Portland Trailblazers vs. Washington Wizards Free Pick Prediction NBA Pro Basketball Odds Preview 3-8-2016
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The Washington Wizards will travel to meet the Portland Trailblazers in an NBA pro basketball game scheduled for Tuesday March 8th.
Start Time: 10PM ET
Location: Portland
TV: NBA TV
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Notes: Washington moves to 30-32 with the 100-99 home defeat on Saturday to the Indiana Pacers as a -2 point betting favorite. The total went under 206 ½ points. Wizards hit on 43.8% from the floor with 6 of 15 from three. John Wall had 25 points and 12 assists hitting on 9 of 24 shots. They turned the ball over 17 times and allowed 44.6% shooting to the Pacers. The Wizards are 29th in the NBA in three point shooting defense by allowing 37.6% shooting from beyond the arc.
Portland fell to 33-31 following the 123-103 road defeat on Sunday to the Detroit Pistons as a -1 ½ point wagering favorite. The total went over 207 ½ points. Trailblazers hit on 44.9% from the floor with 11 of 31 from three. Damian Lillard had 26 points and five assists hitting on 8 of 22 shots. They pulled down 14 fewer boards than the Pistons and allowed 52.4% shooting to Detroit. The team is fifth in the NBA in three point shooting by connecting on 36.3% from beyond the arc.
Start Time: 10PM ET
Location: Portland
TV: NBA TV
Point Spread Odds:
Over Under Total:
Money Line:
Notes: Washington moves to 30-32 with the 100-99 home defeat on Saturday to the Indiana Pacers as a -2 point betting favorite. The total went under 206 ½ points. Wizards hit on 43.8% from the floor with 6 of 15 from three. John Wall had 25 points and 12 assists hitting on 9 of 24 shots. They turned the ball over 17 times and allowed 44.6% shooting to the Pacers. The Wizards are 29th in the NBA in three point shooting defense by allowing 37.6% shooting from beyond the arc.
Portland fell to 33-31 following the 123-103 road defeat on Sunday to the Detroit Pistons as a -1 ½ point wagering favorite. The total went over 207 ½ points. Trailblazers hit on 44.9% from the floor with 11 of 31 from three. Damian Lillard had 26 points and five assists hitting on 8 of 22 shots. They pulled down 14 fewer boards than the Pistons and allowed 52.4% shooting to Detroit. The team is fifth in the NBA in three point shooting by connecting on 36.3% from beyond the arc.