Kevin West has a strong NBA pick on the Pacers versus Celtics game tonight. Online sportsbooks are gifting the Pacers 6.5 points to take to the TD Garden. Indiana has a recent history of playing the Cs very close. Should bettors expect that to carry into tonight’s contest? K-West breaks it down and offers his Wednesday night hoops prediction!
Minnesota is motivated and playing good ball. At first glance, a 2-3 record in their last five doesn’t turn any heads. When you consider that the losses were to a red-hot Boston team and road games at Portland and Golden State, it’s a less painful site. The team is 6-3 over the last nine games, but what really has merit here is their effort on the defensive end of the court. It’s been very consistent, where they’ve allowed less than 43% in 11 of their last 14 games. Can the T-Wolves continue to be great on defense in the post Jimmy Butler era? Kevin West has your NBA pick.
Phoenix will be without Devin Booker tonight. He’s missed the last four games and the Suns have struggled to stay competitive in those contests, losing by margins of 17, 22, 17 and 4. Booker has missed four other games this season and Suns had the same issue, losing all four of those games by margins of 14, 30, 7 and 21 points. In summary, Booker has missed 8 games this season. The Suns have lost all eight by an average of 16.5 points per game. Kevin West looks at if that’s enough to pick Spurs -12.5.
The Knicks have been playing decent ball as of late, covering 5 in a row and six of their last seven. Even more impressive, most of these games have been vs. formidable opponents including the Blazers, Celtics, Pelicans and at Memphis. Statistically speaking, it appears that the team is putting forth more effort on the defensive end as they haven’t allowed an opponent to shoot over 50% from the field in their past 5 games. Kevin West looks at if this trend is enough to take the Knicks and the points.
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The Boston Red Sox with Drew Pomeranz at the Los Angeles Dodgers with Rich Hill battlle it out in Game 4 of the World Series. Expert MLB hndicapper Kevin West breaks down all the numbers and weighs out the matchups at hand and gives out his suggested wager.
Can the Dodgers dig themselves out of a two game hole with the change in venue? Is Los Angeles worthy of the -153 line or is your money better wagered on the road dog Red Sox? MLB prognosticator Kevin West believes that you should forget the moneyline wagering and play the total. Read on to get his reasoning.
When I first looked at this game, it appeared to be an even matchup. After hours of research, it became very apparent that Boston is a strong play tonight.
The Falcons squeaked by the Bucaneers last week at home 34-29. Despite the win, the Falcons may have the worst defense in the NFL as evidenced by the huge yield to the erratic Jameis Winston, where he tossed 30-41 for 389 yards. Will the Falcons make Eli Manning look superb tonight? Kevin West has an analysis and NFL pick.
The Redskins might be good. Let’s allow that to marinate… They started the season off easily winning on the road, beating Arizona 24-6. Sure, Arizona is weak this season, but it’s still hard to win on the road. Next they had a clunker at home vs. the Colts where nothing went to plan. As good teams do, they rebounded nicely and trounced the Pack 31-17. Do they have momentum going into New Orleans and facing the -6 Saints?