New Orleans Pelicans - Cleveland Cavaliers: betting tip (kef 1.74) and bets on the NBA match

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New Orleans has caught that spring rhythm when the ball starts to obey, and the ring seems a little wider than usual. The 105-99 victory over the Los Angeles Clippers is not just a plus in the table, it is an indicator of character. The team played the match smoothly, without failures, won the first quarter neatly and, most importantly, did not get lost in the end. When the opponent came forward, the Pelicans turned on the tough defense mode and made a breakthrough, which became decisive. The main focus is on the perimeter. Trey Murphy III had an evening that I want to revisit: 27 points, confidence in the shot and composure in the end. Saddiq Bey has added power and stability, and the result is a third victory in a row and seven home successes in a row. Smoothie King Center is once again becoming a fortress, where it is unpleasant to come. The balance is 25-46 — there is almost no chance of a play-in. 

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Cleveland is a team of a different mood. There is no struggle for survival here, there is calculation and pragmatism. The victory over the Chicago Bulls 115-110 on the road turned out to be significant. For three quarters, the Cavaliers looked like a team that clearly knows what it's doing: the defense is stifling, the offense is working, and the difference is growing. +29 during the match is already an application. The leader was James Harden, who played an I'm in control match. 36 points are not just numbers, they are the impact on every attack. He not only scored, but also conducted the game, forcing the opponent's defense to constantly make mistakes. And next to him was Evan Mobley, who looked like the boss in the three—second zone: 26 points and 14 rebounds, absolute dominance under the ring. Yes, in the fourth quarter, the Cavaliers allowed themselves to relax, and the Bulls almost got punished for it. The balance is 43-27 and a confident position in the East.