Last Updated on June 6, 2022 1:29 pm by Erwin Noguera
The emotions of the NBA Finals continue and, after a first game where the Boston Celtics surprised everyone by taking the victory at home over the Warriors, Golden State managed to hit back in the second game with Stephen Curry as the star figure of the night at the Chase Center, beating the Boston Celtics 107-88 this Sunday and tied the NBA Finals 1-1.
Those led by Steve Kerr, who on Thursday let the first win escape with a terrible debacle in the last quarter, this time did not lead to surprises and rescued a victory playing at home, at the start of a series in which they seek their seventh championship ring in the most powerful basketball league in the world.
They did it with a performance that solidified after the break when they managed to take a distance that was uncountable for the Celtics, champions of the Eastern Conference.
One of the key points in this game for the Warriors was the offensive drought suffered by the star of the first game for the Boston Celtics, Al Horford, who only scored 2 points and grabbed 8 rebounds in 28 minutes played.
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The first half of Game 2 of the series was a mirage compared to the first game, where we could see both teams playing at an excellent level, charged offensively by their main players. For Boston, Tatum and Brown stood out, while for Golden State, Steph Curry. It’s worth noting that the Warriors made the most of the Celtics’ 11 turnovers in the first half to go into halftime with a 52-50 lead.
As it happened in game 1 of the series, the Warriors came out with everything in the third quarter, but this time they achieved a +23 point differential that was lapidary for the Celtics who, unlike the first game, could not do anything to overcome this disadvantage in the last quarter. Another plus point for the Golden State is that they limited Boston to just 14 points in the third quarter, an extremely low sum for a team as good as them.
Now, thanks to an electric Steph Curry, the Warriors managed to tie the series 1-1, and the match moves to TD Garden, home of the Boston Celtics starting next Wednesday, June 8, 2022.
NBA Finals 2022 GAME 3 – Golden State Warriors vs. Boston Celtics – Betting Odds & Free Pick – Info
When: Wednesday, June 08 at 10:00 pm ET
Moneyline odds: Warriors +135 / Celtics -160 (Source: MyBookie.ag)
Where Can I Watch? ESPN / TNT
Where Can Stream? NBA.com
Why Bet on Warriors
The Golden State Warriors, supported by their star Steph Curry, managed to tie the series 1-1 in the NBA Finals against the Boston Celtics after an excellent victory with a score of 107-88 last Sunday. Golden State knew how to overcome the +23 point advantage they had at the beginning of the fourth quarter and, unlike Game 1 where they let a good point difference slip away, in this game they managed to plant a practically impenetrable defense.
The Warriors know that now they have the most difficult task, looking for at least 1 victory at the TD Garden to return home with much more confidence.
Why Bet on Celtics
The Boston Celtics, for their part, achieved their main objective, winning at least 1 game during their visit to San Francisco and this ensures that they will be a little more comfortable in the games they will play at home, which will be 2 consecutive. Boston continues to show a very good defense, something that has characterized them throughout the season, but in this last game, they had a low field goal percentage (37.5%), which catapulted them in their chances of winning this game.
This was mainly reflected in the third quarter, where they only scored 14 points, while they were completely crushed by a Steph Curry who scored 3 triples and 14 points in total.
NBA Finals 2022 Game 3 Final Betting Analysis: Golden State Warriors vs. Boston Celtics
We reach game 3 of the NBA Finals with the series tied 1-1, this makes us sure that we will have a 7-game series, something that all basketball lovers love.
At MyBookie.ag we can see that there is a Moneyline that favors the Celtics at -160, while the Warriors start at +135.
The Boston Celtics know that they must take advantage of their local status to take victory in this match 3 of the series and, thus, be able to be a little more relieved, since they know that if the series goes to 7 games, they will have to play for the championship at the Chase Center.
Meanwhile, the Warriors know what it’s like to win in a final away from home, so they must take all the experience they have to try to win at least 1 game at TD Garden to secure the 7 games of the series.
Look for a straight win on the Moneyline Boston Celtics. If you put $100 on the Celtics at -160 you’ll be looking at a $62.50 win with a total payout of $162.50.
Golden State Warriors vs. Boston Celtics Betting Pick: Boston Celtics
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