Charlotte Hornets - Memphis Grizzlies: betting tip (kef 1.71) and bets on the NBA match

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In the last game, Charlotte reminded us of a team that is capable of not just fighting, but dictating conditions. The 130-111 victory over Orlando is not just numbers on the scoreboard, it is a demonstration of how modern basketball can ideally look like: fast, bold, with an emphasis on the perimeter. After a cautious start, the Hornets literally broke up the game in the second and third quarters, and the opponent could no longer keep up with this pace. I was particularly pleasantly surprised by Kobe White, the man from the bench who came out and made a difference. 27 points, five accurate three—pointers - and, more importantly, the confidence he conveyed to the whole team. Brandon Miller added solidity with 25 points and 8 assists, and LaMelo Ball traditionally conducted this attacking orchestra, scoring 20 points. Charlotte, with a 36-34 balance, ranks 10th in the East.

Current form

Memphis, in turn, played a match that can be called fair. Without too much pathos, but with a lot of struggle. Against Boston, the team held on almost to the very end — 112:117, and this is the case when the score does not fully reflect the nature of the game. Memphis did not fall apart, did not let go of the opponent, but on the contrary, at times even looked more confident. The third quarter, won 34:29, showed that the team has energy, there is desire and there is a depth of the squad, even if it is not the most stellar. Tyler Burton, the fresh man in the rotation, suddenly became the main character, scoring 23 points. The support from Ty Jerome and other rotation players only underlines that Grizzlies are not about stability right now, but about outbreaks. They can catch on, they can surprise, but it's still hard for them to keep a high level at a distance. The standings (24-45) are the best confirmation of this.