NBA Playoffs Friday Preview: Best Bets for Rockets vs Warriors, Clippers and Nuggets

Days like Friday are like being in the eyes of the nba playoff hurricane – not much, but it is just temporary. So, today we will look forward to the rockets and warriors playing, so that we can talk about some additional NBA playoff elections.

However, let's start with the 6th game of a competitive series between Houston Rockets (Seed 2) and Golden State Warriors (No. 7 Seeds).

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

Rockets in -112 +5

While Steph Curry is breastfeeding a thumb injury, they can all depend on Jimmy Butler. Butler can definitely open up and take over a game, but can we trust him to do this? He scored 25, 3, 27 and 8 points in his four games. So I don't know.

However, fighters are quite dominant when playing at home in the season (17-3 in the last 20). Golden State will attract all the stops to close it. I think they will do it, but it will be a very close game.

Jimmy Butler more than 20.5 points in -128
The first quarter points are over 4.5 at +108

When he played most of the game, butler scored more than 20 goals (the game 1-25 and the game 3-27). Steph is not 100%, the Warriors will push the crime from Butler. Houston will know it and defend it accordingly, but the butt will get enough shots to go more than 20.5 points.

As for the first quarter points, butler The team makes a better start. I think he will do his best to lead as an example and win five points in the first.

Jalen Green, 23.5 PTS + Reb + subordinate

The normal season average for this combination was 29 and was managed by 21 PPG average. However, during the playoffs – except for 38 hanging to the Warriors in Game 2 – it won 9, 8 and 11 points in the last three games and does not do more on boards or Dimes.

It would be nice for the man who hit 8 of the 18 -point trials to appear, but he says he didn't trust the numbers in the last three games.

Los Angeles Clippers (-1) and Denver Nuggets (-102), O/U 204.5

Denver at +1 -110

Clippers, Kawhi Leonard, James Harden and Norman Powell'dan Game 6: Star performances to win what they needed. If they will win in Denver and remove the series from Nuggets, they will need everyone to have a more similar or better game than in Game 6.

I don't think this will happen. Kawhi Leonard will easily get more than 20 points. However, it is difficult to make sure in HARDEN (32, 18, 20, 15, 11 and 28 points) and/or Powell (12, 13, 20, 22, 12 and 24). One of them will disappoint the team and get Denver W.