Moving into position with the playoffs in the not-too-distant future is the key objective for every NBA side and this should be another excellent round of midweek action.
Over in the East, the Milwaukee Bucks take on the Philadelphia 76ers, Oklahoma City Thunder host the Dallas Mavericks and the Portland Trail Blazers will be battling it out with the New York Knicks.
15th March – Fiserv Forum, Milwaukee
Milwaukee Bucks to win the match @ 1.85 (PlayUp)
The race to finish inside the top 8 is on over in the East and two of the top sides in the division are primed to meet here in Milwaukee. The Bucks are currently second, having forced their way back into contention in the league and they will see this one as a potential stepping stone. The Philadelphia 76ers are still in the mix for the Championship with many NBA betting sites but their current form is not perhaps where they would like it to be. Points look guaranteed here, with the Bucks most likely to pick up the win.
15th March – Paycom Center, Oklahoma
Oklahoma City Thunder to win the match @ 1.91 (GetSetBet)
It has been a fine campaign for Oklahoma City Thunder, who sit top of the tree in the West, with just a handful of regular season games to play. Thunder take on the Dallas Mavericks next, a side that certainly look to have the potential to hurt them here. This will be a very close one, as the Mavericks tend to turn up when it matters most, and they could rain on the parade in Oklahoma. However. Thunder are a very good side, who have looked imperious throughout the campaign, and they should come out on top here.
15th March – Moda Center, Portland
New York Knicks win the match @ 1.70 (BlueBet)
The plight of the Portland Trail Blazers this season has been well noted by both punters and international betting sites and they find themselves floundering down in 14th place in the Western Conference. Next up is a meeting with a New York Knicks side that are going well over in the East and who are targeting a post-season run. Writing off the Trail Blazers at home is never a wise thing to do but the Knicks are a very good side, and they should come out on top on the road.
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