This is a 10* on UNDER

The last game featured good shooting from both teams and still they combined for only 215 points. The big story for Game 4 is going to the questionable status of Atlanta’s Trae Young, who is nursing a bone bruise in his foot. Though he went for 35 in Game 3, you can’t reasonably expect that kind of production again, if he even plays at all. Young’s absence would be extremely detrimental for the Hawks as he has been carrying them offensively. He sprained his ankle at the end of the third quarter in Game 3. The Hawks would then go on to score only 17 points in the fourth. For the entire playoffs, the Hawks are only averaging 105.6 points/game. Over the last five games, that average is down to 102.2. The offensive efficiency rating plummets when Young is off the floor. Milwaukee has shot well the last two games, but doing so three straight times might be a bit tricky, especially with this game being on the road. The one positive bit of info for Atlanta if Young can’t go is that their defensive efficiency goes way up with him off the floor. A hobbled/absent Young means we can count on low-scoring from Atlanta while Milwaukee isn’t likely to get 38 from Middleton again. The Bucks are allowing just 102.4 points/game in the playoffs. Play on UNDER

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