Yes, so true. Also, that takes out the bad reasoning being done by the fans of each team. Like "Phoenix Suns lose because there is no CP3." I don't like to hear that. So it would be better if all of them will be healthy although that is impossible with how they play at full force during the playoffs.
Something bad will always happen, either a punch to the face, an elbow, or a foot being left at where the shooter will land.
I still want to see them play at that time to avoid those kinds of reasons by the bandwagons and it's more entertaining to see them silenced and bleeding to find the cause of their respective team's defeat. 

That happened last season, lots of excuses from the losing teams from the fans' perspective, I still remember the excuses last season.

1-Lakers loss due to Davis injury.
2- Clippers loss due to Leonard's injury
3-Nets loss due to Irving's injury
4- Atlanta loss due to Trae Young's injury
5- Nuggets loss due to Murray's injury.

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6- Sixers loss due to Simmon's low basketball IQ,... kidding. 

Yup, there's nothing to worry about him as his condition is not that serious or something that requires more than 6 weeks off because if something serious will happen then the GSW is definitely impaired as one of their best shooter is on out for more than a month.

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The good thing is that Steph will just need to rest for a bit as he really also needs it even without injury and after that he'll be able to play once the playoffs commence, but there's no definite date yet.

For now let's give him the benefit of the doubt, he is a tough defender and according to him he is just chasing the ball when that unfortunate thing happen.

Same with the Thompson case, it was a good fake by Klay, smart bite into it, but maybe he wanted to stop Klay and his foot might be his last defense.

Imagine how awesome they would be today if they didn't started the season horribly. They started the season with like 10th or so after the first month. That means that if they had a great start, they had a chance to be at the top right now, maybe still below suns since they are doing great.

Eventually they found their footing and have been great ever since and they are showing promise of doing something great at playoffs as well, they have that talent. Playoffs however are a different beast, it is not the same as regular season and we all know it and I feel like there is a good chance they could end up with something that is unexpected for them when they face teams in the playoffs.

New information about the seriousness of Ben Simmons' back injury has brought some concern into the Nets clubhouse.  If they don't start getting a lot of wins they'll be looking at facing off with the Toronto Raptors in the play-in tournament.  If that happens, they will be playing without Kyrie, who isn't eligible in Toronto or Brooklyn to play.  I don't think anybody on the Nets wants that to happen.  That brings a certain sense of urgency to them to even make the playoffs...  They are expecting to have Ben back for the last couple of games of the year before the post season starts, but I imagine it would take more than a couple of games to get him into the swing of things.  With KD on the team they should be ok, but they shouldn't ignore the issues headed their way either.

Philadelphia 76ers - Dallas Mavericks... This is one of the impressive games tonight. I will be supporting 76ers to win this as I see them closer to a win. And actually I have started having sympathy for the team too. Because they are a really solid team now by Harden's joining the team too. Him and Embiid both are doing a great work recently. Mavericks are very lucky to have Doncic because he is their scoring source in nearly all of their games. His role was really huge in the close win against Nets in their last game. If he plays similar to it, 76ers might be in big trouble too.

That's good, you can definitely get ideas by reading up posts right here like the team and player updates before the game stats. You can also have several opinions on where to place a good bet to a specific game.
When you watch NBA games regularly, you will never have a hard time justifying how to use the odds on any matches. What you will need to research is the possible players who were out for that game.
Good luck to your NBA betting journey!

It’s like a sigh of relief every time the Lakers get a win these days. They pulled it off tonight in overtime against the Toronto Raptors. It took a triple double by Russell Westbrook and a 36 point near triple double performance from LeBron James to pull it off. I guess a win is a win but it seems like they have to work pretty hard to barely squeak out a W against teams they should easily beat. Sad to see the old guys continue to struggle. They need AD back in a hurry if they want to make it into the postseason.