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Message: [QUOTE="john_entony, post: 7092334, member: 1020707"] NBA Phoenix Suns @ Chicago Bulls: [B]Chicago Bulls (+ 7.5) /// 1.65[/B] Last bet lost. Totally equal game! So I can not say that the prediction with odds of “2.10” (I placed this bet at PokerStars, and other bookies gave from “2.20” on the victory of Toronto) was bad. Too many difficult shots were hit by Bam Adebayo and Tyler Herro. Well in clutch the Raptors defense was awesome. But Miami survived until overtime and won the game. My betting score is MLB 101-93 in favor of successful, NBA 141-169 in favor of unsuccessful, NHL 7-16 in favor of unsuccessful, NFL 4-11 in favor of unsuccessful. New bet: Chicago Bulls at home will not lose to Phoenix Suns by more than 7 points. Chicago can play without Zach LaVine! We saw that last season. And the last game against the Knicks showed that Chicago has become more balanced due to the bench depth as Zach Collins, Tre Jones and Kevin Huerter have joined the team. This is compensation for the Zach LaVine trade. These are actually young players with some good shooting (at the role player level) and some of them are very useful on defense. Of course, the most valuable is Kevin Huerter, who was a longtime Sacramento Kings starting five player. What can be said about Phoenix? The problem with the center is absolutely not solved. Nick Richards is absolutely useless on offense and too slow on defense. Frankly, Jusuf Nurkic is much more valuable. Back-up center Mason Plumlee is even worse than Nick Richards. And yes, Phoenix is so desperate that they put Bol Bol back in the rotation for big minutes. By the way, this was my favorite player in NBA 2k21 when the developers of that computer game made him a hall of fame level player! :ROFLMAO: But in reality, Bol Bol can only be useful (sometimes) in limited minutes. In general, Phoenix this season is a team without defense. And that's their main problem! The only defender in the starting five is Royce O'Neale. Bet? Sure! :cool:;) [/QUOTE]

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