10:30 PM EST, TNT - Line: Warriors -10, Over/Under: 230 With football finally in the rearview mirror, basketball takes full control as the NBA charges into it's most chaotic point of the season on the eve of the Trade Deadline, shortly followed by the All-Star Break. This is the point of the term in which teams start to show some serious signs of fatigue, having only been further exaggerated by injuries, which is precisely where we find the … [Read more...]
Golden State Warriors @ Houston Rockets
8:00 PM EST, NBA TV - Line: Rockets -1, Over/Under: 234 With just over two weeks to go in the Regular Season, there is surprisingly a great deal of things to be decided, particularly in terms of postseason seeding as the Golden State Warriors face the Houston Rockets tonight at Toyota Center, in a meeting of two of the West's top three teams. So much for the Warriors (59-14, 1st in Western Conference) making a third consecutive trip to the NBA … [Read more...]
San Antonio Spurs @ Golden State Warriors
10:30 PM EST, TNT - Line: Warriors -9, Over/Under: 213 After an Offseason ripe with signings, trades, and retirements (not to mention Olympic Gold) the NBA is back, and with all due respect to LeBron James and the Defending Champion Cleveland Cavaliers, all eyes will be on tonight's contest between the San Antonio Spurs and Golden State Warriors, for one obvious reason. But before we get into the Dubs, the Spurs (67-15, 2nd in Western … [Read more...]
Houston Rockets @ Golden State Warriors, Game One
3:30 PM EST, ESPN - Line: Golden State -13.5, Over/Under: 225 It's rare that you get a rematch of the previous year's Conference Finals this early, let alone in a One/ Eight matchup, but that is the reality that is this First Round Series between the top-seeded Golden State Warriors and Eight-Seeded Houston Rockets. Needless to say, a great deal has changed since the Dubs ousted Clutch City in five games en route to hoisting thier first Larry … [Read more...]
LeBron’s in Beast Mode
Lebron led the way once again for the Cavs and has his teammates playing at higher levels. The 40 points he scored in Tuesday's 96-91 victory brought his three-game total to 123 points. That's the highest figure ever through three games in the Finals; he moved past Rick Barry (122), Jerry West (118), Michael Jordan (117) and Shaquille O'Neal (116). LeBron once again worked his way toward a standout box score line. He sat just two minutes in the win, … [Read more...]