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June, 13 2010 8:05pm EST
ATS: Boston Celtics -3 (-110)
WIN for +4.55 unit(s)

Los Angeles Lakers at Boston Celtics

Photo_nba We have cashed all four games in the Finals thus far as we have gone the alternating route or the bounceback option as the Lakers and Celtics have alternated wins through the first four games. I am going to buck this trend on Sunday as the Celtics, who played solid in desperation time, will have to once again dig deep to avoid going down a game and needing to win the final two games in Los Angeles to win the championship. The best part about the Game Four win was that it was the Celtics bench that was the difference as the Boston starting five played well below average. That means it is rebound time for those starters as they knew they were bailed out. As was the case for Game Three, the Game Four plan is to have at least two of the three “Big Three” step up. It did not happen last game and they got away with it but they cannot count on the reserves for a second straight game. The Celtics have yet to see a consistent effort form the majority of the trio and part of that problem is foul trouble that each of the Big Three has endured (Ray Allen in Game One, Kevin Garnett in Game Two and Paul Pierce in Game Three). Foul trouble was not the issue on Thursday as it was simply a bad game by most. Another key has been rebounding as one team has outboarded the other by an average of nearly eight per game. To no surprise, that team with the board edge has won all four games. The Celtics controlled the offensive glass in Game Four and that needs to take place again in Game Five. The reason it can happen is that Andrew Bynum’s knee is not getting any better and it is getting worse actually. Bynum has fought through knee pain for six weeks after sustaining torn cartilage in the first round against Oklahoma City, but he couldn't tolerate it any longer, saying, “I didn't really have any strength in the leg.”, according to the L.A. times. He gets an extra day of rest here but I don’t think it is going to matter. Bynum said the condition of his knee is the worst it's been since he suffered a slight tear to his meniscus on April 30th in Game Six of the Lakers' first-round series with the Oklahoma City Thunder and he is flying in his personal physician to look at the injured knee which is not a good sign. With the being another ‘Must Win’ for the Celtics, the line should show that but it has not and the reason is the same as in Game Four. The linesmakers have not made the overadjustment of the ‘Must Win’ team being overpriced. The thinking is relatively simple because the higher that line gets, the more action will come in on the publicly loved Lakers. 10* Boston Celtics