Two teams that mix and give
Two very difficult laws collapse. New Orleans Pelicans is a perfectly complete team in my eyes, with players like Anthony Davis and DeMarcus Cousins. After missing three matches due to injury, Davis returned to the loss match against Sacramento last, put 18 points in 31 minutes played. Big plus to have Davis back. By the way, the form of the day is four with four losses on the last four matches. 13 losses and 13 wins have been collected on 26 games played, at home they have won six games and lost seven.
76ers is another team I followed intensively this season. A young team with a bright future to meet. Lastly, there was a loss of 105-98 against Cleveland Cavaliers, in a match where you really got up to battle. The loss was, however, the third on the rake, as well as the fourth in the last five matches. In other words, there are big question marks around the day shape. Does the score seem to be quite weak lately if we compare with the season start, when you really showed a rugged offensive. Joel Embiid missed the meeting with Cleveland lately, and according to the latest reports, he should be fifty-fifty in the night. Of course, would be a heavy break with Embiid at the sidelines.
The point game in focus
There are two fairly weak teams that make up the mind. From a 1X2 perspective, the match feels faintly difficult, especially when both teams are in need of victory. Took me a look at the points market, and then I stuck for less than 225.5 points to 1.53 times the money. Not the world’s most attractive odds right away, but at the same time I do not really believe in any scoreboard.
New Orleans Pelicans has gone under the 225.5 line in 66% of all matches this season. Philadelphia 76ers has fallen below the same score line in 72% of all matches this season. The score has also taken place in five of the last six meetings between the teams. The score in these six games is 195.5 points / match. Two teams with injured self-esteem and small offensive deficiencies – feels undeniably set for a relatively scorecarded event.
