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AAA's 10* WEST-CONF FINALS TOTAL OF YEAR (+$40K NBA RUN CONTINUES!)
(NBA) Golden State vs. Oklahoma City,
Total: 222.00 | -110.00 Over
Result: Win
Total: 222.00 | -110.00 Over
Result: Win
This is a 10* WESTERN-CONFERENCE FINALS TOTAL OF THE YEAR on the UNDER between the Golden State Warriors and the Oklahoma City Thunder.
Can the Golden State Warriors make the necessary adjustments to slow down either Kevin Durant or Russell Westbrook? They'd better, or the defending champs will be hitting the links a little sooner than expected this year. Golden State finished with the best regular season record in NBA history this year, getting the job done on both ends of the floor. The Warriors only allowed 117 points nine times this year, but gave up that many after three quarters in Game 3. The NBA postseason is all about making adjustments from game to game and we think Steve Kerr will have his team ready to play tonight (note that Golden State has not lost back-to-back games all year either). OKC on the other hand can surely smell the blood in the water, but it's hard to imagine Durant and Westbrook having consecutive monster performances, vs. what will clearly be a Golden State team looking to make amends. OKC has been getting fantastic contributions from its role players, who have been key in slowing down Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson, who had 24 and 18 points respectively in Game 3, well below season averages. Note that the Warriors have seen the total go UNDER the number in four of their last five when trailing in a playoff series, while the Thunder have seen the total dip below the posted number in three of four this year off an upset win as an underdog. This can still be a high-scoring game and stay UNDER this sky-high total and that's exactly what we're expecting.
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Can the Golden State Warriors make the necessary adjustments to slow down either Kevin Durant or Russell Westbrook? They'd better, or the defending champs will be hitting the links a little sooner than expected this year. Golden State finished with the best regular season record in NBA history this year, getting the job done on both ends of the floor. The Warriors only allowed 117 points nine times this year, but gave up that many after three quarters in Game 3. The NBA postseason is all about making adjustments from game to game and we think Steve Kerr will have his team ready to play tonight (note that Golden State has not lost back-to-back games all year either). OKC on the other hand can surely smell the blood in the water, but it's hard to imagine Durant and Westbrook having consecutive monster performances, vs. what will clearly be a Golden State team looking to make amends. OKC has been getting fantastic contributions from its role players, who have been key in slowing down Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson, who had 24 and 18 points respectively in Game 3, well below season averages. Note that the Warriors have seen the total go UNDER the number in four of their last five when trailing in a playoff series, while the Thunder have seen the total dip below the posted number in three of four this year off an upset win as an underdog. This can still be a high-scoring game and stay UNDER this sky-high total and that's exactly what we're expecting.
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