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Old School Meets New School
The Oklahoma City Thunder didn't get into the playoffs last year, and perhaps that wasn't a bad thing. Russell Westbrook was already certainly burned out, and the team wasn't winning a series, let alone a championship.Now though, Kevin Durant is back from his season-ending foot injury from last year, and the Thunder should once again be amongst the favorites to win it all....
Legitimately, there is only one team which anyone is giving any chance to win the Eastern Conference. The Chicago Bulls though, have to feel like they can give the Cleveland Cavaliers a run for their money, and they'll want to prove that Tuesday on the opening night of the 2015-16 NBA season....
The city of New York has had a lot to cheer about of late. The Rangers have been great. The Mets are in the World Series. The Jets are off to a great start to their season. The Giants are at least in contention in the NFC East. The bugaboo in the room though, is the play of the New York Knicks. After a couple dismal seasons, there are higher expectations in the Big Apple this year for the Knickerbockers. If this team doesn't play better against the Atlanta Hawks, you can expect the boo birds to ...
The Timberwolves and Lakers tipoff in their regular season opener on Wednesday. Both are looking to improve as they finished in the bottom two spots in the Western Conference a season ago. There is hope for the future in Minnesota, but mourning in the present as their head coach, Flip Saunders passed away, losing his battle with cancer on Sunday....
Many will remember the 2014-15 Houston Rockets as the ones who came all the way back from 3-1 to the Clippers and won the series. However, what should be remembered is that they ended up losing in five games in the Western Conference Finals to the Warriors in spite of the fact that their bench was thinned out a ton. Houston is a trendy pick in 2015-16 to win the NBA title for sure, especially if it can stay healthy....
The window of opportunity has probably already closed on the Dallas Mavericks. Dirk Nowitzki's retirement is imminent, and Mark Cuban has really never put together the team around him to become a legitimate dynasty. That said, the Mavs did win 50 games last season, and anything less than that would be considered an abject failure, even in the toughest division in the NBA....
Last season was a disaster for the Thunder, missing out on the playoffs and on a full season of Kevin Durant. There’s hope both those scenarios will change this season. Durant has recovered from the foot problem that cost him most of the season, there’s depth behind the big two and a new coach in Billy Donovan to add a fresh perspective. The Spurs are the Spurs. But now they have LaMarcus Aldridge to carry the torch....
The defending NBA Champion Warriors will have a target on their back all season, making a repeat that more difficult, but also much more satisfying if they can get there. Golden State opens defense of its title against former assistant coach Alvin Gentry, who was hired from Steve Kerr’s staff to lead the Pelicans after the team made its first postseason appearance in four years. New Orleans was ousted in a four-game sweep by the eventual champions....
Payouts for futures bets are usually better than even, or greater than +100, so the amount staked is much less than the potential payout. Of course, the inherent risk of futures betting is the unknown of the future. BookMaker posts adjusted futures odds to win the NBA championship every day of the season....
The Golden State Warriors (15-5 SU, 10-10 ATS) can claim their first NBA Championship in 40 years with win over the Cleveland Cavaliers (14-5 SU, 10-9 ATS) Tuesday. You can watch the game live on ABC.The Warriors moved within one win of claiming their first title since 1975 by wearing down the depleted Cavaliers with a late surge for a 104-91 win on Sunday to take a 3-2 series lead. The Warriors have been favored in each game of the Finals and all but one game in this postseason. That trend will continue on Tuesday....
Give the Cleveland Cavaliers (67-34 SU, 49-52 ATS) all the credit in the world. They have fought and fought all series long against the best team in the NBA, the Golden State Warriors (82-20 SU, 57-44-1 ATS). Fatigue though, has really gotten to them each of the last two games, and that's why it's probably a good idea to bet against them in live betting on Tuesday in Game 6 of the NBA Finals....
The Golden State Warriors (82-20 SU, 57-44-1 ATS) have been waiting to take advantage of LeBron James not being on the court or being completely worn out over the course of the entire NBA Finals. They used James' bench time in the third quarter and his marginal and completely inefficient fourth quarter of Game 5 to go on a 13-4 run, and that's why they’re now one step from beating the Cleveland Cavaliers (67-34 SU, 49-52 ATS) to capture the Larry O'Brien Trophy....
The Cleveland Cavaliers (14-4 SU, 10-8 ATS) look to bounce back from a thumping on Thursday when they travel to the Golden State Warriors (14-5 SU, 9-10 ATS) Sunday for Game 5 of the NBA Finals.You can watch the game live on ABC....
It took three games to finally get things figured out, but the Golden State Warriors (81-20 SU, 56-44-1 ATS) got their act together and definitively looked like the better team against the Cleveland Cavaliers (67-33 SU, 49-51 ATS). The pressure will continue to mount though, as now, the expectation is there that Golden State will walk away with this series beginning in Game 5 Sunday night....
There were a few scary days there for the Golden State Warriors (81-20 SU, 56-44-1 ATS). They were down 2-1 in the NBA Finals and looked like they were getting totally outplayed, but now, they have a Game 4 romp under their belts and will look to win again in Game 5 against the Cleveland Cavaliers (67-33 SU, 49-51 ATS)....
The Golden State Warriors (13-5 SU, 8-10 ATS) look to even the NBA Finals when they visit the Cleveland Cavaliers (14-3 SU, 10-7 ATS) Thursday in Game 4. You can watch the game live on ABC.The Warriors haven’t lost three straight games all season and doing so now would force them to make the greatest comeback in NBA Finals history. No team has ever overcome a 3-1 series deficit so the Warriors don’t have to be reminded of the importance of Game 4. Golden State opened as 3-point favorites and was favored in all but one of their 18 playoff games....
Frustration is all you can see right now on the faces of the Golden State Warriors (80-20 SU, 55-44-1 ATS). They're down 2-1 in this best-of-seven series to the Cleveland Cavaliers (67-32 SU, 49-50 ATS), and they are going to have to fight back if they want to knot this series up....
Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors (80-20 SU, 55-44-1 ATS) are clearly rattled right now. They find themselves down 2-1 in a series for the second time this postseason, and badly need to take Game 4 against the Cleveland Cavaliers (67-32 SU, 49-50 ATS) to keep a solid chance at winning the NBA title....
LeBron James let out a primal scream after his Cleveland Cavaliers (66-32 SU, 48-50 ATS) fended off the Golden State Warriors (80-19 SU, 55-43-1 ATS) in Game 2 of the NBA Finals. There's still a lot of work to go to ultimately make this a big time series, and Game 3 back at the Q almost feels like a must-win....
With the NBA Finals tied at 1-1, the Golden State Warriors (13-4 SU, 8-9 ATS) travel to the Cleveland Cavaliers (13-3 SU, 9-7 ATS) Tuesday for Game 3. You can watch the game live on ABC....
Games 1 and 2 of the NBA Finals were both easy under games through 48 minutes, but total players who have counted on lower scores are very unfortunate to only be 1-1. With a dipping total and the law of averages bound to kick in eventually though, the Cleveland Cavaliers (66-32 SU, 48-50 ATS) and the Golden State Warriors (80-19 SU, 55-43 ATS) could easily see more points hit the board in Game 3....
The Cleveland Cavaliers (12-3 SU, 8-7 ATS) will try and even the NBA Finals with the Golden State Warriors (13-3 SU, 8-8 ATS) Sunday in Game 2. You can watch the game live on ABC.If Game 1 is an indication of what we can expect from this Finals series, basketball fans are in for a treat. The Warriors and Cavs were tied after three quarters and again after regulation ended producing the sixth overtime in a Game 1 in the Finals. The extra period wasn’t as exciting as the first four with the Warriors scoring the first 10 points while holding the Cavs scoreless for 4:52 to escape with a 108-100 win....
Had the Cleveland Cavaliers (65-32 SU, 47-50 ATS) known just how bad overtime was going to be in Game 1 of the NBA Finals, they would have just walked off the court before starting the five-minute frame, handing the victory to the Golden State Warriors (80-18 SU, 55-42-1 ATS) and ‘under’ bettors....
The Eastern Conference champion Cleveland Cavaliers (12-2 SU, 8-6 ATS) take on the Golden State Warriors (12-3 SU, 7-8 ATS) Thursday in Game 1 of the NBA Finals. You can watch the game live on ABC....
