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The NBA released its regular-season schedule in August, and there are a handful of NBA Gambling contests that stick out above the rest. We all know that anything involving guys such as Kevin Durant and LeBron James is worth watching, but star power isn’t the only thing that goes into creating a great contest. Cappers Picks provides free NBA HOOPS handicapping tips all season long.
At this point, nobody quite knows what to expect out of the Los Angeles Lakers. The team has completely flopped the last two seasons, and while this group should be improved following its disastrous 2013-14 campaign, a playoff spot is far from guaranteed with the Western Conference NBA odds being as tough as it’s been in recent memory. Cappers Picks provides free NBA HOOPS handicapping tips all season long.
The Pacific Division, which was once owned year after year by the Los Angeles Lakers, now belongs to the Los Angeles Clippers. The “other” team from L.A. won an impressive 57 games last season, and will look to defend its title as divisional champions. Cappers Picks provides free NBA HOOPS handicapping tips all season long.
The Oklahoma City Thunder finished the 2013-14 NBA regular season with 59 wins and the second-best record in the Western Conference behind the San Antonio Spurs. In fact, it’s that same Spurs team that eliminated OKC from the Western Conference Finals in six games during the postseason. Cappers Picks provides free NBA HOOPS handicapping tips all season long.
The Minnesota Timberwolves had one goal entering the 2014 NBA offseason: trade Kevin Love. They successfully accomplished that goal, striking a deal with the new-look Cleveland Cavaliers—and as a result, they have a drastically different look entering the 2014-15 NBA gambling season. Cappers Picks provides free NBA HOOPS handicapping tips all season long.
The 2014 FIBA World Cup is right around the corner, and entering the competition, Team USA is considered a heavy favorite in most circles.
The 2014 NBA draft will be a big day for the Cleveland Cavaliers, Milwaukee Bucks and Philadelphia 76ers. The big names on most big boards are Andrew Wiggins, Jabari Parker and Joel Embiid, but with the recent injury to Embiid, players such as Dante Exum are looking to hear their names called in the top three.
The San Antonio Spurs won the NBA title not that long ago, but those tickets have been cashed, and it is time for the alert bettor to look ahead. With lines already out for the 2015 title and with only baseball on the board, there’s no better time to break down those odds.
The San Antonio Spurs had been champions less than an hour before oddsmakers released 2015 title odds. The team downed the Miami Heat decisively in five games on the biggest stage in front of millions of eyes, yet it’s that same Heat team that sees itself installed as the favorite for the 2014-15 season at 3-to-1 odds.
The NBA Finals shift back to Texas where the San Antonio Spurs host the Miami Heat in Game 5. The Spurs have a chance to win the title in this one, having dominated in Miami, winning Games 3 and 4 on the road by a combined 40 points.
The Heat are in big trouble heading to San Antonio for game 5. Not only are they down 3-1 but they looked so bad on their home floor it is hard to imagine that they are going to be able to beat the Spurs three games in a row to claim a third straight championship.
There was definitely no hangover for the Spurs as they had one of the best first halfs in NBA playoff history in game three. They have a little back in the third but a strong 4th quarter essentially maintained that lead.
The Miami Heat host the San Antonio Spurs on Thursday night in Game 4 of the NBA Finals. The Spurs are coming off a big win in Game 3 of the series in which they enjoyed a historic shooting night en route to a 111-92 victory.
Game two was close but ultimately a loss for the Spurs who had no answer for LeBron James down the stretch.
The Miami Heat and San Antonio Spurs will be back in action on Tuesday evening as the NBA Finals shifts to South Beach for Game 3. LeBron James was back in fine form in the second game, shutting up his critics with a dynamic performance.
The San Antonio Spurs host the Miami Heat on Sunday evening in the second game of the NBA Finals. The Spurs claimed the opener in the series, just as they did a year ago, and look to take an early stranglehold on the series with a second consecutive win on their home court.
