Houston Rockets vs. Golden St Warriors Free Pick Prediction Game 4 NBA Pro Basketball Playoffs Odds Preview 4-24-2016
- 8 years ago
The Houston Rockets are looking to equal their best of seven series as they host the Golden St Warriors in Game 4 of their NBA playoff series on Sunday.
Start Time: 3:30PM ET
Location: Houston
TV: ABC TV
Point Spread Odds: Golden St -9
Over Under Total: 218
Money Line: Warriors -450 odds and Rockets +355 odds
Notes: Houston moves within 2-1 of the Golden St Warriors with their 97-96 home victory in Game 3 as a +3 ½ point betting underdog. The total went under 215 ½ points. A fast start by Houston saw them up 31-18 after one period. They shot 39.1% from the field with 11 of 36 three pointers. James Harden had 35 points and nine assists connecting on 11 of 26 shots. They pulled down 9 more rebounds than the Warriors.
Golden St played again without Stephen Curry who has a bad ankle that forced him to miss his second consecutive game. The team hit on 43% from the floor with 6 of 25 going in from the three point line. Marreese Speights had 22 points off the bench on 7 of 11 shooting. Klay Thompson led the starters with 17 points and eight rebounds hitting on 7 of 20 shots.
Start Time: 3:30PM ET
Location: Houston
TV: ABC TV
Point Spread Odds: Golden St -9
Over Under Total: 218
Money Line: Warriors -450 odds and Rockets +355 odds
Notes: Houston moves within 2-1 of the Golden St Warriors with their 97-96 home victory in Game 3 as a +3 ½ point betting underdog. The total went under 215 ½ points. A fast start by Houston saw them up 31-18 after one period. They shot 39.1% from the field with 11 of 36 three pointers. James Harden had 35 points and nine assists connecting on 11 of 26 shots. They pulled down 9 more rebounds than the Warriors.
Golden St played again without Stephen Curry who has a bad ankle that forced him to miss his second consecutive game. The team hit on 43% from the floor with 6 of 25 going in from the three point line. Marreese Speights had 22 points off the bench on 7 of 11 shooting. Klay Thompson led the starters with 17 points and eight rebounds hitting on 7 of 20 shots.