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NBA Best Bets Today – Wednesday, November 11
San Antonio Spurs vs. Chicago Bulls OVER 238.5 (-113)
Spurs at Bulls – 8:00 pm ET
Chicago is playing at the league’s fastest pace (104.8) this season, and the team ranks dead last in adjusted defensive rating (118.6). This team is flying up and down the floor, but it’s not playing any defense. That’s an ideal recipe for Overs, and I think we’ll get one here.
San Antonio doesn’t go out of its way to play fast, ranking just 21st in pace (99.3). However, the Spurs are No. 1 in the NBA in adjusted offensive rating (117.7). This team is executing at an insanely high level, so we should see Mitch Johnson’s group pick apart this Bulls defense.
While San Antonio generally prefers a more measured pace, the team’s trio of on-ball operators should have the green light to hunt for early offense in this matchup. More often than not, that should result in good shots for the Spurs.
As for the Bulls, the offense might not look pretty against a Spurs team that ranks second in adjusted defensive rating (107.7). But if this game has as many possessions as expected, Chicago should do enough scoring to help push it Over.
Golden State Warriors vs. Houston Rockets UNDER 222.5 (-123)
Warriors at Rockets – 9:30 pm ET
There will be a ton of shotmaking on the floor in this game, making the Under a bit of a hold-your-nose play. However, everything about this matchup suggests we’ll see a relatively low-scoring affair.
Golden State ranks just 18th in the NBA in pace (100.1), while Houston sits at 27th (97.6). Both teams rely on half-court execution, so neither should be in much of a hurry to get up the floor.
These also happen to be two top-five defenses, with the Rockets ranking third in adjusted defensive rating (109.0) and the Warriors fifth (110.3). Pair that defensive quality with the slower pace, and I’m willing to hold my nose here.
Added Plays (Late Picks, Parlays, Teasers, Futures)
PARLAY: Grizzlies Alt +10.5 vs. Nuggets & Trail Blazers Alt +7.5 vs. Thunder (-108)
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