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Oklahoma City leads 3-0 and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander has been unstoppable. The Thunder are primed to end Phoenix's season tonight despite the massive price tag.
Anthony Edwards is out with a knee injury and Minnesota heads to Denver down in talent but still up 3-1 in the series. Jokic at home in an elimination-or-advance game is a terrifying proposition.
After Philadelphia stunned Boston as 13.5-point underdogs in Game 2, the Celtics travel to Philly to re-assert their dominance. The historical data strongly favors Boston.
The Lakers lead 2-0 after winning both games on the road in Houston. Can LeBron and Durant complete the sweep, or do the desperate Rockets stave off elimination at Toyota Center?
Victor Wembanyama is in concussion protocol but traveled to Portland, hinting at a potential return. His status will determine the outcome at Moda Center on Thursday night.
CJ McCollum stunned New York in Game 2 to even the series at 1-1, and now the Hawks get a rowdy State Farm Arena crowd for the first time with a chance to take the series lead.
The Cavaliers have dominated Games 1 and 2 but head to Toronto where the Raptors won all three regular-season matchups -- can Donovan Mitchell and company close out a 3-0 series lead?
After splitting the first two games in Denver, the Nuggets and Timberwolves bring their explosive first-round series to Target Center where Anthony Edwards is ready to assert himself at home.
Orlando shocked Detroit with a Game 1 road upset and now returns to Little Caesars Arena where the Pistons are massive 9.5-point favorites. Can the Magic cover another big number?
After winning Game 1 by 35 points, the Thunder are -2200 moneyline favorites and -17.5 point spreads favorites heading into Game 2 at Paycom Center. Here is why the under is the best bet.
Joel Embiid is out with an abdominal injury and the Celtics are 13.5-point favorites at TD Garden. Can the 76ers keep it close without their best player?
Victor Wembanyama dropped 35 in his playoff debut and the Spurs lead 1-0. Portland heads back to Frost Bank Center without Lillard and facing a generational talent.
LeBron James delivered a masterclass in Game 1 as the Lakers shocked Houston 107-98. Can the Rockets respond on the road in Game 2, or does LA go up 2-0?
For the first time in three years, the Atlanta Hawks (46-36) are returning to the postseason. They’ll face a familiar foe in their opening-round series by taking on the New<a href="https://eatwatchbet.com/nba/hawks-vs-knicks-3-player-props-and-best-bet-for-saturday-april-18/" class="a-link">Continue reading <span class="sr-only">"Hawks vs Knicks: 3 Player Props and Best Bet for Saturday, April 18"</span></a>
