The Golden State Warriors aim to level their season record against the Oklahoma City Thunder this Friday evening. Recently, Golden State (10-11) secured a 110-106 win over Portland, while Oklahoma City (13-7) suffered a 110-101 defeat against Houston. In November, these teams clashed thrice, with the Thunder winning the last two, including an overtime victory at home, 130-123. Oklahoma City holds a 14-5-1 ATS record, while Golden State stands at 8-12-1 ATS in 2023.
Golden State Warriors Vs. Oklahoma City Thunder
Scheduled for 8 p.m. ET at Paycom Center in Oklahoma City, Okla., OKC is favored by 3 points in the latest Thunder vs. Warriors odds, with an over/under set at 236.5 points according to SportsLine consensus. Before locking in any picks, consulting the NBA predictions from the SportsLine model is prudent.
The SportsLine Projection Model, renowned for its NBA insights, has simulated every game 10,000 times, amassing over $10,000 in profit for $100 players across the past five seasons. Currently, on a blazing 92-50 run with top-rated NBA picks, the model has returned nearly $4,000 since last season. The model’s picks for Warriors vs. Thunder are available on SportsLine. Here are some NBA odds for the game:
- Thunder vs. Warriors spread: Thunder -3
- Thunder vs. Warriors over/under: 236.5 points
- Thunder vs. Warriors money line: Thunder -150, Warriors +127
Why the Warriors might cover:
For Golden State to stay competitive or secure a road victory, Stephen Curry must elevate his scoring. Averaging 29.2 points per game this season, Curry scored 30 and 25 points in his prior games against the Thunder, displaying his critical role in the Warriors’ performance. Draymond Green, with his consistent contributions and near-triple-double performances, adds significant value to the team’s success.
Why the Thunder might cover:
Oklahoma City possesses a potent force in Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, boasting averages of 30.1 points, 5.6 rebounds, and 6.3 assists. He’s been stellar against the Warriors, averaging 32 points and 6.5 assists across two games. The Thunder’s youthful frontline, led by Chet Holmgren and Jalen Williams, showcases their potential for long-term success but needs a standout performance against a determined Golden State.
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