Odds To Win NBA Championship

By Mike Godsey


As the post All-Star Game stretch run is set to begin, href="http://www.linetrackers.com/">sportsbooks have the Boston Celtics and
Detroit Pistons as the favorites to win the 2008 NBA Championship.

Boston is +265
while Detroit is +275 according to href="http://www.bookmaker.com/?cmpid=5999">Bookmaker. NBA betting expert
Curt Thomas from GodsTips, anchor of style='mso-bidi-font-weight:normal'> href="http://www.offshoreinsiders.com/">OffshoreInsiders.com style='color:#333333'> says the oddsmakers recognize the Eastern
Conference Champion will have an easier road than the Western Conference. “We
could see a team win 50 games in the West and not make the playoffs,” says
Thomas, “thus no team had an quick path while the East should come down to the
Pistons and the Celtics.”

Phoenix and
newly acquired center Shaquille O’Neal are next at +500, followed very closely
by the Spurs at +505. Cy McCormick of href="http://www.masterlockline.com/">MasterLockLine.com
emphasizes, “The Spurs have been there, done that,” and adds that they
are better than their record indicates because of several injuries.

Perennial bridesmaid and first-round upset victim last
year, Dallas is +600. The Lakers,
who recently added Pau Gasol
to the equation, are +700.

Can LeBron James repeat and exceed last year’s one-man
show? The Cavaliers are +2000, showing little respect for the defending Eastern
Conference Champions.

Who is the best long shot? Thomas says it’s New
Orleans
at +1100. “Their starting five is their
strength and benches shorten up in the postseason,” says the NBA betting guru.

To win your bets for the NBA stretch run, March Madness
and more, visit href="http://www.offshoreinsiders.com/">OffshoreInsiders.com style='mso-spacerun:yes'>




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