Oklahoma Thunder - Phoenix Suns: betting tip (kef 1.71) and bets on the NBA match

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If you look at the last Thunder match, you might be a little surprised. On April 13, the team lost to Phoenix — 103:135. But this is the case when the bill does not tell the whole truth. The leaders were resting, the rotation was experimental, and the start of the meeting turned out to be a complete failure — 19:37 in the first quarter. In the playoffs, such stretches are a verdict, but then it was more of a work moment. Then Oklahoma tried to come back: We leveled the game in the second quarter, caught on to the pace, but after a long break, the Suns turned on the speed again and dismantled the opponent. The problems on the boards (36:54), the unstable percentage from the game and the lack of a familiar structure — all this overlapped in one evening. At the same time, we must not forget the main thing: Thunder had an outstanding season. 64 wins with 18 losses, first place in the West, the strongest balance of the squad and dominance at home (34:8). 

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But the Phoenix Suns approached the playoffs through the play-in flames. On April 17, they confidently defeated the Golden State Warriors 111:96. And they did it according to all the canons: a powerful start (33:15), pace control and a confident ending. The team acted in a collected and aggressive manner. 48% of the game, reliable long—range shots and perfect free throws are the signature of a team that has caught the rhythm. But it is especially worth noting the defense: 14 interceptions and 20 losses from the opponent is a serious indicator. The main character of the evening was Jaylen Greene — 36 points, almost without a miss, plus activity on all parts of the court. Devin Booker added a solid universal performance, and the partners supported him.