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AAA's EARLY 10* *Thunder/Spurs* TOTAL BLOCKBUSTER (40-32 +$4,350 NBA Y-T-D!)
(NBA) Oklahoma City vs. San Antonio,
Total: 200.00 | -110.00 Over
Result: Loss
Total: 200.00 | -110.00 Over
Result: Loss
This is a 10* TOTAL BLOCKBUSTER on the UNDER between the Oklahoma City Thunder and the San Antonio Spurs.
Oklahoma City has seen the total go OVER the number in four straight. San Antonio has seen it sail above the posted number in four of its last five and in eight of its last ten. These teams haven't played against each other since the Spurs knocked the Thunder out of the Playoffs with a 112-107 victory in the final game of the Western Conference finals last year. Despite the fact both teams have been putting the rock in the hole at a prodigious rate of late, I believe the conditions are finally right for a lower-scoring battle and definitely feel the value lies with the lower number. As dynamic as the Thunder are with Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook both in the lineup, San Antonio has been an absolute beast on the defensive end of late, it's allowed the fifth fewers points per 100 possessions this season and have two of the best two-way players on the court in Kawhi Leonard and Tim Duncan. Note that Duncan is fourth in the league in blocks per game and has held opponents to just 45.1 percent shooting at the rim; and note that with Leonard on the court, the Spurs opposition has been held to 97.5 points per 100 possessions, compared to 109.2 per 100 when he's on the bench. Note that Oklahoma City has seen the total go UNDER the number in four of five this year after allowing 105 points or more, while San Antonio has seen it dip below the posted number in two of three when playing with two days of rest. A great situational play, after taking all of the above factors into consideration, in my opinion all signs do indeed point to the UNDER as the sharp move here.
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Oklahoma City has seen the total go OVER the number in four straight. San Antonio has seen it sail above the posted number in four of its last five and in eight of its last ten. These teams haven't played against each other since the Spurs knocked the Thunder out of the Playoffs with a 112-107 victory in the final game of the Western Conference finals last year. Despite the fact both teams have been putting the rock in the hole at a prodigious rate of late, I believe the conditions are finally right for a lower-scoring battle and definitely feel the value lies with the lower number. As dynamic as the Thunder are with Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook both in the lineup, San Antonio has been an absolute beast on the defensive end of late, it's allowed the fifth fewers points per 100 possessions this season and have two of the best two-way players on the court in Kawhi Leonard and Tim Duncan. Note that Duncan is fourth in the league in blocks per game and has held opponents to just 45.1 percent shooting at the rim; and note that with Leonard on the court, the Spurs opposition has been held to 97.5 points per 100 possessions, compared to 109.2 per 100 when he's on the bench. Note that Oklahoma City has seen the total go UNDER the number in four of five this year after allowing 105 points or more, while San Antonio has seen it dip below the posted number in two of three when playing with two days of rest. A great situational play, after taking all of the above factors into consideration, in my opinion all signs do indeed point to the UNDER as the sharp move here.
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