4-22-10

[Mr. IWS]

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BIGFELLA SPORTS

NBA Playoffs 2-4 -1.5 units
3* Oklahoma City Thunder -3

NHL Playoffs 8-2 +32.5 units
3* Colorado Avalanche +210

MLB
4* Milwaukee Brewers -148
4* Boston Red Sox -145

[Catherine]

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Jr. O'Donnell (RedZone Sports) free internet play: Oakland A's

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The Vegas Killers

John Harrison - Cleveland Cavaliers -3.5 (5 UNITs)

[Catherine]

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Ben Burns
Devils 10*
Bulls 9*
Braves 10*
Lake Show OVR 9*
Suns under 9*

[Catherine]

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Larry Ness
NBA TOW
Lake show over 10*

[Catherine]

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Mighty Quinn

Mighty hit with Spurs (+3-1/2) Wednesday night.

Thursday it's the Bulls. The deficit is 295 sirignanos.

[Catherine]

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DCI NBA

Season
Straight Up: 828-358 (.698)
ATS: 631-591 (.516)
ATS Vary Units: 1491-1417 (.513)
Over/Under: 603-626 (.491)
Over/Under Vary Units: 792-819 (.492)

Eastern Conference Playoffs, 1st Round
Game 3, best-of-7 series
Cleveland 99, CHICAGO 98
Western Conference Playoffs, 1st Round
Game 3, best-of-7 series
OKLAHOMA CITY 102, L.A. Lakers 98
PORTLAND 106, Phoenix 103

[Catherine]

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DCI NHL

Season: 431-288 (.599)

Eastern Conference Playoffs, 1st Round
Game 5, best-of-7 series
Philadelphia vs. NEW JERSEY: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
PITTSBURGH 4, Ottawa 3
Western Conference Playoffs, 1st Round
Game 5, best-of-7 series
SAN JOSE 3, Colorado 2
Game 4, best-of-7 series
Chicago vs. NASHVILLE: TOO CLOSE TO CALL

[Catherine]

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Bulgarian Paid service

Vels: Llanelli AFC - Rhyl
Win bet Llanelli @1,70

Hamburger SV - Fulham FC
Win bet Hamburger @1,70

Atletico Madrid v Liverpool:Under 2.5@1,85

[Catherine]

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PICK 'N' ROLL

Thursday's Best NBA Bets

Cleveland Cavaliers at Chicago Bulls (+3.5, 193)

Joakim Noah’s mouth may be writing checks his butt can’t cash.
The Chicago Bulls hard-working forward, known for his loose tongue, bashed the city of Cleveland after the Bulls fell 112-102 to the Cleveland Cavaliers in Game 2 of their Eastern Conference playoff series.
"That's Jo, man," guard Derrick Rose told reporters. "He's just trying to win. That's the way he plays. That's the way he talks. If you see him you always know he's in the room. Actually it makes all of us play harder because you know every arena he goes to, everybody hates up. It makes us play harder, and we just love shutting the crowd up."
Noah’s mouth grabbed headlines earlier this year when he called Boston Celtics forward Kevin Garnett a dirty player. He may have been on to something after watching KG wash Miami’s Quentin Richardson’s face with an elbow last week that landed the veteran a one-game suspension.
Noah has been walking the walk for the most part this postseason. The 6-foot-11 center scored 25 points and pulled down 13 rebounds in Game 2 Monday. He scored 10 points and grabbed eight boards in Game 1.
"Noah is one of those guys who likes attention. I would never say anything like that,” LeBron James simply responded to the comments.
If Noah didn’t have a target on him already, the Cavs will be looking to shut his mouth in Game 3.

Pick: Cleveland Cavs


Los Angeles Lakers at Oklahoma City Thunder (-3, 191)

Coasting into the postseason may have put a hitch in the Los Angeles Lakers’ giddy up.
The defending NBA champs are shooting just 39 percent (65-for-166) in the first two games of the series and now head to Oklahoma City for Game 3 Thursday night. Los Angeles fired 33-for-88 from the field in Game 2’s 95-92 win, failing to cover as a 6.5-point home favorite and playing under the betting total for the second straight game.
"I just thought our shooting was horrendous tonight," coach Phil Jackson told ESPN. "Another really bad game shooting. Guys had open looks. Ron (Artest), Fish (Derek Fisher), Lamar (Odom), guys that are experienced players in the NBA not really having the kind of looks to knock some shots down."
Even more terrible is the Lakers’ work behind the arc. They’ve gone just 14-for-44 from 3-point range (31 percent) including a 6-for-22 performance Tuesday. Kobe Bryant, Fisher and Artest combined to go 4-for-16 from outside.
The poor shooting has allowed the Thunder, one of the NBA’s best defensive clubs, to pack the paint and make life hard for forward Pau Gasol and Andrew Bynum. Los Angeles’ big bodies went 11-for-23 from the field with Bynum shooting only 3-for-9 and finishing with six points.
"If will help if we make a couple jumpers, open things up because then they are going to have to make an adjustment," Gasol told the media. "We have to recognize how much they try to pack the lane."

Pick: Under

[Catherine]

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ICE PICKS

Thursday's Best NHL Bets

Ottawa Senators at Pittsburgh Penguins (-300, 5.5)

Sidney Crosby and the Pittsburgh Penguins may have taken advantage of their opportunities, but the Ottawa Senators really beat themselves in Monday night’s 7-4 loss by committing turnovers and racking up the penalty minutes. This allowed Pittsburgh to score five second-period goals and escape Scotiabank Place with a 3-1 series lead.

After the game, a frustrated Ottawa club pointed the finger at the referees for making bad calls.

“You guys all saw the game”, Senators coach Cory Clouston told the Ottawa Sun after the game. “I just think there were some inconsistencies. We have to be better at handling adversity, but it seemed like what was being called in one situation wasn’t being called in another.”

That may be true, but the Sens couldn’t afford to lose their cool in this must-win Game 4 and they did. The main culprit was Chris Neil, who spent a whopping 16 minutes in the penalty box including two minutes for hitting Kris Letang right after scoring a goal.

We should be in store for another wild and crazy game when these teams head to Pittsburgh for Game 5 Thursday. A total of 29 goals have been scored so far in this series with the over cashing in three of those four games.

Pick: Over

[Catherine]

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HOT LINES

Thursday's Best MLB Bets

Detroit Tigers at Los Angeles Angels (+105, 8.5)

You didn’t really expect Mike Scioscia’s ballclub to be down long did you? The second-best manager in the Show (after Tony La Russa) had to create a new identity for his team and it might have found it.
The Angels have perennially been a small-ball club. Stealing bags and manufacturing runs one base at a time. But after losing key components to that gameplan during the offseason, L.A. has been forced into a different approach.
"We're going out and putting up runs," said Howie Kendrick. "We're trying to do everything we can to keep it going."
The Angels are averaging nearly five runs per game during their current five-game winning streak.
Justin Verlander will aim to quiet L.A.’s bats on Thursday, but the Angels have touched him up for 20 earned runs in 37.1 career innings (4.82 ERA). Look for L.A. to take the series from the Tigers on Thursday.

Pick: LA Angels


Chicago Cubs at New York Mets (-170, 7)

In a head-scratching move, the Cubs announced on Wednesday they were sending starting pitcher Carlos Zambrano to the bullpen.
This somewhat makes sense with Ted Lilly returning to the rotation on Saturday and Big Z being the worst starter for Chicago so far this season, but really?
Zambrano is one of only nine active pitchers with at least 100 victories and a win-loss percentage above .600. Either way, this move doesn’t help the Cubbies offense which is much worse than the pitching at the moment.
Chicago has totaled six runs and zero home runs during a four-game losing streak. Thursday’s starter for New York, Johan Santana, holds a 1.71 ERA in five career games versus the Cubs.
The last four games in this series have gone under and runs will come at a premium in the series finale.

Pick: Under

[Catherine]

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CAPPERS ACCESS
Bulls
Oklahoma City
Brewers(RL)

[Catherine]

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Joe Wiz's Daily Free Pick

Under 9 runs bet. Florida and Houston