Oklahoma City Thunder vs. Golden St Warriors Free Pick Prediction Game 6 NBA Pro Basketball Odds Preview
- 8 years ago
The Golden St Warriors will look to force a deciding Game 7 as they travel to meet the Oklahoma City Thunder from the NBA playoffs on Saturday.
Start Time: 9PM ET
Location: Oklahoma City
TV: TNT
Point Spread Odds: Oklahoma City -2
Over Under Total: 221 points
Money Line: Oklahoma City -130 odds and Golden St +110 odds
Notes: Golden St moves within 3-2 in this best of seven Western conference finals series with the 120-111 home victory in Game 5 to the Oklahoma City Thunder as a -7 point wagering favorite. The total finished at over 219 ½ points.
Warriors shot 47.1% from the floor with 9 of 24 from three. Stephen Curry had 31 points and seven rebounds hitting on 9 of 20 shots. Klay Thompson contributed with 27 points on 8 of 21 shooting. Center Andrew Bogut came through with 15 points and 14 rebounds as he made 7 of his 9 shots. Golden St went 31 of 34 from the free throw line.
OKC shot 42.9% from the floor with 13 of 30 from beyond the arc. Kevin Durant led the club with 40 points and seven rebounds on 12 of 31 shooting. Russell Westbrook scored 31 points and dished out eight assists on 11 of 28 from the floor. The Thunder turned the ball over 17 times.
Start Time: 9PM ET
Location: Oklahoma City
TV: TNT
Point Spread Odds: Oklahoma City -2
Over Under Total: 221 points
Money Line: Oklahoma City -130 odds and Golden St +110 odds
Notes: Golden St moves within 3-2 in this best of seven Western conference finals series with the 120-111 home victory in Game 5 to the Oklahoma City Thunder as a -7 point wagering favorite. The total finished at over 219 ½ points.
Warriors shot 47.1% from the floor with 9 of 24 from three. Stephen Curry had 31 points and seven rebounds hitting on 9 of 20 shots. Klay Thompson contributed with 27 points on 8 of 21 shooting. Center Andrew Bogut came through with 15 points and 14 rebounds as he made 7 of his 9 shots. Golden St went 31 of 34 from the free throw line.
OKC shot 42.9% from the floor with 13 of 30 from beyond the arc. Kevin Durant led the club with 40 points and seven rebounds on 12 of 31 shooting. Russell Westbrook scored 31 points and dished out eight assists on 11 of 28 from the floor. The Thunder turned the ball over 17 times.