Houston Rockets - Portland Blazers: betting tip (kef 1.71) and bets on the NBA match

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The Rockets suffered a very painful defeat on March 5, losing to the Golden State Warriors 113-115 in overtime at their Toyota Center venue. The game was developing quite confidently for the hosts: the team moved the ball well, alternated passes under the ring with long-range shots and kept the situation under control for a long time. However, the end of the main time turned out to be nervous. The Rockets allowed their opponent to even the score, and in the extra five minutes, several unsuccessful attacks and defensive errors cost them the victory. Reed Sheppard looked the brightest in Houston. \

The young defender came off the bench and had a real benefit: 30 points, accurate shots (12 of 19 from the game), six hits from behind the arc and six assists. Kevin Durant also made a significant contribution with 23 points, six rebounds and four steals. Amen Thompson scored a double-double (18 points and 10 rebounds). After this defeat, the balance of the Rockets in the Western Conference is 38-23, which leaves the team in fourth place.

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The Blazers, on the other hand, approach the game on a good emotional background. On March 5, the team scored a confident away victory over the Memphis Grizzlies — 122-114. The match turned out to be quite stubborn. For a long time, the rivals went practically neck and neck, exchanging successful segments. But in the final quarter, Portland added speed and accuracy, gradually seized the initiative and confidently brought the meeting to victory. The main character was Jrue Holliday. The experienced point guard played the best game of the season: 35 points and 11 assists, competent offensive control and several crucial hits in crucial minutes.

Equally important was the contribution of Jerami Grant — 30 points and nine rebounds. He regularly found one-on-one attacking opportunities and consistently punished Memphis' defense from mid-range. Center Robert Williams III added 20 points and 11 rebounds, helping the team win the fight under the ring. The victory allowed Portland to improve the balance to 30-33 and gain a foothold in tenth place in the Western Conference.