Golden State at Oklahoma City WCF Lines Preview Game 4

On Tuesday night, the Golden State Warriors return to Chesapeake Energy Arena for Game 4 of their playoff series with the Oklahoma City Thunder. So far, the series has gone nothing like expected, with the Thunder taking Game 1 at Golden State and then winning by 28 points in Game 3, steamrolling to a 133-105 rout of the Warriors. Don’t forget to be on the llokout for odds and lines for NBA by clicking here.

A Quick Look at the Golden State at Oklahoma City WCF Lines Preview Game 4 & TV Info

When: Tuesday, May 24, 2016, 9:00 PM Eastern time Where: Chesapeake Energy Arena, Oklahoma City TV: TNT Radio: Golden State / Oklahoma City Live Stream: NBA.com NBA Odds: Golden State at -1

Why Should You Bet on Golden State?

Remember — this is the team that won 73 games in the regular season. They beat the Thunder each time they played, even though the Thunder made big runs in several of those contests. Down the stretch, whether it was a Curry three from way downtown or a Thompson lay up down the stretch, the Warriors have found ways to get past the Thunder all season long when it counts most. Entering Game 4, the Warriors have their collective backs against the wall. They haven’t been in this kind of trouble since last year’s NBA Finals — and they were able to deal with LeBron’s Cavaliers quickly.

Why Should You Put Your Mmoney on the Thunder?

Now that Steven Adams and Enes Kanter have found their inner beast and are dominating the interior, neither the Spurs nor the Warriors have an answer in the paint. Jump-shooting teams like the Warriors can overwhelm other teams from the perimeter — particularly when they play a stellar small-ball attack that also crashes the rim, but when a team can defend the perimeter and clog the interior, that causes real problems. Chesapeake is a loud arena, and the Thunder are an emotional team that draws a ton of energy from their fans.

Expert Betting Pick and Final Score Prediction

I like the Thunder to continue with their momentum and knock off the Warriors. I’m predicting a 125-118 Oklahoma City victory to push the Warriors to the brink of elimination.