Jose Ramon Exposito recommends a forecast for the NBA.
The Chase Center in San Francisco is ready for the second game of the conference finals series between the Dallas Mavericks and the Golden State Warriors.
A first meeting dominated from start to finish by the Warriors, which ended with a wide difference in points that many did not expect, the Mavericks were very erratic from the perimeter and the pressure of the Warriors on Luka Doncic was decisive, culminated with 7 losses representing more than half that his entire team had in the match, the visitors tried up to 48 long-distance shots noticing really anxious and rushed, scoring only 11 of them for a poor 22.9% accuracy, there could somehow be the difference in the final score.
Certainly this can be corrected and these numbers will improve markedly, however when looking for a style of play of greater possession to find the open field goals, this would lead to a greater consumption of time on the game clock and a lower possibility of exceeding the 103.5 points of our betting line, we must also take into account the good defensive system used by the Warriors when playing at home, throughout the postseason they were able to limit the Grizzlies to only 101 points on average in the same way as the Nuggets to only 103 points, showing thus a greater intensity in the defensive commitment in front of your audience.