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The Milwaukee Bucks have been the worst team in the NBA throughout the entirety of the 2013-14 season, and life isn’t getting any easier with a trip to see the Portland Trail Blazers on the horizon.
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The Milwaukee Bucks have been the worst team in the NBA throughout the entirety of the 2013-14 season, and life isn’t getting any easier with a trip to see the Portland Trail Blazers on the horizon.
Any thin veneer of hope the Cleveland Cavaliers had of making the NBA Playoffs likely just vanished with the news that star guard Kyrie Irving is out indefinitely with a biceps strain injury.
There is precious little time remaining for teams to jockey for playoff positioning. Things are tight from top to bottom in the West, and the East is getting far more competitive through the middle of the standings, making every remaining game especially important.
The Boston Celtics will make the trip out to the American Airlines Center for a date with the Dallas Mavericks on Monday.
It seems like none of the top teams in the league are not playing all that well right now…including Oklahoma City. The Thunder will be on a back to back for this one playing Dallas at home before hopping a flight up to the Windy City to play the Bulls.
The Clippers are 39-28-1 ATS with an O/U record of 36-31-1 and the Nuggets are 29-37 ATS with an O/U record of 33-33. This season the Nuggets are 16-16 at home and the Clippers are 19-15 on the road.
The Philadelphia 76ers arrive in Indiana trying to avoid tying the record for the longest losing streak in NBA history, but will have to contend with the best home-court team in the league, when they square off against the Pacers on Monday night.
These two teams have been NBA superpowers for most the 21st Century to this point, which is high praise and remarkable consistency for two Western Conference ballclubs. Injuries to the Lakers’s aging trio of stars have seen L.A. finally take a back seat, but those darn Spurs just keep on moseying along in southern Texas.
The Pacers are 33-30-1 ATS with an O/U record of 28-34-2 and the 76ers are 23-41 ATS with an O/U record of 30-31-3. This season the 76ers are 8-25 at home and the Pacers are 17-13 on the road.
The Memphis Grizzlies will make the trip north of the border to the Air Canada Centre for a visit with the Toronto Raptors on Friday.
The Portland Trail Blazers are struggling, but a matchup against the 26-38 New Orleans Pelicans offers them their most favorable matchup of a brutal five-game road trip.
The Los Angeles Lakers will make the trip over to Chesapeake Energy Arena for a date with the Oklahoma City Thunder on Thursday night in a prime time showdown.
The Milwaukee Bucks (13-51) should be graciously telling its fans “Tanks’ a lot” before and after every home game this season. You have to question how much intrinsic desire there is for winning in that organization right now.
Two teams hoping to move up in the Western Conference standings will square off on Thursday when the Chicago Bulls host the Houston Rockets.
The New York Knicks have found their groove as of late, and will look to extend their four-game win streak with a victory over visiting Indiana on Wednesday.
The Portland Trail Blazers are set to visit the San Antonio Spurs Wednesday on ESPN, and while it’s the latter who is both historically and currently the better team, it’s the former who has had the most success against the other this year.