Phoenix Suns - Golden State Warriors: betting tip (kef 1.74) and bets on the NBA match

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The Sanz have put themselves in a very difficult position. The match against Portland was supposed to be a passing ticket, but it turned into a cold shower — 110:114. The Suns started confidently: 33:31 in the first quarter, the ball was moving, the attack was alive. In the second, it was already 29:34, and they took a big break as catch—up (62:65). The third quarter is 20:18, wrestling, contact, nerves.

But the fourth one... that's where the plot twist happened. At +11 (99:88 five minutes before the siren), Phoenix looked like the master of the situation. But the ending turned into a nightmare: the opponent's 17:5 dash, lost balls, and confusion in defense. The result is a painful defeat. And, of course, personalities. Jaylen Green had a powerful match — 35 points and 5 rebounds. Devin Booker added 22 points and 4 assists. Dillon Brooks scored 20 points and 7 rebounds. But when the defense allows 17 points in three minutes at the end, even such numbers do not save. Now Phoenix has no room for error. This is no longer just a match — it's an attempt to correct the impression.

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Golden State approached this meeting in a completely different mood. Their 126-121 victory over the Clippers is pure basketball character. It was a tough start: 22:31 in the first quarter, then 31:30, and we left for the break at 53:61. We tightened up a bit in the third (30:28), but everything was solved in the fourth. And here the Warriors turned on the mode familiar to everyone from the championship seasons — 43:32.

The team showed excellent execution: 48% from the game (47 of 98), 42% from beyond the arc (18 of 43), 45 rebounds. Stephen Curry was the main character of the evening: 35 points (12 of 23 from the game, 7 of 12 three-pointers) and 4 assists. Moreover, he scored 27 of these points after a long break, just when the fate of the match was being decided. Kristaps Porzingis added 20 points, Al Horford added 14 points and accurate long—range shots. And Draymond Green, as always, did everything that is not visible in the dry statistics: 7 points, 9 assists, 4 steals and a key defense in the end.