past nine. Included in that set are victories over Florida and St. Louis, not to mention a 5-4 loss in Detroit. Cam Ward is still one of the best goaltenders in the business and the Senators don’t figure to be giving their all. Ottawa is locked up in seventh place with very little chance of falling to eighth or passing New Jersey in sixth. Rest up and get ready for the playoffs is their current agenda and that allows us to step in confidently on this very live dog. Play: Carolina +145 (Risking 2 units).

N.Y. Islanders +192 over NEW JERSEY Pinnacle
Our second team coming off a playoff clinching victory is the Devils. This is a team that failed to make the playoffs a year ago, which ended a 13-year streak of post-season activity. The Devils vowed they would rebound and they did. New Jersey is in sixth place, four points ahead of Ottawa and five points behind Philly and they wouldn’t want it any other way. The sixth place team plays the winner of the Southeast Division, who finishes with the #3 seed by way of winning its division. That sets up beautifully for the Devils, as they are more than likely to face Florida in round one and that’s a whole lot better than facing Ottawa, Pittsburgh or Philadelphia. Besides, the Islanders are so live taking back a tag like this. Certainly, they are the most talented club not going to the playoffs and they’re capable of beating anyone, as they just showed in recent back-to-back wins over the Penguins. The Devils are going with backup goaltender Johan Hedberg here and chances are they won’t be going at full speed. Play: N.Y. Islanders +192 (Risking 2 units).

FLORIDA -½ +107 over WINNIPEG (REG) Pinnacle
One could argue that the season was a big success for the city of Winnipeg even before it began because they got its team back. To the surprise of many, it was only two weeks ago that they were in fairly good shape to make the post-season. However, things went sour and despite their best efforts, they will now watch this year’s battle for the Stanley Cup after they were officially eliminated on Saturday with a loss in Tampa. Now that it’s ‘over’, it’s hard to imagine them competing the way they were with such disappointment. The Jets sent a few banged up players back home and it appears as though others with nagging injuries will be scratched. Dustin Byfuglien is among them. For the Panthers, this is a great opportunity to lock up the division and an automatic playoff berth. They’re three points up on Washington with the Caps having just two games remaining. Florida has lost six of its last seven games but that’s deceiving, as they’ve picked up points in five of those, only to lose four of them in extra time. The building should be electric tonight and with a chance to end the NHL’s longest active playoff drought, expect an amped up Panthers squad to do just that against this dejected and banged up intruder. Play: Florida -½ +107 (Risking 2 units).

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Mike Hook:

Triple Dime- 76ers +9
Double Dime- Warriors +8
Double Dime- Kings +2

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SPORTS WAGERS

INDIANA -5½ over New York

These two have played twice this season with the Knicks winning both times by double digits. Now the Knicks arrive here slightly overvalued because of their recent success but they also arrive without the services of Jeremy Lin, Amar'e Stoudemire and possibly Tyson Chandler. Landry Fields, Iman Shumpert and even Baron Davis, to a lesser extent, are all nice role players coming off the bench but as guys you have to rely on against a quality club like Indiana seeking some redemption, they’re going to have be near flawless and that’s not a reasonable expectation. The Pacers have established themselves as rising powers in the East. All five starters are capable of putting up double digits. Defensively, they are one of the best in the league. In their last important home game, the Pacers knocked off the Heat by 15. They’ve won 16 of 23 home games while the Knicks have won 9 of 25 road games. The Pacers have something to prove here after losing to this club twice and chances are they’ll answer the bell with a strong statement game. Play: Indiana -5½ (Risking 2.1 units to win 2).

SACRAMENTO +125 over Phoenix

We have little interest in spotting road points with a Suns team that is as erratic as they are talented. Phoenix continually appears solid and focused one night and out of sorts the next. After a strong run that vaulted them into playoff contention, the Suns have gone just 4-5 over their past nine. They losses have come against quality teams (Miami, Orlando, San Antonio and the Clippers) but they’ve also defeated weak one’s (Detroit, Cleveland and New Orleans). As a pooch taking back some points, Phoenix is appealing at times but as road chalk against an above .500 at home team, they’re not. Sacramento is 14-12 at Arco. They have recent home victories over Memphis, Boston and Minnesota (twice). They’re loaded with offensive talent and that bodes well here against a Suns team that is likely to accompany them in their run and gun style. That’s when the Kings are at their best and in a game that could easily go either way and probably favors the host, we’ll take the tag offered and play the value. Play: Sacramento +125 (Risking 2 units)

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David Banks

Philadelphia 76ers vs. Miami Heat

Eastern Conference action heats up Tuesday night in South Beach where the
Miami Heat (37-14, 25-26 ATS) will attempt to bounce back from their
embarrassing performance in Beantown when they host the Philadelphia 76ers
(29-23, 26-25-1 ATS); tip-off from the American Airlines Arena is set to go
live on NBA TV starting at 7:30 ET.

Heading into the All Star break, Head Coach Doug Collins and his staff had
the Sixers perched atop the Atlantic Division standings and comfortably
within the Eastern Conference playoff picture. However since, Philly has
gone on to drop nine of its 18 games (8-10 ATS) played and now finds itself
looking up to Boston in the division standings a full game back. With that
the case, they're also now the not so proud owners of the seventh seed in
the Eastern Conference a game in back of #6 Atlanta and 2.5-games ahead of
#8 New York. Philadelphia will enter tonight's duel having alternated wins
and losses in each of their last eight played games. Last time out, they
outlasted what turned out to be a game Atlanta Hawks outfit 95-90, but
failed to cover the closing seven-point spread. Though the Sixers check in
#5 on the Sagarin Ratings, they've only managed a 3-12 SU record against the
Top 10 teams on that list; Andre Iguodala and his mates are 10-13 SU &
9-13-1 ATS as visitors.

Oh to be a fly on the wall in the Heat's locker room after they had just
gotten steamrolled by the Celtics on Sunday. The 92-71 embarrassing defeat
saw Miami post its fewest amount of points scored in a game this season, and
it also disallowed them from gaining a game on Chicago for the best record
in the East after the Bulls were rolled by Oklahoma City earlier in the day.
One has to wonder what the problem currently is with the Heat in not being
able to step up to the plate when a golden opportunity presented itself.
That unfortunately has been the case recently for Head Coach Eric
Spoelstra's squad as Miami has won just three of its L/7 games both SU & ATS
versus teams currently headed to the playoffs. That said; Miami has been at
its absolute best as a host winning 21 of its 23 overall games outright
while posting a 12-11 mark against the closing number. Unlike tonight's
opponent, the Heat have done well versus elite opposition posting an 11-5 SU
mark against Sagarin's Top 10.

This will be the fourth and final game played between these Eastern
Conference rivals in the regular season. Miami has won and covered each of
the previous three and stands a moneymaking 9-1 SU & 6-4 ATS in the L/10
overall confrontations. The 'under' has cashed in two of the three meetings
to date and checks in 6-4 in the L/10 overall. The Sixers will have had two
days to prepare for this match-up, but they've lost and failed to cover each
of the previous two times they played under that scenario this season;
they've also failed to cover each of their L/8 against +.600 opposition. As
for Miami, it's bounced back from miserable defeats posting a 7-1 ATS tally
when playing off an outright loss of 10+ points, but they've only churned
out a 3-8 ATS record versus the L/11 +.500 opponents its battled.

PICK: UNDER 184

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Jimmy Boyd

5* Golden St Warriors +7.5

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Viking Sports NHL


NYI/NJ 5.5 O

TOR/BUF 5.5 U
CAR/OTT 5.5 O
SJ/DAL 5 O
CBUS/PHX 5.5 O

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Bryan Leonard

Charlotte+9

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Info Plays

7* New Jersey Nets +9½

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Jeff Scott Sports


3 UNIT PLAYS


OTTAWA -145 over Carolina: The Sens recently wrapped up a playoff spot, but I do not expect them to take it easy tonight. Heading into the playoffs with momentum is a big deal, especially when you are probably slated to take on the defending champs in the 1st round. Ottawa comes in on winners of 4 in a row, while outscoring those opponents by a 23-12 count. They have scored 23 goal in their last 4 games and will be facing a Carolina team that has allowed 4 or more goals in 4 of their last 5 games. Carolina is just 1-7 in their last 8 trips here. while the favorite is 11-2 the last 13 meetings. I look for the Sens to continue to build momentum for the post season with a solid win here.




Buffalo/ Toronto Under 5.5: The easiest way to look in this game would be the Over, as 6 of Toronto's last 7 games have put 7 or more goals on the board, while Buffalo's last 3 have each hit 6 goals or more, but I like the Under in this one. The Sabres have playoff hopes and the door has been left open for them with the Caps loss last night, so I look for them to be a focused bunch here and that will start at the defensive end. Buffalo lost both games over the weekend to Pitt and Toronto and they allowed 9 total goals in the 2 games, but prior to the weekend they had won 5 in a row and had allowed just 6 goals in the 5 games. Toronto had put up 4 goals on Saturday vs Buffalo, but Prior to that they had scored just 10 goals in their previous 6 games. Buffalo has allowed just 2.5 gpg at home, while they scored just 2.54 gpg overall on the year. Buffalo needs this game bad and will will look to their defense to get it. I expect a conservative game plan by the Sabres in this one and that should lead to a low scoring game.


2 UNIT PLAY


Boston/ Pittsburgh Over 6: Pittsburgh's last 8 games have looked more like baseball scores, as all 8 games have hit at least 6 gpg, with an average of 8.9 gpg being scored over that stretch. Pittsburgh has allowed 4.2 gpg in their last 7 games and face a Bruins team that is 3rd in the league in scoring (3.2 gpg). Pittsburgh leads the league in scoring at 3.3 ggp and they have averaged 4.6 gpg in their last 8 games. Boston has allowed just 2.4 gpg on the year, but I expect the high scoring Pens to put up at least 3 goals in this one, while the Bruins should be good for at least 3 of their own. This game should be fun.


1 UNIT PLAY


San Jose -110 over DALLAS: The Sharks are 5-0 in their last 5 vs. a team with a winning record and 6-1 in the last 7 meetings, while Dallas is 2-7 in their last 9 games playing on 2 days rest.

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Sportsbook Breakers

4* Magic / Pistons Under 182

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Vsi nhl 4/3
2 Unit Play. Take #2502 Philadelphia -105 over New York Rangers (7:05p.m., Tuesday April 3)
3 Unit Play. Take #2516 Dallas -105 over San Jose (8:35p.m., Tuesday April 3)
2 Unit Play. Take #2510 Florida -160 over Winnipeg (7:35p.m., Tuesday April 3)

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