On the second night of a back-to-back, Oklahoma City held Washington to 75 points on 29.6% shooting. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander needed only three quarters, Aday Mara dominated the interior, and the Thunder improved to 8-2 with another emphatic statement.
The Oklahoma City Thunder (7-2) host the Washington Wizards (4-5) tonight in the second game of a back-to-back for both teams. Last night, the Thunder easily cruised past the Grizzlies in Memphis 128-97, while the Wizards fell to the Hawks in Atlanta 139-132.
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Both the Thunder and the Wizards are playing in the second game of a back-to-back, and both had to travel to OKC from their game locations last night. OKC is a double-digit spread in this one, but the Wizards haven’t been terrible so far this season. If Anthony Davis (sprained ankle) doesn’t play, I feel really good about the Thunder covering. Even if he does play, I’m still taking OKC to cover because they’re at home on a Saturday night, and that’s enough to convince me.
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The league’s hottest team takes on the league’s coldest team on Saturday as the Oklahoma City Thunder—riding a 10-game win streak—takes on the Wizards—sliding through a 14-game losing streak— in Washington, D.C.
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OKC has been favored in every game that Shai Gilgeous-Alexander has played (and then some), but none by this many points. The Wizards have one of the deepest injury reports in the league, and they’ve been eliminated from playoff contention. OKC is so close to full health, and I think this game is going to be similar to the result in Brooklyn on Wednesday, so I’m taking the Thunder to win big.
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The Oklahoma City Thunder plays their 6th game in 10 days on Thursday night as they host the Washington Wizards. The Thunder last played on Tuesday night, a 107-101 result that required a comeback from OKC. Meanwhile, the Wizards dropped a 139-134 decision at home to the Philadelphia 76ers in overtime.
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This is just too many points for me. The Wizards have the worst defense in the NBA so far, but OKC has shot worse than any other team from downtown. I do think the Thunder uses this game as an opportunity to improve their % from three, and they should win by double digits, but I won’t be surprised if Washington just barely covers this spread late in the game.
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The Oklahoma City Thunder got back on the winning track on Friday night as they handily defeated the Knicks 126-101 in New York. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander led the way with 39 points, Isaiah Joe poured in 31 points behind 8 made threes, and OKC’s defense was able to stifle New York into a poor shooting night. Now the Thunder looks to continue building towards a new winning streak on Sunday evening as they take on the Washington Wizards on the road.
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This is a giant spread under normal circumstances, but when you take a closer look, you realize it’s really not that outlandish at all. OKC’s average margin of score is +12 points, and Washington’s average is -13.6 points. The Thunder has won 14 games by at least 16 points—one of those was an 18-point victory against the Wizards in OKC just a few weeks ago—so they should be able to handle business and roll over Washington just fine.
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