Just moved from -3.5 up to -4.5. Opened at Houston -2. Line has jumped 2.5 points since opening. Any reasons for this? Is someone out for SA?
If not, you know what that means
If not, you know what that means
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EDIT: Tim Duncan is out
He isn't even injured. He is just getting the night off. You know you are old when you have to take nights off in the NBA to rest. I guess it is like baseball when your starters get rested every 10 games or so.
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Ha. Poor Timmy.
What about Dalembert? I was hoping the line move was because he was confirmed to play.
Still got an hour...Comment -
Reports are that Dalembert will play. I'm loving Houston right now. SA is a mess on b2b's on the road. Houston looks real good now too. Bad matchup here for SA.Originally posted by AvengerComment -
I'm on the Spurs myself...coming off a loss and a couple of games where they have shot horribly (they were lucky to escape ORL with a W), shots will start to fall again and Rockets are bound for a letdown after their 5 game win streak. More time for Splitter rather than Duncan on a b2b is a good thing IMOComment -
agreed. I don't think Timmy D makes that much of a difference.Comment -
with everyone playing b2b i really don't see that as that much of advantage/disadvantage...these guys are prosComment -
damn, how much timing can change things...got the spurs at +3...probably an hour it went up to 3.5 and more. Push is better than a loss at leastComment -
Got hou-2.5. Damn, that was closeComment -
congrats, wish I could say the same. Had Houston +4. Tough loss. Just lost on NJ +8.5 by not too much. Hoping Hornets can hang in there now. Just one of those days it seems like.Originally posted by migzComment -
Yeah just a bad day. It happens.Comment -
Wow Gary Neal chucked up a 3 when they were down by 3 with not much time left. Houston grabs the rebound, and rather than Kyle Lowry taking the foul with just a few seconds to go, he decides to throw the ball up in the air
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