john_entony
Legend
Platinum Level
NBA
Minnesota Timberwolves @ Los Angeles Lakers: Los Angeles Lakers (to win) /// 2.30
Last bet lost. What can I say? It was incredible drama for Milwaukee and their fans when Pete Alonso hit a home run in the 9th inning against a very reliable back-up pitcher Devin Williams (his ERA before the game against Mets was “1.25” this season and he only got 1 home run in 21.2 innings). The broadcast commentators called it a “fairy tale” for the Mets. Yes, it was an unbelievable comeback. It doesn't hurt to lose money in games like that. It would be more frustrating not to see this amazing game! My betting score is NBA 94-110 in favor of unsuccessful, MLB 92-87 in favor of successful, NHL 2-5 in favor of unsuccessful, NFL+NCAAF 3-9 in favor of unsuccessful.
New bet: Los Angeles Lakers will beat Minnesota Timberwolves in a preseason game. Yes, there's a pause in MLB before the Playoffs start, so I have no choice today (yes, there aren't even any NFL games) but to bet on a preseason game in the NBA. But I'm glad, actually, as I really missed the NBA, despite my failed last season of predictions. The Lakers kept their entire starting roster and have a very promising coach JJ Redick joining the team. Both LeBron James and Anthony Davis will play in preseason games. As for the Timberwolves, Karl-Anthony Towns left the team to the Knicks, and Julius Randle and Donte DiVincenzo moved from New York to Minnesota. The trade is a great one for Minnesota, actually. There's also Rudy Gobert as a center and “The Ant” at the shooting guard position. Donte DiVincenzo and Julius Randle will close out the small forward and power forward positions. And Mike Conley as a point guard. Long term, I believe Minnesota will have an equally successful season. Yes, maybe not a top-2 team in the West (as they were last year), but they will definitely be in the top-4. But right now, this is a team that will play for the first time after a serious rotation in the starting five. And the atmosphere at the Lakers' training camp was the most positive and joyful according to one famous American basketball insider. Therefore, Minnesota is obviously not a favorite in this game. The real odds for a Lakers win in this game should be “1.60-1.65”. Bet? Sure!
Minnesota Timberwolves @ Los Angeles Lakers: Los Angeles Lakers (to win) /// 2.30
Last bet lost. What can I say? It was incredible drama for Milwaukee and their fans when Pete Alonso hit a home run in the 9th inning against a very reliable back-up pitcher Devin Williams (his ERA before the game against Mets was “1.25” this season and he only got 1 home run in 21.2 innings). The broadcast commentators called it a “fairy tale” for the Mets. Yes, it was an unbelievable comeback. It doesn't hurt to lose money in games like that. It would be more frustrating not to see this amazing game! My betting score is NBA 94-110 in favor of unsuccessful, MLB 92-87 in favor of successful, NHL 2-5 in favor of unsuccessful, NFL+NCAAF 3-9 in favor of unsuccessful.
New bet: Los Angeles Lakers will beat Minnesota Timberwolves in a preseason game. Yes, there's a pause in MLB before the Playoffs start, so I have no choice today (yes, there aren't even any NFL games) but to bet on a preseason game in the NBA. But I'm glad, actually, as I really missed the NBA, despite my failed last season of predictions. The Lakers kept their entire starting roster and have a very promising coach JJ Redick joining the team. Both LeBron James and Anthony Davis will play in preseason games. As for the Timberwolves, Karl-Anthony Towns left the team to the Knicks, and Julius Randle and Donte DiVincenzo moved from New York to Minnesota. The trade is a great one for Minnesota, actually. There's also Rudy Gobert as a center and “The Ant” at the shooting guard position. Donte DiVincenzo and Julius Randle will close out the small forward and power forward positions. And Mike Conley as a point guard. Long term, I believe Minnesota will have an equally successful season. Yes, maybe not a top-2 team in the West (as they were last year), but they will definitely be in the top-4. But right now, this is a team that will play for the first time after a serious rotation in the starting five. And the atmosphere at the Lakers' training camp was the most positive and joyful according to one famous American basketball insider. Therefore, Minnesota is obviously not a favorite in this game. The real odds for a Lakers win in this game should be “1.60-1.65”. Bet? Sure!