Tuesday Referee Stats

[Mendoza Line]

Atlanta at Cleveland: Not too much significant info here. Home dogs are 1-0 ATS with Marc Davis so far this young season, and they went 14-9 ATS last season with him. However, small home dogs went just 1-8 ATS with ref David Guthrie last year.

Philadelphia at Washington: Bennie Adams was 28-37 over/under last season, including 6-11 o/u with totals between 185 and 195 points. He is 1-2 o/u in 3 games so far this year. His last 3 Wizards games went under. Ref Bill Kennedy is also 1-2 o/u this year, and his last 4 Wizards games went under.

Boston at Detroit: Home dogs of between 5 and 10 points were 1-5 ATS with ref Derrick Collins last season and 1-3 ATS with ref Bob Delaney last year. Home dogs in that range are already 0-1 ATS with Delaney this year. Detroit is on a run of 0-3 SU & ATS with Delaney and a run of 0-6 SU & ATS with Collins.

Orlando at New York: Our favorite under ref, Dick Bavetta, is 1-1 over/under this year, but was 23-44 o/u last season. He was best with totals between 195 and 205, going 6-18 o/u. Nine of his last 10 Orlando games and 7 of his last 10 NYK games went under. Road teams were 39-27 ATS with Bavetta last season. Ref Mark Ayotte was a huge help to road teams last year, as they went 42-24 ATS with him on the court, including 7-2 ATS as favorites of more than 5 points. Third ref Kevin Fehr has been more down the middle on home-road ATS, but Orlando is 9-1 SU & 8-2 ATS in their last 10 with him.

Minnesota at Miami: Just some heavy team-specific under trends with this crew. Mike Callahan's last 7 Miami games all went under, as did 7 of his last 10 Minny games. Sean Wright last 5 Miami games and 6 of his last 7 Minny games went under. Third ref Karl Lane is a rookie, and his only game this year went under.

Portland at Milwaukee: Tough game here. One rookie ref and one other who's worked just 5 games during the last 2 years. The only guy with abundant experience is Leroy Richardson. Last year Richardson loved the road teams, and they went 40-27 ATS with him, including 15-5 ATS getting fewer than 5 points. Roads teams are already 2-0 ATS with him this season.

Memphis at L.A. Lakers: No strong historic trends with any of these guys. So far this year, though, road teams are 2-0 ATS with James Capers, 2-0 ATS with Mark Lindsay, and 3-0 ATS with Jason Phillips.

[Hammer&Sickle]

Liked the Under in Washington already.