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Indiana could not slam the door on the Wizards in game 5 at home. Now they travel back to Washington and their confidence has to be at least a little bruised after a humbling 102-7 loss.
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Indiana could not slam the door on the Wizards in game 5 at home. Now they travel back to Washington and their confidence has to be at least a little bruised after a humbling 102-7 loss.
The Clippers’ Blake Griffin posted his first double-double of the playoffs in Tuesday’s game five of the Western Conference Semifinals, but it wasn’t enough to keep the Thunder from taking a one game advantage heading into game six at the Staples Center on Friday.
The Miami Heat and Brooklyn Nets head back to the American Airlines Arena where the Heat will look to close out this Eastern Conference semifinal series on Wednesday night.
It is crunch time in two of the four NBA Conference Semifinal matchups this Tuesday night. After digging deep into the key stats and betting trends for both of these games, I am ready to release this week’s “NBA Parlay Play”.
The Los Angeles Clippers will look to make it two in a row after an amazing comeback in game four over the weekend, and try to take a one-game advantage in the series on Tuesday, in game five of the Western Conference semifinals.
What is going on with the Wizards? After looking so strong to start the series they have now lost three games in a row and will be facing elimination on Tuesday night.
The Brooklyn Nets and Miami Heat continue their Eastern Conference semifinal series at the Barclays Center on Monday night. The Nets finally got on the board with a win on their home court on Saturday, and look for that momentum to carry over into this one.
The Pacers have a lead in the series for the first time in these playoffs. They really put a whooping on the Wizards as the series moved to D.C., reminiscent of a regular season beatdown they laid on Washington well before things went south.
The Brooklyn Nets and Miami Heat will head over to the Barclays Center for Game 3 of their Eastern Conference semifinal playoff series which shifts to Brooklyn on Saturday. The Heat have yet to hit a speed bump in the postseason, posting a 6-0 record, including wins in each of the first two games in the series.
Once again the Pacers provided hope for their fans by bouncing back after their series opening loss at home. It was hardly a dominant victory but one that provided some hope for the rest of the series thanks to the fact that they actually got some production from Roy Hibbert.
The Oklahoma City Thunder roared back to even the series at one game apiece after shutting down the Clippers offense in game two on Tuesday, and will look to take at least one of two in Los Angeles when the two meet on Friday in game 3 of the Western Conference semifinals.
After a crazy opening round of this year’s NBA Playoffs in which the underdogs covered the spread in over two-thirds of the 50 games that were played, the top two favorites left in this tournament made a strong statement this past Tuesday night with lopsided victories in Game 1 of their NBA Conference Semifinals’ matchup.
The Brooklyn Nets look to rebound in Game 2 of their Eastern Conference semifinal against the Miami Heat on Thursday night. The heat ran away with the opener in this series, claiming a 107-86 victory.
Any questions fans had about the San Antonio Spurs were answered in Game 1 of the Western Conference Semifinals. Despite struggling to take down the Dallas Mavericks in seven games, the team came out and showed why it’s the defending conference champions against the Portland Trail Blazers.
The Los Angeles Clippers set a franchise playoff record for 3-pointers in a single game in game one of the Western Conference semifinals on Monday, and will look to take home court advantage totally away from the Thunder, when they square off with them in Oklahoma City on Wednesday night.
I know some are saying the Wizards stole game one but since I thought that would happen I am of a different opinion. Washington has been a strong road team all season long and in these playoffs even stronger.