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Vegas Over/Under: 67.5

Fromal’s Record Projection: 70-12 The Bet: Prevent lean over
Generally, avoid gambling on teams which need to have a season that is historical in order to reward supporters of this over.
Although 67.5 victories might seem a bit low for a ridiculously talented roster which somehow got better later winning 67 matches and making its second title in three Decades, only six squads have emerged successfully from 68 or more regular-season contests in a single year:
2015-16 Golden State Warriors: 73-9
1995-96 Chicago Bulls: 72-10
1996-97 Chicago Bulls: 69-13
1971-72 Los Angeles Lakers: 69-13
1972-73 Boston Celtics: 68-14
1966-67 Philadelphia 76ers: 68-13
This season’s Golden State Warriors are every bit as talented as the aforementioned squads. After bringing all their key pieces and incorporating Jordan Bell, Nick Young and Omri Casspi into the mix, they may well be the most talented team in NBA history. We are even comfortable projecting them to break past the 70-win brink yet again.
However, this high up on the scale, no margin for error exists. Two big accidents or one could make reaching 68 victories impossible. One stretch of shooting can wreck their opportunities.
Stay away, however confident you could be in this bunch.

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Fight fans will regrettably have to wait a bit more time to see The Korean Zombie back in action. In accordance with MMA-in-Asia. Com, who confirmed the news with all the fighter’s manager, Chan Sung Jung re-injured his shoulder and was forced to pull from his scheduled fight against Akira Corassani, which had been set to occur October 4 at Ericsson Globe Arena in Stockholm, Sweden. Jung has not fought since injuring his shoulder into his title fight against UFC featherweight champion Jose Aldo back at UFC 163. He had surgery on his shoulder and was expected to make his comeback this fall after over a year out of the cage, but according to the article at MMA-in-Asia, Jung re-injured exactly the exact same shoulder through his coaching camp for Corassani. According to the guide, Jung doesn’t have structural damage and is to be re-evaluated by a doctor in a month. Jung is one of the most exciting fighters in the game pound-for-pound bar none, but it feels like injuries have really taken their toll upon him and at this point it is unclear if he will ever have the ability to fight at the same caliber he did before all of his injuries. At one point, Jung was on a three-fight win series in the UFC featherweight division with successes over Dustin Poirier, Mark Hominick and Leonard Garcia, shooting the trifecta of Fight of the Night, Knockout of the Night and Submission of the Night at the process, but since the win over Poirier in May 2012 Jung has fought just one time, dropping to Aldo via fourth-round TKO in UFC 163, and at this stage it does not seem like he will step into the cage again until 2015. It is very disappointing news for fans of this Korean Zombie anyplace, but hopefully the 27-year-old South Korean has hit some type of low point in his profession and he can bounce back from it earlier instead of later. As for who will face Corassani currently in the co-main occasion of UFC Fight Night 53, it is really hard to say at this time, but a few options include Jeremy Stephens, Clay Guida, and Diego Brandao, three”title” fighters seeking to bounce back from losses and that are available to fight. Although Corassani is not a fantastic fighter, he’s very exciting and the UFC retains giving him high-profile matchups, i.e. Jung, Poirier. But we’ll see what UFC matchmaker Sean Shelby has up his sleeve for his replacement competition for UFC Fight Night 53 — just hopefully whoever he picks is someone who will put on as pleasure of a series as the Zombie would have.

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The Cincinnati Reds head to St. Louis after a tough loss last night in Miami.

They went to extras and dropped in the 12th by a score of 4-3. Terrible loss for the Reds
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This week, we have a 13-fight card in Boise, Idaho. It’s headlined by Junior Dos Santos vs Blagoy Ivanov, that is making his UFC debut. DraftKings has smaller contests with this card since it’s only a Fight Night card using lesser known title, but there is still well over $100k to be obtained. I will be chasing my fair share of the money and I trust you guys will be . Here are a couple plays I like this weekend and my fade of the week.
Money Game play of this week — Alexander Volkanovski ($9,200)
I think Volkanovski is the”safest” play on this card and also his -300 betting line would agree with me. That is where I will be starting my lineup this week and I’ll figure out the rest from there. Volkanovski averages 116.5 DK points through his first four UFC fights so he has a whole lot of upside too. He could possible score more than two winners on this card combined. I do think he is in play for GPPs as well for this reason, but he will probably be the heaviest owned fighter on the card and we don’t care about possession as much in money games. I’d suggest paying for the expensive price tag on your cash games and then search for three or more others wins you’re confident in.
GPP drama of this week — Junior Dos Santos ($8,700)
JDS ought to function as way better striker inside this struggle and I think that is where the fight will occur. He can get KO’d in the opening seconds of this battle and score 0 points, but this is what makes him a GPP play in lieu of a cash match play. With these two Heavyweights, we need to likely find a KO within the 25-minues and I think the former winner, JDS, are the one to receive it. He has good takedown defense so he ought to be able to keep this fight on the toes where he’ll have a 4-inch achieve advantage to use.
Underdog play of the week — Niko Price ($7,900)
Niko will be my underdog drama of this week. The odds demonstrate that the fight ought to be rather close and there’s a good possibility that he uses his wrestling to obtain the benefit. In 5 fights he hasn’t seen a decision however, and there is a chance it remains that way if he gets Brown into the floor. Niko includes some slick submissions in his arsenal along with a lot of heart. On the toes, Brown probably has the benefit with his reach, but Cost does have some sneaky power too, which can not be overlooked. Overall, I like this as a GPP play.
Fade of this week — Alejandro Perez ($9,100)
Perez is the 2nd most expensive fighter on this card and he’s just $100 less expensive than Volkanovski. In my view, Perez will need a finish to have a shot at paying off that pricey salary and that I don’t wish to invest in that, personally. He’s never landed more than 1 takedown at a struggle and Wineland has excellent takedown defense, so we should see this fight occur on the toes. I believe Perez needs to be the person to get his hands raised in the conclusion but I think that it’s going to be through conclusion. If that’s true then he could score ~60 points in a win, and also at $9.1k that isn’t going to win anyone a tournament. I will be full fading Perez this week and hoping he doesn’t get the finish and he is my official evaporate of the week.
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