Atlanta Hawks - New York Knicks: betting tip (kef 1.80) and bets on the NBA match

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On April 4, we saw more than just a match at the Barclays Center — it was a real master class from the Atlanta Hawks. The Georgia team took to the floor with the attitude that the question of the winner had been decided in the locker room. The result was a convincing 141:107, and, importantly, without the slightest doubt during the meeting. From the first possession, the Hawks set a pace that the hosts could not digest. First quarter — 35:25, control, confidence, ball movement. By the big break, the difference had already become noticeable — 71:55.

Yes, Brooklyn tried to catch on in the third, even winning the 30:27 segment, but it was only a brief surge. In the final quarter, the visitors turned on an upshift and literally swept away the opponent — 43:22. It was especially pleasant to watch the team chemistry of Atlanta. 57 percent of the sales from the game is the level of the top club. Because of the arc — for 50 percent. C.J. McCollum became the main conductor — 25 points and 7 assists, everything is clear and to the point. The Hawks are a team that has caught the rhythm. 45 wins with 33 losses, fifth place in the East. A fourth win in a row and 18 of the last 20 matches is already an application for a serious conversation in the playoffs. 

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On April 3, Madison Square Garden once again reminded why it is called the basketball temple. The Knicks staged a show in which the Chicago Bulls turned out to be only extras — 136:96. From the first seconds, the New Yorkers seized the initiative and did not let it go for a moment. The first quarter was 38:16, and even then it became clear that the game was going according to the scenario of the hosts. By the big break, the score had become completely obscene — 78:41. In the third quarter, the Bulls tried to even things out (31:30), but that was the maximum they could manage. In the final stretch, the Knicks calmly brought things to a crushing victory. 

The team game was what caught my eye. 53 percent of hits from the game, a confident advantage on the boards (54:36), plus competent ball movement. Oji Anunobi produced perhaps one of his best matches — 31 points, 8 rebounds and almost flawless accuracy from the perimeter. The Knicks are going very confidently: 50 wins with 28 losses and the third place in the East. The team looks balanced and ready for serious tasks.