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I'll have at least one play posted in a little while, still doing some handicapping. WNBA season hasn't been profitable yet (10-14) but I got a W last night with an easy winner on the Over in Port/Chi.
We have a rare B2B spot going tonight. Article with my write-up on the game should be up shortly on the home page.
Update #1:
There's just no way I'm not going to have some action while watching LA/Ind tonight. Even many non-sports fans are aware of what's been going on in Clarksville lately - more of the same, opposing players assaulting her while the refs turn a blind eye to it.
On Monday, Phoenix's Alyssa Thomas had Caitlin on the ground, where she need her in the groin and then made a fist and pressed it into Clark' neck. As Caitlin got up and complained to the ref another Mercury player shoved her from behind.
It was clear, obvious, and obscene yet the refs did nothing about it, no foul called. This is actually an improvement on their past behavior where they would normally call a foul on Caitlin for having her face get in the way of an opponent's fist.
The next morning, a cartoon appeared on the Phoenix Mercury website. It showed Clark lying on the ground, in pain, with a caption reading, "DeWanna piece of this", a play on words on the Phoenix Mercury's star DeWanna Bonner.
There is no denying it - the WNBA is populated by jealous, racist, bully bitches.
And the league office all but condones the behavior.
In a recent game I heard the announcers call out, "Caitlin Clark is 0-3 from the floor tonight." Did they make this announcement as she was leaving the court to go take a seat on the bench?
No.
The call had nothing to do with the action going on in the game, it was just typical WNBA announcing - taking advantage of any spot they can to say something negative about Clark.
The Fever lost the only game played since the now much publicized viral video attack, but not due to a lack of offensive power - they scored 109 in the losing effort.
Tonight's game qualifies for my T2 handicapping model.
T2 says the game stays Under. This spot is 17-15 on the season but as most of my models are hovering around the .500 mark I'm betting this one gets one step closer to it tonight.
When I looked at the game from a team specific angle I had to double check the numbers and go over them twice because of 33 games that qualified eleven of them have involved the LA Sparks.
ELEVEN!
And their record is 2-9, giving me an 82% Fade on the Under.
That's offset a bit by Indiana in this spot. The Fever are 4-2 when they qualify for a T2 Under.
And when I factor in the day of the week, there have been three games that qualified as T2 Unders on Saturday night.
The record is 0-3.
You can get this one right now at our sponsors at 178'.
That's what I did.
My play:
LA/Ind Ov 178'.
Be sure to check back later, I'm doing some prop bet handicapping right now and hope to have at least one more play.
Update #2: I was hoping to have a prop or two tonight but I've done my capping and didn't get any of the numbers that I want.
We have a rare B2B spot going tonight. Article with my write-up on the game should be up shortly on the home page.
Update #1:
There's just no way I'm not going to have some action while watching LA/Ind tonight. Even many non-sports fans are aware of what's been going on in Clarksville lately - more of the same, opposing players assaulting her while the refs turn a blind eye to it.
On Monday, Phoenix's Alyssa Thomas had Caitlin on the ground, where she need her in the groin and then made a fist and pressed it into Clark' neck. As Caitlin got up and complained to the ref another Mercury player shoved her from behind.
It was clear, obvious, and obscene yet the refs did nothing about it, no foul called. This is actually an improvement on their past behavior where they would normally call a foul on Caitlin for having her face get in the way of an opponent's fist.
The next morning, a cartoon appeared on the Phoenix Mercury website. It showed Clark lying on the ground, in pain, with a caption reading, "DeWanna piece of this", a play on words on the Phoenix Mercury's star DeWanna Bonner.
There is no denying it - the WNBA is populated by jealous, racist, bully bitches.
And the league office all but condones the behavior.
In a recent game I heard the announcers call out, "Caitlin Clark is 0-3 from the floor tonight." Did they make this announcement as she was leaving the court to go take a seat on the bench?
No.
The call had nothing to do with the action going on in the game, it was just typical WNBA announcing - taking advantage of any spot they can to say something negative about Clark.
The Fever lost the only game played since the now much publicized viral video attack, but not due to a lack of offensive power - they scored 109 in the losing effort.
Tonight's game qualifies for my T2 handicapping model.
T2 says the game stays Under. This spot is 17-15 on the season but as most of my models are hovering around the .500 mark I'm betting this one gets one step closer to it tonight.
When I looked at the game from a team specific angle I had to double check the numbers and go over them twice because of 33 games that qualified eleven of them have involved the LA Sparks.
ELEVEN!
And their record is 2-9, giving me an 82% Fade on the Under.
That's offset a bit by Indiana in this spot. The Fever are 4-2 when they qualify for a T2 Under.
And when I factor in the day of the week, there have been three games that qualified as T2 Unders on Saturday night.
The record is 0-3.
You can get this one right now at our sponsors at 178'.
That's what I did.
My play:
LA/Ind Ov 178'.
Be sure to check back later, I'm doing some prop bet handicapping right now and hope to have at least one more play.
Update #2: I was hoping to have a prop or two tonight but I've done my capping and didn't get any of the numbers that I want.