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AAA's 10* WEST-CONF FINALS GAME OF YEAR (7-1 NBA PLAYOFF RUN!)
(NBA) Golden State vs. Houston,
Point Spread: -1.00 | -105.00 Golden State (Away)
Result: Win
Point Spread: -1.00 | -105.00 Golden State (Away)
Result: Win
This is a 10* WESTERN-CONFERENCE FINALS GAME OF THE YEAR on the Golden State Warriors.
Golden State has a 2-0 series lead, but has yet to cover the spread. The Rockets have fought valiantly to this point, I had Houston and the UNDER in Game 1 and then the UNDER again in Game 2. However, while Houston continues to deal with injuries, the Warriors continue to gain confidence. One player to keep your eyes on today is the Warriors Stephen Curry, who had 34 points in Game 1 and 33 in Game 2. Obviously it's not going to be a cake walk though: "It hurts, but they did what they had to do," said the Rockets James Harden last night. "They won two games at home. We're going back home to get two games." Golden State though is hardly getting cocky, especially after it let a 17-point lead slip away in Game 2: "They feel like they lost two games they should have won," Golden State's Draymond Green assessed afterwards. "We feel like we almost gave this one away ... we have a ways to go, there's a lot we can get better at. But we're sitting here 2-0 and that's the most important thing." Expect to see a lot of shots from the outside, these teams obviously love shooting the 3-ball, as Golden State leads the league with 29.3 average per game, while Houston clocks in at 27.6. In my professional opinion, we haven't even seen the best of the Warriors yet, this is a difficult match-up for the Rockets and with the injury issues continuing to surround Howard and in a near pick-em game, I think that GOLDEN STATE takes full advantage and finally gets the job done ATS.
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Golden State has a 2-0 series lead, but has yet to cover the spread. The Rockets have fought valiantly to this point, I had Houston and the UNDER in Game 1 and then the UNDER again in Game 2. However, while Houston continues to deal with injuries, the Warriors continue to gain confidence. One player to keep your eyes on today is the Warriors Stephen Curry, who had 34 points in Game 1 and 33 in Game 2. Obviously it's not going to be a cake walk though: "It hurts, but they did what they had to do," said the Rockets James Harden last night. "They won two games at home. We're going back home to get two games." Golden State though is hardly getting cocky, especially after it let a 17-point lead slip away in Game 2: "They feel like they lost two games they should have won," Golden State's Draymond Green assessed afterwards. "We feel like we almost gave this one away ... we have a ways to go, there's a lot we can get better at. But we're sitting here 2-0 and that's the most important thing." Expect to see a lot of shots from the outside, these teams obviously love shooting the 3-ball, as Golden State leads the league with 29.3 average per game, while Houston clocks in at 27.6. In my professional opinion, we haven't even seen the best of the Warriors yet, this is a difficult match-up for the Rockets and with the injury issues continuing to surround Howard and in a near pick-em game, I think that GOLDEN STATE takes full advantage and finally gets the job done ATS.
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