NBA Pick LA Lakers vs. Oklahoma City Thunder Prediction Odds Preview 1-8-2016
- 8 years ago
The Oklahoma City Thunder are hitting the highway to meet the LA Lakers in an NBA pro basketball game set for Friday January 8th.
Start Time: 10:30PM ET
Location: Los Angeles
TV: ESPN
Point Spread Odds: Thunder -14 1/2 points
Over Under Total: 209 1/2 points
Money Line: Oklahoma City -2600 odds and LA +1200 odds
Notes: Oklahoma City improved to 25-11 with the 112-94 home victory on Wednesday to the Memphis Grizzlies as a -8 point wagering favorite. The total finished at over 199 points. Thunder connected on 45.8% from the floor and hit on 8 of 17 three pointers. Kevin Durant had 26 points along with 17 rebounds hitting on 9 of 18 shots. They had 13 more boards than the Grizzlies. OKC held Memphis to just 38.9% from the floor.
LA Lakers fell to 8-29 on the season with the 118-115 road defeat on Thursday to the Sacramento Kings as a +8 ½ point betting underdog. The total finished at over 214 ½ points. Lakers wasted a 54.7% shooting game. Kobe Bryant had 28 points hitting on 19 of 18 shots. LA turned the ball over 19 times and allowed 55.3% shooting to Sacramento.
Start Time: 10:30PM ET
Location: Los Angeles
TV: ESPN
Point Spread Odds: Thunder -14 1/2 points
Over Under Total: 209 1/2 points
Money Line: Oklahoma City -2600 odds and LA +1200 odds
Notes: Oklahoma City improved to 25-11 with the 112-94 home victory on Wednesday to the Memphis Grizzlies as a -8 point wagering favorite. The total finished at over 199 points. Thunder connected on 45.8% from the floor and hit on 8 of 17 three pointers. Kevin Durant had 26 points along with 17 rebounds hitting on 9 of 18 shots. They had 13 more boards than the Grizzlies. OKC held Memphis to just 38.9% from the floor.
LA Lakers fell to 8-29 on the season with the 118-115 road defeat on Thursday to the Sacramento Kings as a +8 ½ point betting underdog. The total finished at over 214 ½ points. Lakers wasted a 54.7% shooting game. Kobe Bryant had 28 points hitting on 19 of 18 shots. LA turned the ball over 19 times and allowed 55.3% shooting to Sacramento.