NBA Playoff Friday Previews: Best Bet for Rocket vs Warriors, Clippers vs. Nagets

Like Friday, NBA playoffs are like being in the eyes of the storm – not much is going on, but it is only temporary. Therefore, with just rockets and warriors playing today, we will look forward so that we can talk about some additional NBA playoff pics.

But let’s start with game 6 of a competitive series between Houston Rockets (No. 2 Seed) and Golden State Warriors (No 7 Seed).

Houston Rockets (+5) vs. Golden State Warriors (-230), O/U 203.5

Rocket +5 -112

With a thumb injury with steep curry, it can all be up to the gym butler. Butler is definitely able to turn it on and take a game, but can we rely on it to do so? He scored 25, 3, 27 and 8 runs in four matches, so, I do not know.

However, warriors are very effective while playing at home in Postsen (17-3 in their final 20). The Golden State will take out all the stops out in an attempt to close it. I think they will, but it will be a very close game.

Jimmy Butler, Over 20.5 points on -128
First-Western points, over 4.5 +108

When he played the wholesale of the game, Butler scored 20-Plus (Game 1-25, and Game 3-27). Not 100%with Steif, warriors will carry forward crime through Butler. Houston will know this and will be defended accordingly, but Butler will get enough shots to go more than 20.5 points.

For its first quarter points, Butler has talked about leaving the team better. I think he will try his best to lead for example and score five points easily.

Jalen Green, 23.5 PTS + REB + AST

His regular-season average for this combo was 29, headed by his 21 PPG average. But during the playoffs – in addition to hanging 38 on Warriors in Game 2 – he is scoring 9, 8 and 11 points in the last three matches and not doing too much on boards or Dims.

It would be good if the person who hit 8 of the 18 3-point efforts showed, but in the last three matches, his number says do not trust it.

Los Angeles Clippers (-1) vs. Denver Nagates (-102), O/U 204.5

On Denver +1 -110

Clippers found what he needed to win game 6: Kavi Leonard, James Harden and Norman Powell performance. If they are going to win in Denver and stealing the series away from nuggets, they will need a uniform or better game in Game 6.

I don’t think it will happen. Kavi Leonard will easily go for more than 20 points. But it is difficult to be confident in Harden (32, 18, 20, 15, 11 and 28 points) and/or Powell (12, 13, 20, 22, 12 and 24). One of them will allow the team to go down, and Denver will take W.