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James Harden had 32 points and 10 assists in the Rockets’ 130-125 OT win over the Nuggets earlier this week, and they will aim to sweep the season series when they travel to Denver on Wednesday night.
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James Harden had 32 points and 10 assists in the Rockets’ 130-125 OT win over the Nuggets earlier this week, and they will aim to sweep the season series when they travel to Denver on Wednesday night.
In general, the people involved with the Bobcats and Wizards franchises are happy bunnies. Why? They’ve both ended their postseason droughts in 2014. The only business that remains is the battle for seeding in the Eastern Conference.
The news is all about the Indiana Pacers and their demise leaving the Heat as the odds on favourite to take the East, seemingly unopposed. They are still in a dogfight to capture that top seed in the Conference so any stumbles could have real consequences moving forward.
The NBA regular season ends next Wednesday in advance of the start of this season’s quest for a world title. While most of the playoff spots in both conferences have been claimed, there is still plenty on the line for quite a few teams heading into this final week of games.
The Portland Trail Blazers won their 50th game of the NBA season on April 6 against the New Orleans Pelicans, earning them a playoff berth for the first time since 2011.
The Miami Heat will try to avoid the season sweep when they host the Brooklyn Nets on Tuesday night.
The Houston Rockets and the Lakers meet for the fourth and final time this season on Tuesday at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, with the Rockets looking to beat LA for the third time.
Even amidst three consecutive road losses, OKC’s Kevin Durant is truly having a campaign for the ages. The six-year pro has gone 41 consecutive games with scoring 25 or more points, surpassing Michael Jordan’s 1988-89 streak of 40 straight.
The Spurs saw their long winning streak snapped last week at OKC but they didn’t sit around feeling sorry for themselves, responding with a 20 point win against a Memphis team that everyone thinks is pretty good.
The Wiz are flying high after clinching a postseason berth with a win over the Boston Celtics this week. The Knickerbockers are currently clinging to the final playoff spot in the Eastern Conference, their record (33-43) currently one victory better than the Atlanta Hawks.
The Thunder are coming off a big game against San Antonio the night before and are hitting the road which is never easy. They are walking wounded these days too so as nice it would be to finish strong they are looking to get healthy as much as anything else.
The Indiana Pacers will make the trip north of the border to the Air Canada Centre for a visit with the Toronto Raptors. The Pacers enter trying to steer out of a skid, having dropped five of their last seven games, and 10 of their last 17, while the Raptors are trending in the opposite direction, winning four of their last five games.
The Portland Trail Blazers have gone through multiple phases throughout the 2013-14 NBA season. They started hot, got ice cold and have now won four straight in their chase toward home-court advantage.
Denver has had a rough season, and will hope that a trip to Memphis on Friday will allow it to keep its current start to a winning streak alive, against the Memphis Grizzlies, are still locked in a tight battle for a playoff spot.
There is no team hotter in the league right now than the San Antonio Spurs. They have been beating the good and the not to good teams and put up one of the most unexpectedly lopsided performances of the season when they visited the Pacers and trounced them by 26 points.
The Mavs are 40-35 ATS with an O/U record of 42-33 and the Clippers are 43-32-1 ATS with an O/U record of 40-35-1. This season the Clippers are 31-5 at home and the Mavs are 19-17 on the road.