PREMIUM
AAA's 10* EAST-CONF FINALS GAME 5 TOTAL "ART OF WAR!" (Had OVER In Game 4!)
(NBA) Toronto vs. Cleveland,
Total: 199.00 | -110.00 Over
Result: Win
Total: 199.00 | -110.00 Over
Result: Win
This is a 10* TOTAL ART OF WAR on the UNDER between the Toronto Raptors and the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Are the Toronto Raptors for real? So far home court advantage has been a major factor in this series, as Cleveland took the first two games by a combined 50 points, before Toronto finally exploded and took the next two at home. We're not ready to crown the Raptors quite yet though, they've been consistently inconsistent in the playoffs so far, so a couple of good games at home doesn't mean too much to us. Analysts have been quick to point out that Toronto is a "different" team at home, where it's able to ride the incredible wave of emotion by the crowd. But the Raptors have also been a "different" team on the road, where its all star guards have struggled with consistency, sending a wave of futility throughout the rest of the role players. For Cleveland, it's do-or-die essentially, there's no way the Cavs can afford to go back to Toronto in a 3-2 hole. Suffice it to say, we're expecting Cleveland to throw everything it has at slowing down Lowry and DeRozan tonight. Note that the Raptors have seen the total go UNDER the number in 11 of 15 this year off an upset win as an underdog, while Cleveland has seen the total dip below the posted number in 15 of 25 this season after allowing 105 points or more. This one has the feel of a rough "chess match," rather than a high-flying, run-and-gun shootout. Play the UNDER.
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Are the Toronto Raptors for real? So far home court advantage has been a major factor in this series, as Cleveland took the first two games by a combined 50 points, before Toronto finally exploded and took the next two at home. We're not ready to crown the Raptors quite yet though, they've been consistently inconsistent in the playoffs so far, so a couple of good games at home doesn't mean too much to us. Analysts have been quick to point out that Toronto is a "different" team at home, where it's able to ride the incredible wave of emotion by the crowd. But the Raptors have also been a "different" team on the road, where its all star guards have struggled with consistency, sending a wave of futility throughout the rest of the role players. For Cleveland, it's do-or-die essentially, there's no way the Cavs can afford to go back to Toronto in a 3-2 hole. Suffice it to say, we're expecting Cleveland to throw everything it has at slowing down Lowry and DeRozan tonight. Note that the Raptors have seen the total go UNDER the number in 11 of 15 this year off an upset win as an underdog, while Cleveland has seen the total dip below the posted number in 15 of 25 this season after allowing 105 points or more. This one has the feel of a rough "chess match," rather than a high-flying, run-and-gun shootout. Play the UNDER.
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