NBA Betting: Vol. 2
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José Barea, Brandon Roy, and Nikola Peković are all sidelined again today
Andrei Kirilenko is going to have to carry the weight of whatever crazy lines the oddsmakers set, 🤣 and today that looks like 17.5+ at 1.85 😁 It’s the exact same headache we saw two days ago; if the Timberwolves actually want to show up tonight, he’s going to be stuck playing 40+ minutes and needs to drop at least 20 points just to stay relevant. Sure, they brought in Josh Howard, but the guy literally just finished his first practice with the squad today, so given his projected minutes, I doubt he'll be much of a help to the team.
Stephen Curry could also easily go 19.5+ at 1.85, especially since he's facing a massive defensive hole in the Timberwolves' backcourt. He struggled a bit last game, only putting up 12, but before that, he was consistently hovering around the 19 mark, so I really think he'll blow past that number today.
The Timberwolves played a pretty pathetic game against the Bobcats last time out. Andrei Kirilenko was basically their only source of paint scoring, while the Bobcats racked up about ten blocks, the Timberwolves missed fifteen free throws, and yet they still managed to crawl within 10 centimeters of forcing overtime and grabbing a win thanks to Kirilenko's buckets. Meanwhile, the Warriors won their last one against Atlanta, 92-88, and they've taken the last two matchups between these two teams.
The Timberwolves have been looking pretty solid this season—actually, they've been excellent on defense. They're giving up about 88.5 points per game, whereas the Warriors are giving up 98.1. If they want to keep this kind of momentum, they’re going to have to lock in defensively again, which is why I'm eyeing Minnesota/Golden State Under 184.5 at 1.85 ☕
We also shouldn't completely overlook the Warriors at 2.15, because even though they're absolutely decimated by injuries right now, it feels like a waste not to take advantage of ☕that value
Andrei Kirilenko is going to have to carry the weight of whatever crazy lines the oddsmakers set, 🤣 and today that looks like 17.5+ at 1.85 😁 It’s the exact same headache we saw two days ago; if the Timberwolves actually want to show up tonight, he’s going to be stuck playing 40+ minutes and needs to drop at least 20 points just to stay relevant. Sure, they brought in Josh Howard, but the guy literally just finished his first practice with the squad today, so given his projected minutes, I doubt he'll be much of a help to the team.
Stephen Curry could also easily go 19.5+ at 1.85, especially since he's facing a massive defensive hole in the Timberwolves' backcourt. He struggled a bit last game, only putting up 12, but before that, he was consistently hovering around the 19 mark, so I really think he'll blow past that number today.
The Timberwolves played a pretty pathetic game against the Bobcats last time out. Andrei Kirilenko was basically their only source of paint scoring, while the Bobcats racked up about ten blocks, the Timberwolves missed fifteen free throws, and yet they still managed to crawl within 10 centimeters of forcing overtime and grabbing a win thanks to Kirilenko's buckets. Meanwhile, the Warriors won their last one against Atlanta, 92-88, and they've taken the last two matchups between these two teams.
The Timberwolves have been looking pretty solid this season—actually, they've been excellent on defense. They're giving up about 88.5 points per game, whereas the Warriors are giving up 98.1. If they want to keep this kind of momentum, they’re going to have to lock in defensively again, which is why I'm eyeing Minnesota/Golden State Under 184.5 at 1.85 ☕
We also shouldn't completely overlook the Warriors at 2.15, because even though they're absolutely decimated by injuries right now, it feels like a waste not to take advantage of ☕that value