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Message: [QUOTE="john_entony, post: 7323345, member: 1020707"] NBA Cleveland Cavaliers @ New York Knicks: [B]New York Knicks (- 3.5) /// 1.70 Last bet won.[/B] Yes, the worst-case scenario for us happened: De'Aaron Fox didn't play, and Stephon Castle and Julian Champagnie didn't play any better. On top of that, Dylan Harper was absolutely useless on defense (remember, he had 7 steals in the last game). But even with all these failures, Victor Wembanyama played incredibly again! Undoubtedly, that’s what allowed us to hold our bet. But I have to say that Oklahoma’s lead was only 5 points with 43 seconds left in the 4th quarter, so the 9-point spread was out of danger. My betting score is MLB 211-197 in favor of successful, NBA 227-240 in favor of unsuccessful, NHL 10-18 in favor of unsuccessful, NFL 8-12 in favor of unsuccessful. [B]New bet: [/B]New York Knicks at home will beat Cleveland Cavaliers by 4 points or more in the 2nd game of the series. I expect an easier win for the Knicks, as I feel Cleveland played at their maximum potential in the last game. After all, Donovan Mitchell won’t be able to play as well as he did in the previous game. Moreover, New York is in much better psychological shape than Cleveland. We all know how hard it is for a team to get mentally ready for the next game after losing a 20-point lead in the previous one. Fresh in my mind is the Orlando Magic’s loss in the 6th game of the series against Detroit Pistons in the 1st round of this Playoffs two weeks ago. How did Orlando play in the 7th game of the series? That’s why I believe Cleveland won’t be able to climb out of the hole of their current psychological condition. Bet? Sure! :cool:;) [/QUOTE]

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