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Message: [QUOTE="john_entony, post: 7094129, member: 1020707"] NBA Boston Celtics @ Detroit Pistons: [B]Detroit Pistons (+ 3.5) /// 2.00[/B] Last bet won. Houston again suffered from the absence of Fred VanVleet, because again the Rockets played too weak in ballhandling (15 turnovers to 18 assists!). However, the Rockets completely won the paint and successfully locked down the clutch. My betting score is MLB 101-93 in favor of successful, NBA 144-170 in favor of unsuccessful, NHL 7-16 in favor of unsuccessful, NFL 4-11 in favor of unsuccessful. New bet: Detroit Pistons at home will not lose to Boston Celtics by more than 3 points. Too solid odds on prime home Detroit! The Pistons have a current streak of 7 straight wins (and 11 straight games where Detroit hasn't lost by more than 3 points). They have an almost optimal roster (only Jaden Ivey will not play and Simone Fontecchio's participation is questionable). Boston has an away back-to-back! And the first game was very difficult in Toronto, where Jayson Tatum played 40 minutes and Derrick White played 38 minutes. Even the role player Sam Hauser played 40 minutes! Jrue Holiday, Al Horford, and Luke Kornet are all questionable. Yes, all these players did not play in the game against Toronto and most likely they will play against Detroit. But if this was a load management (and I'm sure it was), I wouldn't be surprised if, for example, Jayson Tatum or Derrick White also get some rest in the upcoming game. Boston is in a comfortable 2nd place in the West. They are unlikely to overtake Cleveland, but the Celtics won't drop to 3rd place either. Therefore, a loss in an away back-to-back will have no negative impact on the standings. Bet? Sure! :cool:;) [/QUOTE]

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