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Message: [QUOTE="john_entony, post: 6906900, member: 1020707"] NBA Boston Celtics @ New York Knicks: [B]Boston Celtics (- 6.5) /// 1.85[/B] Last bet won. Philadelphia doesn't let me down again! Donovan Mitchell did not play, as expected. Cleveland without him and with him are two different teams. So there is no need to be surprised by Philadelphia's confident and deserved victory. The newcomers of the team played great again: Cam Payne and Buddy Hield hit 7 three-pointers from 12 attempts! Just a juicy performance! Tyrese Maxey proves again that he is a superstar and is able to get results without Joel Embiid. And in this game Maxey completely controlled the tempo of the game in the clutch: he successfully penetrated under the basket, made a crucial three-point shot with 2:37 left to end the game with the score 92-89 (in favor of Philadelphia), and executed a difficult fade away with 1:25 left to end the game. Tyrese Maxey ended up with 15 points in the 4th quarter. Well done! The total score of my bets: NBA 51-58 in favor of the unsuccessful, MLB 30-27 in favor of the successful, NHL 2-3 in favor of the unsuccessful, NFL+NCAAF 3-8 in favor of the unsuccessful. New bet: Boston on the road will beat New York by 7 points or more. Don't tell me that Alec Burks and especially Bojan Bogdanovic are the players that will make the Knicks much stronger. I'll just say that their importance is overrated by everyone: experts, bookies and casual fans. No, I'm not saying the trade is bad, on the contrary, it was a great trade that once again proved the complete incompetence of Detroit's management. And today we see the bookies' expectations for the Knicks are too high! Let me explain. Boston is completely healthy! This is a machine that has already played three times against New York this season and won all three times, with 2 wins out of 3 being by 10 and 16 points. And New York has played all those 3 games this season with an optimal lineup (only RJ Barrett didn't play in one of them). Well, in tonight's game, the Knicks have very serious problems. 3 players from the starting five: Julius Randle, OG Anunoby and Mitchell Robinson will not play! Considering that Boston has everyone fully ready to play against New York, a 7 point handicap is not enough. It's too low! If I was a bookie, I'd put at least (8.5 points hadicap) at even odds. And so, of course, I'll bet on Boston, given all the Knicks' injury problems! Bet? Bet! :cool:;) [/QUOTE]

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