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AAA's 3-GM OPENING NIGHT REPORT (+$45,000 NBA L2 YEARS)
(NBA) New Orleans vs. Golden State,
Point Spread: 10.00 | -107.00 New Orleans (Away)
Result: Loss
Point Spread: 10.00 | -107.00 New Orleans (Away)
Result: Loss
This is an 8* play on the New Orleans Pelicans.
Will the Warriors suffer a letdown after their epic run to NBA greatness last year? Maybe, but there is little chance that the team will completely implode and miss the postseason. Suffering a bit of a mental lapse on opening night after receiving their championship rings right before tip-off against a revenge minded Pelicans team which has lost 14 of 15 in the series, including seven straight at the Oracle Arena is not too hard to imagine though. Alvin Gentry was an assistant coach for the Warriors last year, but is now the head man in New Orleans. The Warriors core group of players are back, so to is Pelicans' big man Anthony Davis, who was fourth in the NBA with 24.4 PPG last year, first with 2.9 blocks per game and the top eight in field goal percentage, rebounds per game and double-doubles. Davis and company will be out for some serious revenge after getting swept by the Warriors in four straight in last years playoffs; the team looks poised for another strong run though with the additions of Kendrick Perkins and Nate Robinson, who will pull duty with guard Eric Gordon, who finished second in the NBA in 3-point shooting at 44.8 percent. We expect the visitors to keep this one a lot more competitive than what the oddsmakers are leading us to believe, play on NEW ORLEANS.
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Will the Warriors suffer a letdown after their epic run to NBA greatness last year? Maybe, but there is little chance that the team will completely implode and miss the postseason. Suffering a bit of a mental lapse on opening night after receiving their championship rings right before tip-off against a revenge minded Pelicans team which has lost 14 of 15 in the series, including seven straight at the Oracle Arena is not too hard to imagine though. Alvin Gentry was an assistant coach for the Warriors last year, but is now the head man in New Orleans. The Warriors core group of players are back, so to is Pelicans' big man Anthony Davis, who was fourth in the NBA with 24.4 PPG last year, first with 2.9 blocks per game and the top eight in field goal percentage, rebounds per game and double-doubles. Davis and company will be out for some serious revenge after getting swept by the Warriors in four straight in last years playoffs; the team looks poised for another strong run though with the additions of Kendrick Perkins and Nate Robinson, who will pull duty with guard Eric Gordon, who finished second in the NBA in 3-point shooting at 44.8 percent. We expect the visitors to keep this one a lot more competitive than what the oddsmakers are leading us to believe, play on NEW ORLEANS.
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