2023 NBA Playoff Picks [Tuesday, April 25th] Predictions & Best Basketball Betting Odds

Chris Farley:

Good. Another good night in the NBA. Man, what a performance by Jimmy Butler, guys. I didn’t see the Bucks losing that game, but here we are. That’s 3-1 Heat. So we’ll see if Milwaukee can come back from that. And yeah, late game, LeBron doing LeBron’s thing late in that game. Grizzlies might be done, guys. I’d be curious to see what you think of that. Obviously, it goes back to Memphis, but I don’t know. It feels like the Lakers kind of stole their soul in that one. So not as good of a slate tonight. You won’t get any picks from me on today’s show, but of course, I’ll have some thoughts and the guys have some other picks today too, so let’s get it rolling.

Jay Money:

Exactly. Another great day of playoffs, man. Always nice when we have playoff basketball. We have three games today here. Josh, how’re you doing my brother? Is everything cool with you?

Josh C:

Yeah. Everything good, my man, everything good. Playoffs keep treating me very, very well. Even yesterday, when I had Grizzlies plus four and a half, and that was a little bit tough to stomach in overtime, and Dillon Brooks doing Dillon Brooks things as there was 0.3 seconds left to swing it. But look, on the whole, playoffs have been fantastic, man. So I can’t complain too much, but hopefully, we get back on the winning waves tonight for everyone.

Jay Money:

Exactly. Let’s get back to the winning waves tonight, my guys. Let’s take a look at the best bet record. It’s looking real nice. You know what I’m saying? Ever since about right after All Star break, we’ve been killing it ever since, guys. 29 games over 500, a total of 837 plays, 427 wins, 398 losses, and 12 pushes in that one. We will take that all day long and nail one guys. But we do have three games today, so let’s break them down. Let’s talk about it.

Obviously, we have three double-digit favorites in this one all at the house, looking for the closeout game in this one. Let’s go over to the streets of Boston in this one. We have the Boston Celtics laying 13 points at the house versus the Atlanta Hawks in this one, getting back 13 on the road. If you would like to go the moneyline route, the Boston Celtics are laying minus 1,000 as the home favorites, or you can get back plus 650 if you would like to go with the Atlanta Hawks to get the outright win in this one. Over and under is sitting at 230 and a half in this one, Chris. We know the Celtics just need one more win to end this series. You’d think they get it tonight.

Chris Farley:

Man, oh man. I think the Celtics are going to end this series tonight for sure. I had this line around 11, but I understand the way it’s moving, that’s the only side I would look, is Boston. The Hawks, you have to give them credit. They fought really hard, especially in that last game. Really scratched and clawed there late in that fourth quarter, but Celtics just too good down the stretch. Their defense was too good in a lot of spots. And of course, Tatum eventually stepped up more in the second half and the Celtics put together a great all around performance again. And it just feels like for the Hawks, that kind of took away their spirit, right? I mean, that was probably some of the best basketball that they’ve played, especially in those final two quarters of the last game, and that it’s still not enough against Boston. And now they have to go back to Boston. The Celtics really securing that front court area a lot less, easy rebounds for the Hawks.

So it’s going to be on the Hawks making three pointers. And they’re going to be without Dejounte Murray tonight. That’s huge for the Hawks. John Collins, we’ll see if he can hit some threes. Trae Young, we’ll see what we get from him, but this doesn’t seem like a very likely scenario where the Hawks are going to be that competitive tonight. Only thing that can happen here is if the Celtics have a mental lapse of some kind. So lean towards the Celtics. I also lean slightly towards the over only because the Hawks’ only chance in this game is to try and go fast and try to put up some offense. And I think Boston is going to continue to get pretty much whatever they want. It could actually turn into a showcase game and a blowout, where you see some overs in those cases. But nothing too strong for me on this game, guys. Lean Boston, lean over.

Jay Money:

Hey, shout out to our guy watching from Athens, Greece out there. Man, I was just watching some stuff on Athens last night, man. It was actually pretty crazy, but shout out to him. But yeah, it’s a tough game. I mean it’s not real tough, right? It’s Celtics or nothing. The Hawks, they’re down their guys. I mean, they’re down Murray. Trae Young, I mean, we never know where he’s going to go next season. Put it like this, their bags might be packed already, probably telling their wives, “Hey look babe, where we going on vacation?” You see what I’m saying? So the Hawks aren’t the type of team that I’d like to take to be scrappy in this situation. If they get down 10 points, we know the Celtics start hitting a barrage of threes. It could be one, two, three Cancun for the Atlanta Hawks. I do not take them as the type of team that will want to fight until the end. I actually take them as a team that they might give up and let go of the ropes in this one. Josh, how’re you looking at this game, my guy?

Josh C:

Yeah. I think you guys both basically summarized everything. I don’t think that there’s anything else I necessarily need to add to it. I grabbed Boston at minus 10 and a half when this one opened. So I wouldn’t recommend minus 13. It’s a little bit higher now, but obviously, that’s moved on the back of the Dejounte news. Plus, I think just general, Boston’s steam, especially when you consider the fact they closed at seven and a half on the road in Atlanta, and then opened at 10 and a half at home. That was a very, very interesting market move there. I don’t think there was anywhere near enough adjustment for home court flipping. So like I said, current market, probably close to fair price, but at the same time, like you said, Jay, this is one of those games where if Boston gets up double digits early, they could basically pick their own score down the stretch of this one.

I do think that you’ll get a pretty fair effort out of them for 48 minutes as well. They’d rather show up and make sure they play the full four quarters of this one to ensure that there’s no hope of having to play a game six, where they extend the series where their opponents for the next round are already at home sitting and waiting. So I think this one is going to be pretty much a formality. Also took some Hawks team total under here in this one as well, largely because it’s going to be the Trae Young show. And when there is only one primary playmaker and it’s Trae Young, this Boston defense isn’t going to have a tough time I don’t think, limiting what Atlanta is able to create in half court sets specifically.

We already saw in the first two games in Boston when it was a lot of Trae Young pick and roll action. They switched up their blitzes. They trapped him a lot. They forced basically the ball out of his hands very early in sets. And it just leaves Atlanta in this situation where they just don’t have someone else now without Murray to be able to rely on to create shots for everyone else. So we could see a lot of isolation offense. If that’s the case, Boston is second in the league in isolation plays defensively, I don’t think they have any trouble slowing down the Hawks here. As long as they tidy up the boards, they don’t give up too many second chance opportunities, this one’s going to be pretty straightforward, I think, from opening tip. So like I said, took an early Boston line. Also on the Hawks, team total under as well, which is still available at 108 and a half. I think this one’s going to be pretty comfortable and probably the most comfortable lopsided game of the night.

Jay Money:

Yeah. No, it’s a good point. I could definitely see that as well. Like I said, bags are likely packed for the Hawks. They’re probably sitting by the doors. So as soon as they get to the house, they just grab them bags, and then go hit the private jet or something. You see what I’m saying? Hey, they might be headed over to Greece or something, man. It looked real nice over there, man. But our guy, Josh, rocking. No official for myself, for Chris. In this one, I got Josh. We’ll take the Hawks team total under 108 and a half. We know they’re missing one of their main guards in Dejounte Murray. I mean, I could definitely see that one coming through hell. Hawks might not touch 100 points here. It might be 120 to 100 type of game in this one. So we know our guy, the undertaker is going to get the cash in this one. I might have to ride with them on this one, guys.

Turnover to the next game, guys. Let’s head over here to the streets of Denver in this one, where we do have the Denver Nuggets land 10 points at the house versus the Minnesota Timberwolves in this one. Getting back 10 points on the road if you would like to go the moneyline route. The Denver Nuggets are laying minus 450 on the moneyline as home favorites, or you can get back plus 340 with the Minnesota Timberwolves if you would like to go with the away underdog in this one to get the outright win. Over and under sitting at 220 and a half in this one. Chris, we know the Nuggets once again, they’re up 3-1 at the house, had the chance to sweep, went on a 12-0 scoring run in game four. Right? It went to overtime and they end up taking the L. I’m sure Josh, seeing Edwards just go bonkers here and loving that. But Chris, how’re you looking at this game? You think the Nuggets come in here and close it out as double-digit favorites here at the house in game five?

Chris Farley:

Yeah. Well, this would be the one game where I would have a play if I was going to ever plan anything tonight, and that is on the Timberwolves. And listen, the Nuggets at home, that’s scary. Right? It’s scary to ever face Denver at home. They’ve been an extremely consistent, very potent offense at home all season. There’s a few things from the Timberwolves that I liked in that last game and they’re certainly showing that they can fight. Right? First and foremost, Anthony Edwards just at 21 years old, continues to put on a show. That’s going to be much harder tonight at Denver in a much more raucous environment, but I think he continues to fight hard and kind of continues to be a spark for his team.

Also, it seems like Minnesota’s kind of figuring out their defense a little bit more. When somebody like Nickeil Alexander-Walker can come in and do as good of a job as he did, basically shut down Jamal Murray in the fourth quarter and part of the third quarter, that was really impressive. And I think this is just a well coached team. I think Chris Finch is a good coach. And I think they’re a well coached defensive team that’s starting to figure things out on the floor. So you like that when you’re facing a Nuggets offense that just has so many options, but again, because it is the Nuggets at home, because they can be so potent, because we saw Jamal Murray have kind of a down game under 20 points in that last matchup, and because of the way this is set up for Denver after that loss, I can’t take Minnesota tonight. That was just a strong lean for me and no real thoughts on the totals, guys.

I think the total is kind of right where it should be. It should be a very hard fought game for Minnesota and their defense, and they’re going to hope to slow things down, but that’s not what the Nuggets do at home. They run faster and they hit you from the very beginning of these games, and I think it’s going to be hard for Minnesota to keep up. So leans across the board for me. Again, no plays, but strongest lean is on Minnesota plus 10 and a half.

Jay Money:

Yeah. And it all comes down to whether the Denver Nuggets have that killer instinct. Right? I always kind of say, they’re kind of wanted to… They have a really great offense, guys, but they’re still one of the kind of softer teams. You got guys like DeAndre. It’s almost like they’re kind of starting to experiment out there. They’ve got DeAndre Jordan out there playing real heavy minutes and just… Not heavy, but you guys know, I mean, he’s actually seeing the floor. Right? He never used to see the floor until they’re in a blowout, 30 points, then they throw him out there. So throwing him out there in meaningful minutes is just kind of a head scratcher, in my opinion, that one Josh. Obviously, now Kyle Anderson is out, so they’re already missing Naz Reid, Jaden McDaniels. Now, another starter is missing here, but what if you like what you saw from Anthony Edwards in this one, Josh? You could think this could just be a spot where we kind of look at his PRA or something like that, or points. Do you see him continue to put his team on his back here?

Josh C:

Yeah. Almost definitely have to play his PRA, even at an inflated number, I think, just because of what his usage is going to be now and the fact that offensively, they seem to be really running things for him with a lot of these dual screen actions, high screen actions as well, where he is able to get downhill and attack the teeth of that defense, which as we know, is kind of the weak spot for Denver defensively, is in and around that rim when you get Jokic in those pick and roll actions. So there’s little resistance there. I think he’s just going to keep doing what he’s doing. And man, he’s phenomenal. I’ve been a champion of Anthony Edwards for quite some time. I don’t think anyone talks anywhere near highly enough of him even with what he’s doing right now. This kid is very, very special. And he plays both ends of the floor, which as we know, is a pretty rare commodity these days.

But in terms of this specific game, I mean, I don’t really give Minnesota much hope here. Like you said, no Kyle Anderson now out of the rotation. His team was already struggling, I think, to really put together a competition for this Denver team when there was already no McDaniels, there was already no Naz Reid. These things sort of really start to add up, especially when you have to go on the road in the playoffs. So I think Denver does this one pretty comfortably. I was pretty close to taking a first half line on them. I think minus five is still around. That seems pretty appealing to me. But for me, this offense as we know, role players at home always perform better. And if the role players are performing around Jokic offensively, that Denver team total looks kind of appealing as well at about 115 and a half.

So for me, it should again be a pretty comfortable game, I think, from start to finish with the Nuggets. I don’t think they have too much difficulty here. I think they’re kind of figuring out this Minnesota defense as much as anything else, whereas the game four closeout game, it’s always the hardest in a series to close out an opponent. So the fact that they were able to make the run they did at the end of that fourth quarter to even force overtime, was ridiculous. So I think that kind of showed some nice life to Denver as well. A nice reminder of what they can do in the clutch situations when need be. But for me, Nuggets all passed basically in every which way, but I haven’t got involved in this game at all.

Jay Money:

Yeah, yeah. It’s a tough one for me, man. I know the Wolves aren’t the type of team that’ll just give up. I don’t look at them as Atlanta. I do see them fighting and clawing until the end. If Anthony Edwards has a good shooting game, man, they could be into this game. But obviously, always worry about the bags packed spot, man. They get down by double digits, the home crowd is against them, the momentum gets on the Nugget side. We saw it in the fourth quarter… I mean, the Wolves should have lost that game, simply put. Basically, if Jokic hits both free throws, that game is over with. You see what I’m saying? So it shouldn’t even got that close. This goes to show you how the Wolves can look when their offense is sputtering and when they’re relying on Edwards too much. Double team him make the rest of the team beat you and KAT is playing like ass right now.

So it’s just really a tough game in this one. Josh leaning towards Nuggets, Chris leaning towards Wolves in this one. It’s a tough one for me, my guys. Let’s head over here to the next game. We do have some plays on this one. Let’s go to the streets of Phoenix, in Phoenix, Arizona. And this one, we got the Suns land 12 and a half points at the house versus the LA Clippers in this one, getting back 12 and a half on the road if you would like to go the moneyline route. The Phoenix Suns are laying minus 800 at the house as home favorites in this one. Or you can get back plus 550 with the LA Clippers, if you would like to go with them to get the outright win. Over and under sitting at 224 in this one, Chris. I’m looking at this game, my guy. Suns, obviously one of the best starting fives in the league. Do you think they have enough bench to pull away in this one and win in blow out fashion?

Chris Farley:

This is another one of those where I lean to the underdog, but just, man, it’s so hard to take in these situations. Of course, you have all three underdogs on the road tonight. And I think this is important for the Suns to close out this series to get some rest. Right? Get some more practicing for that starting five because now, they’re at a real advantage in the Western Conference where we’ll see what happens with Denver tonight. That probably is over as well, but some of these series are getting extended a little bit. With that being said, yeah, I mean, as well as Phoenix has been shooting from beyond the arc at 40% in those last two games, I believe, plus, the Clippers really don’t have a shot if they continue to shoot that effectively.

I mean, the Clippers are a really good three point shooting team, one of the top five in the NBA, but it really hasn’t been landing as much for them. Of course, they continue to be without Kawhi. So I forget if we said it off in this show or not, but Josh was saying, the Clippers could launch it up all day from three point land and hope to stay in this one. And that really is their only shot, I think. Right? I mean, we have to maybe hope for some regression from the Phoenix offense at home. That doesn’t seem like something that’s going to happen. For what it’s worth, I guess Devin Booker was watching this show. What’s up, Devin? How’re you doing? Ever since I said that thing about him, man, he’s been going off. He’s been sensational for the Suns.

So the Suns are operating on all cylinders right now, especially with that starting five. No real thoughts on the total either because again, we could see a blowout situation here. I do give the Clippers some credit. They’ve been fighting really hard. Their defense has been pretty good, but again, they’ve been a pretty good perimeter and mid-range defense this year. They really have to lock it up against this Suns team early, or else this game could really get away from them really fast. And without Kawhi, it’s hard to see how that’s going to happen. Right? We’re going to have to have just a huge game for Norman Powell or something like a 40-point game. And I’m not going to bet on that. So, lean Suns. Clippers could hang in there. I would lean to the under because I think, Clippers bring a better brand of defense tonight, but no strong thoughts there either.

Jay Money:

Yeah. I’m leaning to the Clippers in this one, man. And I think the underdog, I think they’ll get some calls. Remember, the Clippers have been… I know they’ve been shooting a lot of threes, but their main thing is to attack the rim. So as long as they get some foul calls on their side, I feel like Clippers can go over their team total. I think they could keep this game close. And we know the Suns right? I mean, they might put up 130 points tonight in this one, man. So I do think this will be a faster paced game. I feel like the Clippers will be feisty and go over their team total. So they’ll push me to ride with my guy, Punt, on the over, 224 in this one, Josh. You think we see a high paced game in this one in regard?

Because I know you said the Clippers need to shoot a lot of threes, but where they found success is Russell Westbrook and the guys attacking the basket. Right? We know if Ayton is not out there, I mean, you got to attack the basket whether he’s in there or not, try to drop foul calls here. Josh, what are you liking in this game?

Josh C:

Yeah. I agree. I mean, I’ve got an over 223. I don’t mind the 224 either. Pace and space, that’s going to be the message for the Clippers. Right? Play your pace, space the floor, attack the basket, create those lanes. I think Ty Lue will make sure that offensively, they have the right game plan for this one. We’ve seen basically in his tenure with the Clippers, whenever they’ve played elimination games, they’ve all been very fast-paced, have been the fastest paced games of series, respectively.

We saw last time they made a playoff run, the same thing happened. They played the Phoenix Suns in an elimination game twice and both of those games were over the total, I think, by about 20 points. And similar sort of situation here where they are the underdogs again against the Phoenix Suns team. They’re going to push pace again. I think we’re going to see a lot of small ball lineups as well to try and really stretch Phoenix and be able to attack them in different ways, have multiple points of attack as well, which makes it difficult to stop them from being able to penetrate and get into the paint like you said.

So for me, I think also, lean towards the Clippers here. That’s such an inflated number. They are, I think in my opinion, live to win outright even with Kawhi out and no Paul George, just because of the potential style matchup issues that they may cause. Sorry for Phoenix, with this potential style matchup. So the flip side of course, is the fact that the Suns we’ve seen as the series has gone on offensively, have just been able to have their way with this Clippers defense. And I think that probably continues as well with the starting lineup in particular.

So we could see quite a few runs being made in this game. Like I said, I do lean towards the Clippers, but I wouldn’t say that with a ton of confidence, but I do love that over a lot. I think that there’s a multitude of different games scripts that can play out where that total can still be clear, just given the projected pace that I kind of have this game featuring at anyway. So I still like the over at 224 in this one. No problem with that number. And like I said, hopefully, we do get a game where the Clippers are able to sort of dictate things a little bit in terms of how this one’s run.

Jay Money:

I like it. I like it. Definitely could not talk you off the over in this one. I like the over. I’ll ride with our guy, Punt, in this one. He’s the undertaker, so when he’s taking the over, he is letting you know, man, this is just soaring over the total, man. We’re going north of 250 in this one. Our guy, Punt, rocking with over 224 and I’m riding with him over 224 in this one as well. Let’s get to some questions in this one, guys, before we get out of here. We have some great questions in the chat. First question of M&M there, man. It sounded nice and getting kind of hungry here, man. Go get some M&M’s real quick. But Westbrook has a great game, PRA over, sitting at 41 and a half at BetUS Sportsbook. Chris, any thoughts on Russell Westbrook going over his PRA tonight?

Chris Farley:

M&M, I appreciate you giving us that line, that helps us a lot. I would lean to the over on that one. I mean, Russell Westbrook has shown up pretty big in a lot of these games when he’s had to. He’s actually been shooting not all that bad in this series as well. Of course, he had that one really bad game. But it’s interesting to see how much more content and confident Russell Westbrook is and the Clippers. It just kind of goes to show you that like LeBron James kind of is the godfather of the NBA, if he doesn’t want you around, then you’re not going to stick around on the team. That being said, yeah, I think that Russell Westbrook has a pretty good night tonight. 41 and a half feels a little low to me, but again, he’s going to have to get into the 20s in his scoring probably. So it’s a little scary for Russ, but he’s been delivering in most of these games.

Jay Money:

Yeah. No, I’m right there with you with that. I can only look towards the over in this one. Josh, what do you think?

Josh C:

Yeah. I would only play the over as well. I mean, the bottom line is he’s the primary playmaker now. No questions asked. And if we are looking at a game script where like I said, the emphasis is pace and space, he’s going to be the one trying to bring that ball up the floor as quickly as possible to make plays, whether that’s attacking the rim, getting to the basket, or driving to collapse the defense, and then kick out anyway. So the opportunity, I think, is there for another big night for him across the board. He’ll have to crash the boards pretty aggressively as well, if they are going to play a small ball lineup. He’s one of the best rebounding guards in the league. So yeah, I think that’s a pretty fair number, but I would still only play the over.

Jay Money:

I’m right there with you on that. Obviously, it’s inflated, but the usage rate is going to be so high. We know that Westbrook going up against KD is not going down without a fight in this one, guys. Next question up. Luis Martinez, man, just had to ask a question about the Bucks today. Now, I did not feel like talking about this team. It had to be him though as well. Bucks down 1-3. Curious on taking serious price at plus 125. Chris, do you think the Bucks have a chance at winning all three remaining games?

Chris Farley:

I don’t like taking that price. I know it feels like a good price in the box, but it’s not like it’s 0-0.

Josh C:

The Bucks could probably still win the series if I’m being perfectly honest, but I really don’t think you should be playing them at that number. I don’t think you should… Seeing them at plus money doesn’t necessarily represent value. And that’s definitely the case here. I think the concern for them as well, we know that they’re the better team. We know that they could potentially win by double digits in all three games if they needed to, but just the style that Miami’s playing at, I think that Erik Spoelstra has done a terrific job of recognizing what the defense is giving him here. We spoke before the playoffs about why I thought Boston would… I wouldn’t say comfortably, but match up very well with Milwaukee. And I think the team that would come out of the east and it’s because of their ability to space the floor, especially five out lineups and really cause Milwaukee trouble in that regard.

Miami have kind of done that in their own way where they are running a lot of off ball action motion offense beyond the perimeter, getting looks for Max Strus, getting looks for Duncan Robinson who’s shooting 75% from deep this series, which is ridiculous, but that’s what exactly what they’re going to continue to do and fire away from three. When there’s three games, you only got to win one of them. You only need one of those games where they’re shooting at 50% from deep again, and all of a sudden, that might just be too tall of an ask for Milwaukee to have to overcome. So again, I think the Bucks still get it done, as weird as that sounds, but I really don’t think that plus 125 is a fair price to be jumping on them.

Jay Money:

Yeah. You basically go parlay in them every single game. They’re going to be favorites. So to his point and what he’s saying is, they’re going to be favorites in all three games. So it’s basically, you’re just hoping they win. You kind of parlay in all three moneylines, but I understand plus 125. My guy’s saying he wouldn’t go two, three units, man. Good luck to you. I hope you cash it. Bucks are obviously the better team, but come on, man. Some people, they can’t get out of their own way, man. Come on bro. That doesn’t mean you have to hammer it. Maybe the Bucks might lose this series, right? I feel like yesterday’s game kind of telling right there, you’d only need to win one more. I wouldn’t be surprised if they put them out in that one, guys. Next question up says, “Has anyone mentioned Anthony Edwards over two and a half three pointers made in that one?” Chris, we did do a long stint talking about Anthony Edwards earlier, but what do you think about him possibly making three or more threes in this one?

Chris Farley:

Yeah. I mean, it sounds like if that’s cashing nonstop for this stop geoengineering, then I think you should keep on rolling with it, man. It’s not something that I’ve been really looking at, but I mean, I’ve been thinking Anthony Edwards is going to be attacking the paint more often than not, but he is certainly shooting his attempts beyond the arc as well. And the kid has poise somehow, at 21 years old. He’s hitting these three pointers too in big pressure moments. So I would stick with the over. Why not?

Jay Money:

What do you think, Josh? My guy is saying he has an absolute lock for us in the chat and we’re dumb for not playing it, Josh. Anthony Edwards going for three or more threes here once again.

Josh C:

I think you’ll have the attempts again. Look, I think we can all say, I love Anthony Edwards. I’m as big a fan as Anthony Edwards as you’ll find that’s not a Minnesota Timberwolves fan, but he’s not a three point shooter. I mean, it’s still asking him to sort of do something that’s outside of the norm for him to clear that number. So yeah, I wouldn’t feel too comfortable in it, especially if you’re having to lay any sort of juice on that price as well. So for me, I would pass on it, but like I said, if you want to keep writing that trend, then credit to you. But yeah, I wouldn’t be surprised if it does come to an end in this game.

Jay Money:

Yeah. Hey, I always say, if you’ve been cashing with it, you got money in your pocket, you can afford one of those losses as well, man. But that’s it, man. That’s all the questions for today in that one guys. Let’s try to get to some cash today. We went over our top three games. We went over the top questions in the chat as well. It’s time to recap the picks in this one we got here and let’s go take the sports with the smack city in this one, guy. I know y’all sponsored the show, but we’re trying to smack y’all today. Our guy, Josh, rocking with the Hawks, team total under 108 and a half. He’s also taking Clippers-Suns over 224. And I’m riding with my guy, Punt, not the undertaker today, the over taker. We’re hopping on Clippers-Suns over 224 in that one, guys.

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