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Picking The Playoffs | Game 2 Adjustments: Where the Algorithm Evolves and the Edges Tighten
If Game 1 is about discovery, Game 2 is about response. That’s where playoff series begin to reveal their true shape—not in the opening punch,…
View More Picking The Playoffs | Game 2 Adjustments: Where the Algorithm Evolves and the Edges TightenPicking The Playoffs | Game 1 Predictions and What the Numbers Say About Saturday’s Slate
There are two ways to pick NBA playoff games in April. The first is the traditional route—gut instinct, highlight bias, and a vague sense of…
View More Picking The Playoffs | Game 1 Predictions and What the Numbers Say About Saturday’s SlateThe Discipline Gap: Why Oklahoma City Is Winning the Hard Way
There’s a temptation, especially this time of year, to explain away Oklahoma City with the easiest available answer. They’re young.They’re athletic.They’ve got a star playing…
View More The Discipline Gap: Why Oklahoma City Is Winning the Hard WayOklahoma City Thunder | Game #75: New York Knicks
The Oklahoma City Thunder continues a 5-game homestand on Sunday night, hosting the New York Knicks. These two teams met at Madison Square Garden just a few weeks ago, with the Thunder winning 103- 100. Tonight’s game is sure to be another close one as the Thunder try to hold on to the top spot in the Western Conference, while the Knicks try to overtake the Boston Celtics for the #2 spot in the East.
View More Oklahoma City Thunder | Game #75: New York KnicksThunder Against the Spread | OKC Takes on Knicks at Home as Solid Favorite
With just a handful of games remaining and OKC just now getting to full strength, it feels like Mark Daigneault needs to tighten up the rotation a bit. The Thunder doesn’t have many weak opponents remaining, which is actually kind of a good test ahead of the playoffs. I think we see some heavier minutes for key guys tonight, and I like OKC to cover, even if it is down the stretch due to some extra free throws.
View More Thunder Against the Spread | OKC Takes on Knicks at Home as Solid FavoriteIf You’re Waiting On The Thunder To Blink… Don’t
Madison Square Garden has a way of interrogating young teams. The building doesn’t ask politely. It demands answers. For decades, the arena at Madison Square…
View More If You’re Waiting On The Thunder To Blink… Don’tOklahoma City Thunder | Game #64 Preview: New York Knicks
The Oklahoma City Thunder wrap up a 3-game road trip with a matchup against the Knicks in New York on Wednesday night. The game is the second half of a back-to-back for both teams, and both the Thunder and the Knicks are coming off wins.
View More Oklahoma City Thunder | Game #64 Preview: New York KnicksThunder Against the Spread | OKC Given Slight Edge in Road SEGABABA against Knicks
After sitting out last night due to injury management, I expect Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Isaiah Hartenstein both to be available tonight. If that is the case, I like the Thunder’s odds to win this one by a reasonable margin. OKC has a better offense, a better defense, and better chemistry. I think the Thunder matches up really well with the Knicks, particularly because of OKC’s depth, and when it comes down to the final minutes, I think Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is a better closer. I’m taking the Thunder to cover.
View More Thunder Against the Spread | OKC Given Slight Edge in Road SEGABABA against KnicksOklahoma City Thunder | Game #37 Preview: New York Knicks
The win streak has come to an end for the Oklahoma City Thunder, but they get a chance to start a new one on Friday night as they take on the New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden. The two teams met just one week ago, a thriller of a game that ended in a 117-107 victory for the Thunder in OKC. Tonight’s matchup is sure to be another exciting one that should draw the attention of the entire league.
View More Oklahoma City Thunder | Game #37 Preview: New York Knicks