Suns -2 pick, writeup

[Snowball]

Phoenix is at home, both teams "need" the game technically, however OKC appears
unfocused lately as the team is perhaps dwelling upon its eventual roster changes.D
Durant out for season and moving on in FA, Westbrook to LA talk already starting
(with Love).. and Phoenix has to make the most of their chances while they are at home..
in the midst of this mostly home stint they are playing well except for dropping the last two.
So they have to snap backand will be ready to attack this tired OKC team on a b2b.

http://www.cbssports.com/nba/teams/page/PHO/phoenix-suns

Brandon Knight is returning, supposedly at close to 100% by his own words.
There is a possibility OKC is not mentally engaged, and Westbrook's heroics
aren't enough to win them games lately. With the talk about the all-star moving on
and OKC head office thinking about free agency for the Durantula, the cycles of NBA
principalities seem to be implying that OKC might not make the postseason this year
and the era of Durant-Westbrook is coming to a close.
Tonight, the lines suggest that despite the game being a prime-time televised event,
action to fade the Thunder as their road trip wears on and rumors mount is action
that could be worth riding. OKC lost at Utah last night by 5, and at San Antonio they
lost by 39.
Phoenix Suns -2 (-110).

[leeyoo]

Phoenix is at home, both teams "need" the game technically, however OKC appears
unfocused lately as the team is perhaps dwelling upon its eventual roster changes.D
Durant out for season and moving on in FA, Westbrook to LA talk already starting
(with Love).. and Phoenix has to make the most of their chances while they are at home..
in the midst of this mostly home stint they are playing well except for dropping the last two.
So they have to snap backand will be ready to attack this tired OKC team on a b2b.

http://www.cbssports.com/nba/teams/page/PHO/phoenix-suns

Brandon Knight is returning, supposedly at close to 100% by his own words.
There is a possibility OKC is not mentally engaged, and Westbrook's heroics
aren't enough to win them games lately. With the talk about the all-star moving on
and OKC head office thinking about free agency for the Durantula, the cycles of NBA
principalities seem to be implying that OKC might not make the postseason this year
and the era of Durant-Westbrook is coming to a close.
Tonight, the lines suggest that despite the game being a prime-time televised event,
action to fade the Thunder as their road trip wears on and rumors mount is action
that could be worth riding. OKC lost at Utah last night by 5, and at San Antonio they
lost by 39.
Phoenix Suns -2 (-110).

Good call so far. I was leaning OKC earlier but I stayed away. Hope you win!!!

[Bluehorseshoe]

OKC has nothing.

[Snowball]

i hedged out of the play guys.. just after half.
PHX blew too much of their lead and now the edge is gone.

[expression]

i got +11 okc when they were done by 20.

[CDUBB_CW]

I was done with the Suns after they came up small vs Blazers. They always seem to choke in the 4th quarter.

[boydako13]

Correct...Suns do choke at 4th...ALWAYS!!!

[leeyoo]

i hedged out of the play guys.. just after half.
PHX blew too much of their lead and now the edge is gone.

Good call!!

[Snowball]

Good call!!

yeah, but still disappointing ! they had a 20 point lead. i should have hedged out
in the 2nd quarter but truth be told it didn't really start to fall apart until there was a
questionable 3pt foul call and the end of the 2nd got it down to 8. Second half i gave
them a chance to reassert 10+ and once that didn't look doable, forget it..
Westbrook is incredible. His energy is off the charts. Non-elite teams like the Suns
struggle because he gets in their heads defensively whether he has the ball or not
and they end up standing around watching.