Nick Hamaty

1 week ago | zonecoverage.com | Nick Hamaty

LocksNBA (1 Unit) NY Knicks @ Indiana Pacers -1 First Quarter (-110; Odds via DraftKings): 7:00 PM CT on TNTThere’s been a definite home court boost early in games for this series, and I’m playing that angle again here to look for a solid start out of Indiana. Home teams are 5-0 to this number in the series, so the home cooking is a real thing.

1 week ago | zonecoverage.com | Nick Hamaty

LocksMLB (0.5 Unit) David Peterson Over 6.5 Strikeouts (+110; Odds via DraftKings): 6:10 PM CT on COLRPeterson is not necessarily a strikeout pitcher, averaging just under one K per inning this season. But there are a couple of big factors working in his favor tonight that should help boost him over this prop. First is the opponent, as the Rockies just plain stink which is no secret.

1 week ago | zonecoverage.com | Nick Hamaty

LocksNBA (0.5 Unit) Karl-Anthony Towns Over 33.5 Points+Rebounds (-110; Odds via DraftKings): 7:00 PM CT on TNTFirst, let’s take a moment to recognize tonight as the last time we’ll see the NBA on TNT. Pour one out, it’s been real. This might also be the last time we see the Knicks as they’re on the brink of elimination, but I doubt KAT goes down without a fight.

1 week ago | zonecoverage.com | Nick Hamaty

LocksNBA (0.5 Unit) Minnesota Timberwolves Team Total Over 105.5 (-110; Odds via Caesars): 7:30 PM CT on ESPNThe Wolves have shown an incredible ability to crush this team total, and an incredible ability to come nowhere close. That’s so emblematic of their up-and-down season with a bunch of inexplicable losses for a team with this level of talent. I’m seeing a fairly low number here that they should be able to reach in a desperation spot, held down by OKC being heavy favorites.

1 week ago | zonecoverage.com | Nick Hamaty

LocksNBA (0.5 Unit) NY Knicks @ Indiana Pacers First Quarter ML (-115; Odds via DraftKings): 7:00 PM CT on TNTA massive collapse leading to a key loss tends to – and should in this instance – light a fire under a team for the start of their next game. Just look at the Knicks after their historic collapse down the stretch of Game 1 in this series, coming out and taking a lead after a quarter in the next game, even though it didn’t last.