Ant man didn’t look like Jordan’s son yesterday. Mavs punched these mfkers in the mouth. Beautiful offense by Luka and Kyrie cooking em. Glad I was on the right side after having my initial thought being Wolves ML. Let’s get it back again 👊 $$$

I have Boston 1st half and game. Apparently, I have the total opposite you guys as I felt in order for Boston to cover, they need to adjust on the defense. Only 1 unit on the under but 5 units on Boston. I also have Minnesota tomorrow although I have Dallas in the series. GL

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Obie Topin over 8.5pts. Boston over 60.5 pts at halftime!

Fever Under 166.5 killed me last night

Celtics over 116.5 pts

***Originally posted this on Merril's WT video but thought there would be some useful stuff here for everyone to consider. Good luck with your bets today. Here ya go!... "...Hmmm, the "Celtics need to be and will be more focused"?! Is that all it was?! You are not factoring in that defensive prowess suffers due to fatigue especially for teams that prefer, play, and excel at a WAY slower pace. Unfortunately, the Pacers won't let them do that. The Pacers DRAIN THEIR OPPONENTS running up and down the court like no other team in the league. THEY EMBRACE A WAR OF ATTRITION. An obvious example- Why was Al Horford gasping for air at the foul line in the second quarter?? He's 38. And well naturally, he was tired. Why were his shooting numbers awful from 3? Perhaps, he was still tired, heavy legs. Why was Myles Turner able to continue his hot shooting? In addition to him being an incredible player, in part he was being guarded by a TIRED and 38-year-old Al Horford who probably felt like he was running suicides trying to keep up. That is what the Pacers do. It worked all season, (NBA's highest rated offense) which included a huge chunk of games without NBA champion Pascal Siakam on the roster. The Celtics were the rested, "experienced" team and were outplayed at home. They may have more experience from a sheer# of playoff games played standpoint, but for 2024, they are CERTAINLY NOT the more BATTLE-TESTED team between these two. You are also looking way too much at meaningless regular season games in this matchup where stars on both sides either missed the game completely or played limited minutes. The Celtics also needed Holiday's best playoff performance of the year to scrape by. Bad Indiana coaching, and not fouling up three with 10 seconds left is the only reason the Pacers lost Game 1. Despite being the "young an inexperienced" team that had just finished a 7-game series on the road, the Pacers were the relentless team in game 1. Down 12-0 early, they did not even blink and will not be deterred by losing Game 1. They did not expect to sweep the Celtics. ALSO!, these games will have NO MORE than one day's rest in between them (including travel) all the way through at least Game 5. The Celtics barely played their bench, and Holliday was asked to do a ton on both sides of the ball. Way more than is normally asked of him. WE ALL KNOW BY NOW, (some earlier than the rest), how important the Pacers deep bench is in being able to SUSTAIN such a high pace and CONTINUE TO EXCEL while their starters get a breather. The Celtics legs are certainly tired after a complete shock to the system compared to the pace in the pushover Cleveland and Miami Heat series'. All this talk of the Celtics being "the best team in the league by far" is nonsense. I saw their flaws last year and hammered the Heat. This core Celtics group caves. PERIOD. Being regular season heroes does not count for anything in the playoffs. And I hope you have been paying attention to the Pacers playoff statistics for defending 3-point shooting. If you remove Divincenzo's crazy numbers, how did everyone else the Pacers played this post-season fare? The Celtics live and die by the 3 and the more RUNNING they do, and the more their batteries are drained, while trying to play a defensive brand of basketball at warp speed, they will not suddenly be lights out from 3 as a team. And guess what, make or miss, the Pacers will keep running. Game 1 showed the Celtics may not have the horses or the DEPTH to maintain a lead at this pace blowing big leads multiple times against the 2024 version of the Indiana Pacers. And IF and when Porzingis comes back, he will not have tested that calf to the extent that playing a high-paced REAL game against the Pacers would have. He will not walk into a dominant role. Calf injuries are tricky. Thanks again for the video!

Thats a wrap for the series obviously if Haliburton is out. Sickening stuff. Turner has these foul trouble games from time to time but none of that matters if this injury lasts more than a game. Not scoring for 6 minutes in the second quarter literally does not make any sense.