Free Sports Game Preview and Prediction: Golden State Warriors vs. Oklahoma City Thunder
Tuesday, March 07, 2023 8:10 PM
Play: Point Spread: +4/-110 Oklahoma City Thunder
My NBA isn’t just heating up, it is absolutely ON-FIRE, and scorching the sports books. I have won 4 of my L5 pro basketball releases, en route to an outstanding overall mark of 63% this season. Today we continue to beat the books in the NBA as I have my oldest, most popular, and most profitable play, my NBA SLAM DUNK. This season alone my SLAM DUNKS are over 80% in the NBA. Get on my HOT STREAK, join me here today, and together, we will be wanted for arson for setting fire to the books. A game of this caliber would normally be a top-rated play. I also have 2 EARLY NCAA TOURNEY WINNERS for you to start the day: A-10 ANNIHILATOR & 39-17 HIGH ROLLER. Tuesday’ FREE WINNER: Oklahoma City Thunder. Game 542. 5:10 PM PST/8:10 PM EST. Golden State, which currently sits in the fifth seed in the Western Conference at 34-31, certainly possesses the personnel to be very dangerous to opponents in this postseason. But, (and there’s always a but folks), I think we learned something in their last outing. Following a five-game, straight up and against the win streak, the Warriors fell flat on Sunday night to the Lakers, 113-105. A major mistake made by sports bettor’s is judging a team currently by the last games performance. However, I don’t think we could ignore two major factors in that contest on Sunday: For starters, Golden State was on the road. Let’s face it guys, I don’t think there’s a team with a bigger disparity in their home and away marks this season then the Warriors. While playing in San Francisco, they are 27-7 straight up. While taking it on the road, they are a dismal, 7-24. They have failed to cover six straight games away from home, folks. The second thing I want you to take a note of about the loss to Los Angeles the other night, is the fact they had both Steph Curry and Andre Iguodala on the floor for the first time in as far back as I can recall. Granted, both players are outstanding. And granted, their return will certainly be significant. But it’s going to take a little bit of time for both players to get back in sync with their squad. The team has to put them on the floor to get significant playing time. But this will, at least for the time being, be hurtful to the Warriors. Oklahoma City has won back-to-back games for the first time in a month. They took down Utah on both March 3 and on March 5 to earn two straight up and against the spread wins. They also have seen the return of one of their major players in SGA. The team went 1-5 straight up in his absence. The stand out guard isn’t just the team’s leading-scorer, he is their floor general. Him being back will be a major factor here tonight. To be quite honest, after missing a month of service, he lit up the scoreboard for 38-points the other night against the Jazz. It’s not going to take him any time at all to acclimate back into the rotation. Giving the Thunder points at home against a Warriors team that struggles on the road and is going to take a while to get the two stars back in rhythm, is a big mistake. Take the points for Oklahoma City here tonight. Thank you.