After another win las night, Los Angeles is one game away from knocking out the Golden State Warriors
Lakers close to advancing in series
Stephen Curry got himself a triple-double last night. It was only his 13th career triple-double, being only the third in playoff games. And all of that didn’t mean anything as the Los Angeles Lakers beat the Golden State Warriors once again, are up 3-1 in the series, and are now close to advancing to the Conference Finals.
The game was not amazing in points as it was in the first three, but it was by far the most levelled one. With a 104-101 final score in favour of the Lakers, the game was decided by three points. And Stephen Curry, who scored 31 points in the game, had two attempts in the final seconds. He missed both and couldn’t send the game to overtime.
After going back to the locker room in halftime winning by 52-49, the Golden State Warriors got their hopes of tying the series high. Especially after opening an 84-77 after the third period. But the Lakers overcame this 7-point disadvantage and managed to win by three after the fourth quarter.
Best Performances
With a surprisingly great performance from Stephen Curry, who scored a triple-double, the game had a couple of great individual numbers. Nine players scored 10+ points and we had another player with a double-double. Check the numbers of the game.
Los Angeles Lakers
- LeBron James – 27 PTS/9 REB/6 AST
- Anthony Davis – 23 PTS/13 REB
- Austin Reaves – 21 PTS
Golden State Warriors
- Stephen Curry – 31 PTS/10 REB/14 AST
- Andrew Wiggins – 17 PTS
- Draymond Green – 8 PTS/10 REB/7 AST
Bets
This game was curious. Among some greens and reds, we had a lot of close calls. We hit or missed a lot of lines for only one or two points. Check out the outcome of all predictions now (in bold the lines decided by two or fewer points/rebounds/assists).
- GS Warriors +2.5 (GSW lost by 3)
- Over 227.5 points (205 points)
- Anthony Davis under 24.5 points (23 points)
- Jordan Poole under 12.5 points (0 points)
- Rui Hachimura under 9.5 points (2 points)
- LeBron James over 42.5 points, rebounds and assists combined (27 PTS/9 REB/6 AST = 42 total)
- Stephen Curry under 30.5 points (31 points)
- Jarred Vanderbilt under 5.5 rebounds (3 rebounds)
- LA Lakers over 114.5 points (104 points)
- GS Warriors over 112.5 points (101 points)
- Klay Thompson 5+ assists (2 assists)
