San Antonio Spurs - Dallas Mavericks: betting tip (kef 1.71) and bets on the NBA match

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On April 9, San Antonio hosted the Portland Blazers on its floor and played a match that can be called exemplary - 112:101. Without too much fuss, without failures, with a clear understanding of what needs to be done and when. From the first minutes, the Spurs set the pace — 32:23 in the first quarter. It was not just a breakthrough, but an application: the hosts were not going to let go of the threads of the game. In the second quarter, the pace leveled off a little, but San Antonio remained in control - 29:28. After a long break, the team turned the gear up again: 27:22 in the third quarter, and now the gap is becoming comfortable. In the final segment, Portland tried to catch on, but, as they say, the train had already left — 28:24, and the final victory of the hosts. De'Aaron Fox became the main conductor with 25 points, 5 rebounds and 7 assists. The Spurs are second in the West with 61 wins and 19 losses. And most importantly, this is a team that is no longer thinking about getting into the playoffs, but about how far to go in it.

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Now let's look at Dallas. On April 9, they hosted the Phoenix Suns and played a match in which there was a lot of effort, but not enough resources — 107-111. We fought to the end, but the class and depth of the opponent's squad affected us. The first quarter was left for the hosts — 33:29. In the second, Phoenix increased the pressure — 28:24, and by the big break, the Mavericks were already in the role of catching up. In the third quarter, the teams exchanged shots — 27:27, unchanged. And here is the fourth and last attempt to save the game: 27:24 in favor of Dallas, but it was not enough. John Poulakildas was the best among the guests with 23 points. 13th place in the West, 25 wins and 55 losses— it's been a tough season for Dallas. And, frankly, with no prospects of continuing in the postseason.