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We have a lot of interesting playoff scenarios to play out here on Sunday in both the NBA

and the NHL. Coming up in a few minutes, we're going to be talking some Stanley Cup playoffs. Chris

Ruffalo from Pick Dogs will join us on the program. We'll get his best bets for the NHL

slate coming up here on Sunday. We'll also talk about some of the best prop bets that I like

for those games coming up tomorrow. But for the NBA coming up tomorrow, I wanted to go over

some trends with some of these situational spots that we have here in the NBA playoffs. The first

one that really jumped off the page to me is that game between the Portland, no, excuse me,

the Toronto Raptors and the Cleveland Cavaliers.

Now, this is the ultimate situation, at least what I'm looking at here, which is where they

say a series truly doesn't begin until a team

loses a home game, right? So this series has played out to form. The home favorite

has won the first two games. And then the home dog actually won game number three. So this is interesting.

History of the database, all time, goes back to the early 2000s.

When a team in the NBA playoffs wins games one and two as the home favorite,

but then loses game three as the road favorite.

How do they do in game number four?

Those teams are 20 and 10 straight up all time, 16, 13, and 1 against the spread in game

number four.

Since 2021, just the last couple of seasons, 4 and 0 straight up,

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