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Message: [QUOTE="john_entony, post: 7084252, member: 1020707"] NBA Houston Rockets @ Minnesota Timberwolves: [B]Minnesota Timberwolves (to win) /// 2.00[/B] Last bet lost. Once again I have fallen into the trap of load management. A few hours before the game, it was announced that Donovan Mitchell would miss the game against Detroit. I don't need to remind you that Spider-Man is the best player in the Cleveland Cavaliers. Yes, Cleveland could have expected to win by more than 7 points (with 56 seconds left before the end of the game the score was 110-102 in favor of the Cavaliers), but then there was chaos in the game: 2 technical fouls, Jarrett Allen's suspension and a heroic Cade Cunningham's comeback. But it was clear that my bet was lost. My betting score is MLB 101-93 in favor of successful, NBA 135-162 in favor of unsuccessful, NHL 6-16 in favor of unsuccessful, NFL+NCAAF 4-10 in favor of unsuccessful. New bet: Minnesota Timberwolves at home will win Houston Rockets. I already bet on Minnesota in a game against Houston this season, but in that game the Timberwolves lost a clutch (and then in overtime) and my bet lost. Houston will be without 2 important starters in the upcoming game: Jabari Smith Jr. and Fred VanVleet. Minnesota will be without Julius Randle and Donte DiVincenzo because of injuries. The Rockets have 4 straight losses in the regular season (and they lost 2 games against Brooklyn!), and have serious problems with turnovers (the aftermath of Fred VanVleet's injury) in their last two games. Houston is trying to make Amen Thompson their main ballhandler, but it's because of desperation, as Jalen Green is even worse. Although role player Jae'Sean Tate played very well against the Knicks (6 assists and 0 turnovers), but he is weak in both shooting and defense. So yes, Fred VanVleet's injury is key to building Houston's offense. Minnesota hasn't changed anything in the structure of their game: Naz Reid was able to replace Julius Randle in the starting five with no problem, and Nickeil Alexander-Walker became the Timberwolves' 6th man. Minnesota have won 8 of their last 10 games against Houston. Bet? Absolutely! :cool:;) [/QUOTE]

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