Boston better take care of business in game 5, because if not, the pressure level goes way up for game 6.

Somewhat surprised to see the Sixers at -1 for Game 5. Would be a major step forward if they could win just this one and then take things a game at a time. Good adjustment by Brown going with the McConnell/three guard line-up in Game 4 to counter Celts quickness -- McConnell does a much better job vs. Rozier on D than any other Sixer. Assuming McConnell again gets major minutes in Game 5, think the game will come down to whether he or Rozier has a better night. Sixers are 8-0 when McConnell gets 15 or more.

Philly opened at minus 1 but I saw earlier Boston was minus 1. And if we go back to game 1 in Boston, Philly was actually minus 4 1/2.

The zig zag theory, after a few seasons of not working, has been really rolling in just about every playoff series this year.

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Not sure how zig-zag applles to this series -- Sixers have been favored in every game and lost the first three. Surprised that Boston is still only -1, given that they're up 3-1 and playing a close-out game in their own building. Looks like bettors are uncertain about whether the switch to McConnell in Game 4 might mean tha the Sixers have turned a corner in thie series. We'll known soon enough.