Today’s games in the NBA featured marquee matchups and underrated clashes that satisfied any kind of live betting itch punters had.
These matches were packed with superb sights and sounds that lived up to the lofty expectations of many online betting circles! They definitely left me and many others wanting more NBA fun!
San Antonio Spurs 83-86 Toronto Raptors
Kawhi Leonard’s continued absence already made the Spurs the underdogs coming into the game. While many expected the Raptors to overwhelm the understaffed Spurs, few expected the visitors to mount a fierce resistance throughout the game. Credit is due to Pau Gasol and Patty Mills for leading with their experience.
Miami Heat 95-101 Brooklyn Nets
D’Angelo Russell only saw 14 minutes of action in his first game back from injury, but his presence definitely elated the Nets to overcome the Heat. Hassan Whiteside and Goran Dragic had strong performances for the Heat, but DeMarre Carroll’s 26 points and Brooklyn’s team play did enough to keep them at bay.
Sacramento Kings 88-106 Memphis Grizzlies
Sacramento saw their future stars and seasoned veterans put in work to try and keep the Kings competitive. However, a hodge-podge team cannot hope to hold a candle against a squad that has an identity. Rookie Dillon Brooks led the team in scoring as they pounded the poor Kings to dust.
Washington Wizards 122-112 Detroit Pistons
Detroit put on a good fight against the Washington Wizards, managing to keep the score even by halftime. However, Scott Brooks’ adjustments in the second half led the Wizards to a runaway victory away. Every starter ended the game with double-digit points, with Kelly Oubre’s 26 being the nail in the coffin for the Pistons.
Phoenix Suns 108-100 Denver Nuggets
This game was a winnable one for the Jamal Murray and the Denver Nuggets, but they were just rendered hopeless by Devin Booker. He and TJ Warren were practically free to do whatever they want for the entirety of the game. Isaiah Canaan and Josh Jackson handled the scoring responsibilities for the second unit.
Indiana Pacers 86-99 Los Angeles Lakers
The Los Angeles Lakers didn’t have Brandon Ingram, Lonzo Ball and Kentavious Caldwell-Pope playing in their game against a decent Pacers side, but the Lakers saw some major production from Jordan Clarkson. Victor Oladipo’s outstanding performance didn’t hold a candle to the Lakers since Kyle Kuzma and Julius Randle also played good basketball for the Staples Center crowd.
New York Knicks 117-115 Utah Jazz
The Knicks had the game for the good chunk of regulation, but strong performances from the Utah starters almost saw Kristaps Porzingis lose the W. Fortunately for him, Tim Hardaway Jr. and Courtney Lee chipped in enough points to prevent a huge comeback for the hosts.
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