Progsport Basketball Prediction

The Sacramento Kings, 14th in the Western Conference with a record of 11 wins - 30 losses, leave the class council with a score of 1/10. No indulgence has been made for a formation in which we no longer count the All-Stars like Westbrook, Sabonis, LaVine and DeRozan. With a golden group, but a collective to cry about, Sacramento missed its first half of the season despite its current burst of pride. 3 consecutive successes in the NBA against top 6 franchises, namely the Rockets 111-98, and the Lakers 124-112 in the West, plus the NY Knicks disoriented after the injury after 5 minutes of play by J.Brunson 112-101. A score of 3.5/10 for the Wizards to conclude this first half. You will say to me: “but Washington is in exactly the same situation as Sacramento, why a better indulgence?” Simply because the group was not cut out once again to play the top 10. Expected in these waters, the Capital franchise will at least have the merit of seeing the significant progression of Sarr in the pivot position, and the arrival of T.Young for almost nothing. McCollum certainly, but free to sign wherever he wishes in the summer of 2026. On the floor, however, unlike the Kings, Washington suffered a 4th setback in a row against the Clippers 119-105. 

The Houston Rockets 6th, 23 wins - 15 losses in the midst of a crisis hit a wall last night at home. Very productive yet on their floor 12 wins - 2 losses before hosting the defending champion OKC, Kevin Durant's partners lost 91-111 at the end of a real basketball lesson. At 29.2% long distance, how to win a game for the Rockets who will have to adjust their sights in the future. The Houston Rockets, to end with this new defeat, have lost 4 of their last 5 games in the NBA. The Minnesota Timberwolves 4th, 27 wins - 14 losses have not yet gone to the class council. Good news! The Timberwolves come out with a nice 8/10. Experienced, already ready for the Play-offs, Anthony Edwards' teammates are moving forward in order and are capable of putting in the right ingredients with "Play-off" intensity when necessary. Like this success acquired against the Spurs 104-103 at the start of the week with an oppressive defense on Wembanyama. The Wolves, 48 ​​hours ago deprived of Anthony Edwards, massacred the Bucks 106-139 in the Fiserv Forum to secure a 6th victory in 7 games.