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Message: [QUOTE="john_entony, post: 7323807, member: 1020707"] NBA Oklahoma City Thunder @ San Antonio Spurs: [B]Oklahoma City Thunder (- 1.5) /// 2.20 Last bet won. [/B]Well, I wasn’t expecting to see anything new from Cleveland, and I was right. It’s the same old story of struggling in away games and a complete lack of character. Yes, we saw Cleveland’s players put more pressure on Jalen Brunson. But it was naive to hope for any success, since New York has a very strong starting lineup, in which I don’t see any weak players. My betting score is MLB 211-197 in favor of successful, NBA 228-240 in favor of unsuccessful, NHL 10-18 in favor of unsuccessful, NFL 8-12 in favor of unsuccessful. [B]New bet:[/B] Oklahoma City Thunder on the road will beat San Antonio Spurs by 2 points or more in the 3rd game of the series. I expect to see 7 games in this series. I don’t believe San Antonio will win both home games. Yes, De’Aaron Fox’s participation is again in doubt. But Dylan Harper might not play either. It would be a huge blow to the Spurs’ backcourt if both of them are out. To be honest, I didn’t think Stephon Castle would be so weak as a ball-handler, but it’s very difficult for him to play under Oklahoma City’s pressure. Anyway, we all know that Mark Daigneault is too talented a coach and will be able to find a way to effectively use Chet Holmgren. Also, Jalen Williams, another key Thunder player, played only 7 minutes in the last game, and his participation is also in question. But even without him, Oklahoma won, let’s be honest, quite convincingly, showing their character in the 4th quarter and making an 11-0 run. That’s why I can’t agree with the bookmakers that Oklahoma is the underdog in the upcoming game. We’ll see an even more confident performance, primarily from the Thunder’s starting roster, than we did in the last game. Bet? Absolutely! :cool:;) [/QUOTE]

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