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platypus says:

7/16/2009 1:26 AM

hey, can you pm me your email?

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dennishopson says:

9/11/2008 9:00 PM

I had something funny as shit to tell you, and the rest of the usuall suspects didn't need to hear it. I'll try to remember, but yeah, it'd be cool. Let me know when you're about to do it, becauseI'd want to take it right back down with as many nutbags only exist to stalk............(handshake)

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dennishopson says:

8/13/2008 11:51 PM

Drop me a note...I don't want my email out there... You won't believe this, but I've inflamed a few people here and there....LOL bahahahahahaaha

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tonktime says:

7/04/2008 10:03 AM

HAPPY 4th TO YA!!!! GL TODAY MAN!!!

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wizz says:

3/03/2008 3:53 PM

The Montreal Canadiens open a four-game road trip knowing no team in their conference has more points than they do. The San Jose Sharks can't make the same claim, but they'll return from a lengthy trip feeling awfully good. San Jose looks to extend its season-high winning streak to six games Monday when it faces Montreal in its first home game since Feb. 14. The Sharks (36-21-8) dropped the first three contests of their eight-game trip, falling in succession to the New York Rangers, New York Islanders and New Jersey Devils.

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andarmac99 says:

2/11/2008 4:33 PM

Thanks Rod

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rod_steel says:

2/11/2008 3:18 AM

Whilst I have no numbers to back any of my claims, I agree with you that if a road team had a huge lead before HT after a run made by the home team than the 2H play would be the home team because of the momentum they bring into the 2H + you have to factor the effect of the crowd as well. This is even more profitable from a betting standpoint if that road team happens to be the underdog as well.

However I disagree with your first point, that if a road team takes a big lead into HT you simply fade them. The reason they have the lead in the first place is invariably because of a lack of intensity from the home team and that intangible generally is something a team doesn't overturn during HT. I found it fairly profitable if anything to take the + in the 2H with the road team because of it and also you will find that the home team generally becomes the public play with Vegas trying to bait those who took the home team from the beginning of the game.

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