Pacers 38 percent shooting in the first round facing the Unstoppable Wizards
Defensive-minded Pacers "really" Ladies & Gentleman of the Jury "SBR members", who have gained a little confidence after holding Atlanta to 38 percent shooting in the first round, facing the Wizards, who just beat the league’s one of best defensive team "the Bulls" in five games. The other point is John Wall. He’s such an elusive point guard that is going to be too much for George Hill to handle. The Wizards are playing well going into this series, and the Pacers seemed to get lucky to play a Hawks team that shouldn't even have been in the playoffs. All these games will be great, but the Wizards are playing to well to lose to a Pacers team in shambles.The reason I love Series price on Washington is that the Pacers appear to be a case in which the mighty have suddenly fallen and cohesion has turned into chaos. The Pacers have gone from being everything that a team is supposed to be to being everything a team is not supposed to be. A year ago they were being praised for their hustle, defensive, and confidence and this year they have Charles Barkley calling them “wussies” on national television !!!LOL!!!. Whatever the problem is for the Pacers, they better get things fixed fast, because if they don’t, they’ll find themselves out of the playoffs and back to the drawing board. The Bulls were never able to slow the Wizards down, at least until Game 5, and I don’t expect Indiana to put up enough resistance either.This series should come down to the front court match ups. If Hibbert is non-existent like he was vs the Hawks, the Pacers won’t stand a chance. The thing I like about the Wizards is that there isn’t any single player to key on. They have four legit scoring options, and maybe best of all, they hang on to the ball. They turned the ball over only 10.4 times a game against Chicago’s stellar defense, the least amount among the 16 teams in the first round. Washington is on the upswing, while Indiana is sputtering with no answers. Wizards in 6 Games- Wizards +170 Series Price[[[ #5 Washington Wizards vs. No. #1 Indiana Pacers Series Price: Pacers -200/Wizards +170.]]] Mr.Hårr¥THëHÄT
The Pacers' offense has abandoned them, while the Wizards made major strides in their five-game upset of the Bulls. Washington has more offensive talent in this series, and Pacers point guard George Hill won't be able to stay in front of Wall.
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Pacers 38 percent shooting in the first round facing the Unstoppable Wizards
Defensive-minded Pacers "really" Ladies & Gentleman of the Jury "SBR members", who have gained a little confidence after holding Atlanta to 38 percent shooting in the first round, facing the Wizards, who just beat the league’s one of best defensive team "the Bulls" in five games. The other point is John Wall. He’s such an elusive point guard that is going to be too much for George Hill to handle. The Wizards are playing well going into this series, and the Pacers seemed to get lucky to play a Hawks team that shouldn't even have been in the playoffs. All these games will be great, but the Wizards are playing to well to lose to a Pacers team in shambles.The reason I love Series price on Washington is that the Pacers appear to be a case in which the mighty have suddenly fallen and cohesion has turned into chaos. The Pacers have gone from being everything that a team is supposed to be to being everything a team is not supposed to be. A year ago they were being praised for their hustle, defensive, and confidence and this year they have Charles Barkley calling them “wussies” on national television !!!LOL!!!. Whatever the problem is for the Pacers, they better get things fixed fast, because if they don’t, they’ll find themselves out of the playoffs and back to the drawing board. The Bulls were never able to slow the Wizards down, at least until Game 5, and I don’t expect Indiana to put up enough resistance either.This series should come down to the front court match ups. If Hibbert is non-existent like he was vs the Hawks, the Pacers won’t stand a chance. The thing I like about the Wizards is that there isn’t any single player to key on. They have four legit scoring options, and maybe best of all, they hang on to the ball. They turned the ball over only 10.4 times a game against Chicago’s stellar defense, the least amount among the 16 teams in the first round. Washington is on the upswing, while Indiana is sputtering with no answers. Wizards in 6 Games- Wizards +170 Series Price[[[ #5 Washington Wizards vs. No. #1 Indiana Pacers Series Price: Pacers -200/Wizards +170.]]]
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