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10* NBA CONSENSUS CLUB *REVENGE ANGLE* ~ 30-13 +$17K L18 DAYS!
(NBA) Golden State vs. New York,
Money Line: -120.00 Golden State (Away)
Result: Win
Money Line: -120.00 Golden State (Away)
Result: Win
This is a 10* CONSENSUS CLUB on the Warriors.
After two straight losses, I think that Stephen Curry, Steve Kerr and the rest of the visiting Warriors will dig deep here and find a way to get the job done in this favorable matchup.
New York is primed for a letdown here in this non-conference matchup in my opinion after winning four of five, most recently a home victory over the lowly Timberwolves.
The Warriors play with revenge here as well after the Knicks picked up a 15 point road win in January.
If recent history is any precedence, then the Warriors have to be loving their chances here, as they've won four straight at Madison Square Garden.
Golden State is averaging 114 PPG this year, but in its last four to New York it's averaged over 124.
The Knicks in those games have put up an average of just 103 points. New York needs monster performances out of Julius Randle each and every night to compete and with a night off before a much more "winnable" game vs. Sacramento at home, I believe it's also a classic "look-ahead/let-down" position.
The Warriors have the depth and motivation to carry them to a solid win and cover here on the road. Lay the short points!
Good luck, NP
After two straight losses, I think that Stephen Curry, Steve Kerr and the rest of the visiting Warriors will dig deep here and find a way to get the job done in this favorable matchup.
New York is primed for a letdown here in this non-conference matchup in my opinion after winning four of five, most recently a home victory over the lowly Timberwolves.
The Warriors play with revenge here as well after the Knicks picked up a 15 point road win in January.
If recent history is any precedence, then the Warriors have to be loving their chances here, as they've won four straight at Madison Square Garden.
Golden State is averaging 114 PPG this year, but in its last four to New York it's averaged over 124.
The Knicks in those games have put up an average of just 103 points. New York needs monster performances out of Julius Randle each and every night to compete and with a night off before a much more "winnable" game vs. Sacramento at home, I believe it's also a classic "look-ahead/let-down" position.
The Warriors have the depth and motivation to carry them to a solid win and cover here on the road. Lay the short points!
Good luck, NP
