Progsport Basketball Prediction

The Los Angeles Clippers 10th, 20 wins - 24 losses have activated express comeback mode for 2 months. Kawhi Leonard's partners no longer leave anything to chance. They win matches, hurt their opponents. The numbers are crazy. We are talking about a team with 17 wins in the last 21 games. Of course, during this period no one can sit at the same table as the Clippers, no one, not even the Thunder. The last result speaks for itself. Traveling last night against the victorious Suns in front of the Pistons and the Cavaliers successively at home, Los Angeles was superior in all areas: victory 93-117. Philadelphia, sixth in the Eastern Conference with a record of 27 wins - 21 losses, will be a franchise to watch very closely as the Play-offs approach. Indeed, Philly is a false sixth. With Embiid it's a top 4 Eastern Conference team, but without Embiid it's a top 8 team. The Cameroonian is often injured or left to rest, this 6th place is a fair average in the end. The Sixers travel this evening with confidence, following 3 successes obtained in their room. After successes against the Bucks 139-122, and the Kings 113-111, Philadelphia beat the Pelicans 124-114 to continue with a 3rd success. 

The Miami Heat have crossed swords with the Chicago Bulls no less than 3 times in a row. After the first won by the Miami Heat in Illinois 113-116, Chicago responded however deprived of Giddey, White and Vukcevic with a success with a score of 118-125. Act III took place in the Kaseya Center again. And this time, there is no room for doubt, the Miami Heat made this meeting a priority by winning the bet with a score of 134-91. The Florida team, 7th in the East, is getting closer to a top 6. The Atlanta Hawks, 10th in the Eastern Conference, 24 wins – 27 losses, are overall on the right track. Indeed, they have won 4 of their last 6 games in the NBA. Atlanta, well before the deadline began, had started the big maneuvers by recovering T.Young in exchange for CJ McCollum and Kispert. Recovering two guys not injured, against a boy who has been in the infirmary since the start of the season or almost, seemed like a good deal. The two men like Kispert's 11 points and McCollum's 18 points contribute a lot, but not enough to beat the Indiana Pacers 129-124.