Oklahoma City Thunder vs. San Antonio Spurs Free Pick Prediction Game 5 NBA Pro Basketball Odds Preview
- 8 years ago
The Oklahoma City Thunder will hit the road to meet the San Antonio Spurs in Game 5 of their NBA playoff series on Tuesday.
Start Time: 8PM ET
Location: San Antonio
TV: TNT
Point Spread Odds: San Antonio -7
Over Under Total: 199 1/2 points
Money Line: Spurs -335 odds and Thunder +270 odds
Notes: Oklahoma City ties this best of seven series to 2-2 with their 111-97 home victory in Game 4 to the San Antonio Spurs as a -2 point betting favorite. The total finished at over 198 ½ points. Thunder had a great shooting performance in the Game 4 victory as they hi 50.6% from the field with 9 of 23 from three point range. Kevin Durant had a monster performance with 41 points and five rebounds hitting on 14 of 25 shots. Russell Westbrook had 14 points and dished out 15 assists. Dion Waiters came off the bench for 17 points on 7 of 11 shooting. OKC pulled down six more rebounds than the Spurs.
San Antonio connected on 47.1% in the loss with only 2 of 12 from three. Tony Parker had 22 points and three assists hitting on 10 of 16 shots. Kawhi Leonard contributed with 21 points and six boards on 7 of 19 shooting.
Start Time: 8PM ET
Location: San Antonio
TV: TNT
Point Spread Odds: San Antonio -7
Over Under Total: 199 1/2 points
Money Line: Spurs -335 odds and Thunder +270 odds
Notes: Oklahoma City ties this best of seven series to 2-2 with their 111-97 home victory in Game 4 to the San Antonio Spurs as a -2 point betting favorite. The total finished at over 198 ½ points. Thunder had a great shooting performance in the Game 4 victory as they hi 50.6% from the field with 9 of 23 from three point range. Kevin Durant had a monster performance with 41 points and five rebounds hitting on 14 of 25 shots. Russell Westbrook had 14 points and dished out 15 assists. Dion Waiters came off the bench for 17 points on 7 of 11 shooting. OKC pulled down six more rebounds than the Spurs.
San Antonio connected on 47.1% in the loss with only 2 of 12 from three. Tony Parker had 22 points and three assists hitting on 10 of 16 shots. Kawhi Leonard contributed with 21 points and six boards on 7 of 19 shooting.