Wednesday Referee Stats

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A bazillion games tonight! Short version of this ref stuff, with just the most important info....

Charlotte at New Jersey: Dick Bavetta 1-1 o/u this season. He was 27-39-1 o/u last season, including 6-16 o/u with posted totals below 195. He also likes the road teams, historically, and NJ is 1-9 SU & ATS in their last 10 with him.

Indiana at Philadelphia: Road teams are just 1-2 ATS with Tony Brothers so far this season, but went 49-21 ATS with him last season, including 15-5 ATS as road faves.

Detroit at Atlanta: Tom Washington is 0-3 o/u this season, and was 31-41 o/u last year. Nine of his last 10 Atlanta games and 7 of his last 10 Detroit games went under. Monty McCutchen is also 0-3 o/u this year, but has generally gone over with these two teams.

Minnesota at Orlando: Nothing very strong. All 3 refs lean slightly to unders and double-digit dogs, which is not unusual.

Milwaukee at Boston: Home teams are 4-0 SU, but just 2-2 ATS, with ref Bennie Adams. Ed Malloy loved home faves last year, with faves of between 5 and 10 points going 17-9 ATS with him.

New Orleans at Houston: Ref David Jones went 19-30 o/u last year, including 5-15 o/u with totals listed above 205 points. He's 1-1 o/u this year, going under in the one game he worked with a high total. Gary Zielinski and Ken Mauer also lean under with totals above 205.

Coming right back with the later games.

[Mendoza Line]

The rest of tonight's action....

Dallas at Denver: Road teams are 3-0 ATS this year with Kane Fitzgerald, including 1-0 ATS as a small dog. Dogs of fewer than 5 points were 11-6 ATS with him last year.

Toronto at Utah: Underdogs were 51-29 ATS last year with Scott Foster, including double-digit dogs going 9-3 ATS. In his 3 games so far this year, 2 small dogs lost ATS with him, and 1 bigger dog covered. He's 0-3 o/u so far as well. Double-digit road dogs were 12-6 ATS with ref Michael Smith last year, and went 5-2 ATS with part-time ref Curtis Blair.

San Antonio at Phoenix: Leon Wood was 44-23 o/u last season, including 15-7 o/u with totals above 205 points. He's 2-1 o/u so far this year, and his last 3 in Phoenix all went over. Ref Ron Garretson is more middle-of-the-road on totals, but his last 4 Spurs games went over, as did 8 of his last 9 Suns games.

Oklahoma City at L.A. Clippers: Nothing strong here. Ref Pat Fraher is 3-0 o/u this season.

L.A. Lakers at Sacramento: Home teams are winless (0-3 SU & 0-2-1 ATS) with ref Zach Zarba this season. Road teams were 41-32 ATS with him last year, including 12-8 ATS as road faves. Zarba loves the Lakers quite a bit, with LA going 6-0 SU & ATS in their last 6 on the road with Zarba, including twice in Sacto.

Memphis at Golden State: Bill Spooner was 38-27 o/u last year, including 15-9 o/u with totals above 205. Six of his last 7 Warriors games went over, all with huge totals. Ref Rodney Mott just leaned to the over last year, and 6 of his last 7 Grizz games and 4 of his last 6 Warriors games went over.

[Hammer&Sickle]

tHanks for the info!


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