Pariter the NBA final: bet on match 6

Match 6 of the NBA final went on Thursday evening, with Oklahoma City Thunder just one match of its first championship since its statement in the state earlier. The Thunder won the match 5 120-109 on the Indiana Pacers, thanks to 40 points from Jalen Williams to take this advance of 3-2.

The series turns to Indianapolis, where these teams divide matches 3 and 4. The Pacers are trying not only to eliminate elimination, but to assess the star Tyrese Haliburton, who is dealing with a veal strain.

Here are the bets of our analysts who stand out.

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Andrew Nembhard on 15.5 points and assists (-110). This choice looks at the news that Tyrese Haliburton fights against a calf strain which limited it in match 5, and the probability that other pacers’ perimeter players will have to intensify and help carry the charge of creating the offensive in game 6. Nembhard is the second leader in the starting program, and that with the best record of places in play. Haliburton in good health, Nembhard exceeded 15.5 p + has in six of his first seven qualifying matches this season and in 10 games in total this qualifying series, including match 1 of the final. But it was the final of the Eastern Conference last season, when Haliburton was fighting against injuries when Nembhard intensified. In this series, it has an average of 21.0 ppg and 7.8 APG in total, and these figures increased to 28.0 ppg and 9.5 APG in two home games that he played in the series. So the advantage is there for Nembhard to put large figures on the board if the Pacers ask for it on Thursday. – Slavery

Alex Caruso on 9.5 points (-125). Thunder’s role players tend to stand on the road. With the pacers season in play, they will want someone other than Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Jalen Williams to beat them, which should create open looks for Caruso. He is one of the most consistent players with a huge advantage and should see many minutes. Caruso lasted an average of 29.5 minutes per game in the final and crossed this line in three of the five games. He also exceeded this brand in eight of the 10 games this season playing 27 minutes or more. — Moody

Pascal Siakam on 28.5 total and rebounded points (-115). Siakam was the best player of the Pacers in the final, and overall, he has an average of 22.8 ppg and 6.3 RPG (29.1 p + R) in his last 12 games while exceeding 28.5 six times. I expect the Pacers to look even more on Siakam on Thursday evening, playing at home in an essential match 6 with Haliburton dealing with an unknown veal injury. Siakam is the Pacers’ impact player with a championship experience and should open the way. – Snellings

Projections and injury reports

Basketball power index by ESPN Analytics. Aggregation of injuries by Rotowire.com. Rosts by ESPN Bet

Oklahoma City Thunder in Indiana Pacers
8:30 p.m.

Double: Thunder -6.5 (-105) | Pacers 6.5 (-115)
Silver line: Thunder -230 | Pacers +195
Total: 221.5 (-110 o, -110 u)
BPI projection: Thunder of 1.9, right of 56%, 226.1 total points.

Injury report:
Thunder: subject nikola, (OFS – KNEE)
Pacers: Tyrese Haliburton, (GTD – Calf); Jarace Walker, (outside – ankle); Isaiah Jackson, (OFS – ACHILLE)