PREMIUM
10* WEST-CONF NON-DIV GAME OF MONTH - $68K!
(NBA) Sacramento vs. Denver,
02/28/2024 9:00 PM, Score: 96 - 117
Point Spread: -8.50 | -105.00 Denver (Home)
Result: Win
Point Spread: -8.50 | -105.00 Denver (Home)
Result: Win
10* Nuggets (WEST-CONF NON-DIV GOM)
Gentlemen, on one side of the court we have the Sacramento Kings, who are 33-24 overall, but who are off a 121-110 loss at home to Miami just last night.
And on the other end of the court we have the defending champs, who have won three straight and who have had two whole days off to prepare for this one.
We're giving this one the good ol "eye test" here on Wednesday night, and rolling with the revenge-minded home side.
The Nuggets have come out of the all-star break and playing at a really high level.
Three straight wins, three straight covers. Tomorrow they have Miami coming to town, so it's not really a "look ahead" spot whatsoever.
Revenging their 102-98 loss to the Kings here at home in the middle of the month is the much more important thing to take care off.
That result though is important for two different reasons, as Denver is 7-3 against the spread in its last ten in trying to avenge a straight-up and against-the-spread home loss vs. an opponent, and it's also 3-1 against-the-spread in its last four in trying to avenge a home loss an opponent in which it was held to 99 or fewer points in.
Damantas Sabonis looked good with a triple-double for the Kings last night, but difficult to see him repeat that performance here in the second game of the back-to-back scenario, facing the Joker in the thin air of Denver. Jokic had a triple-double in the Nuggets latest victory, finishing with 32 points, 16 boards and 16 assists.
The Kings defense looked really bad last night against a Miami Heat squad that averages only 110.6 points per game, which ranks 27th in the league currently.
Guys, another great "situational" play here that's backed by several strong trends, so lay the points with confidence, the play is indeed on the Nuggets!
AAA Sports
Gentlemen, on one side of the court we have the Sacramento Kings, who are 33-24 overall, but who are off a 121-110 loss at home to Miami just last night.
And on the other end of the court we have the defending champs, who have won three straight and who have had two whole days off to prepare for this one.
We're giving this one the good ol "eye test" here on Wednesday night, and rolling with the revenge-minded home side.
The Nuggets have come out of the all-star break and playing at a really high level.
Three straight wins, three straight covers. Tomorrow they have Miami coming to town, so it's not really a "look ahead" spot whatsoever.
Revenging their 102-98 loss to the Kings here at home in the middle of the month is the much more important thing to take care off.
That result though is important for two different reasons, as Denver is 7-3 against the spread in its last ten in trying to avenge a straight-up and against-the-spread home loss vs. an opponent, and it's also 3-1 against-the-spread in its last four in trying to avenge a home loss an opponent in which it was held to 99 or fewer points in.
Damantas Sabonis looked good with a triple-double for the Kings last night, but difficult to see him repeat that performance here in the second game of the back-to-back scenario, facing the Joker in the thin air of Denver. Jokic had a triple-double in the Nuggets latest victory, finishing with 32 points, 16 boards and 16 assists.
The Kings defense looked really bad last night against a Miami Heat squad that averages only 110.6 points per game, which ranks 27th in the league currently.
Guys, another great "situational" play here that's backed by several strong trends, so lay the points with confidence, the play is indeed on the Nuggets!
AAA Sports
