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AAA's 10* BIG TICKET TOTAL (INSANE +$58,000 BIG TICKET RUN!)
(NBA) San Antonio vs. Memphis,
Total: 181.50 | -105.00 Under
Result: Win
Total: 181.50 | -105.00 Under
Result: Win
This is a 10* BIG TICKET TOTAL on the OVER between the San Antonio Spurs and the Memphis Grizzlies.
Memphis backed its way into the playoffs after losing Marc Gasol and Mike Conley to injury. So far this has been a one-sided series, with the Spurs dominating both ends of the floor, especially on the defensive side. The first two games have been decided by an average of 29 points. The Spurs took Game 1, 106-74 and Game 2, 94-68. Despite being down to just a skeleton roster, this is a great situation that we can take advantage of, as clearly the Grizzlies will be out to atone for the lowest postseason offensive output in franchise history. Memphis will need to get the Spurs on their heels if it has any shot at scoring the upset here, so we're expecting the home side to push the pace from the opening tip until the final horn: "It doesn't matter where we play, we've just got to play better," Grizzlies' Matt Barnes said. "We can play here, we can play at the YMCA, we can play in Memphis; it doesn't matter where we play at if we play the way we've been playing, the court doesn't matter. It's on the players. We've got to do a better job executing." Note that San Antonio has seen the total go OVER the number in 23 of 40 this year after a win by ten points or more, while Memphis has seen the total sail above the posted number in seven of 12 this season after scoring 85 points or less. Two very low-scoring games have led to the lowest posted total so far in this series, but the conditions now point for a more wide open affair, we look for this one to go OVER as it comes down the stretch.
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Memphis backed its way into the playoffs after losing Marc Gasol and Mike Conley to injury. So far this has been a one-sided series, with the Spurs dominating both ends of the floor, especially on the defensive side. The first two games have been decided by an average of 29 points. The Spurs took Game 1, 106-74 and Game 2, 94-68. Despite being down to just a skeleton roster, this is a great situation that we can take advantage of, as clearly the Grizzlies will be out to atone for the lowest postseason offensive output in franchise history. Memphis will need to get the Spurs on their heels if it has any shot at scoring the upset here, so we're expecting the home side to push the pace from the opening tip until the final horn: "It doesn't matter where we play, we've just got to play better," Grizzlies' Matt Barnes said. "We can play here, we can play at the YMCA, we can play in Memphis; it doesn't matter where we play at if we play the way we've been playing, the court doesn't matter. It's on the players. We've got to do a better job executing." Note that San Antonio has seen the total go OVER the number in 23 of 40 this year after a win by ten points or more, while Memphis has seen the total sail above the posted number in seven of 12 this season after scoring 85 points or less. Two very low-scoring games have led to the lowest posted total so far in this series, but the conditions now point for a more wide open affair, we look for this one to go OVER as it comes down the stretch.
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