New Orleans Pelicans - Indiana Pacers

In these Finals, as I expected, they gather a lot of points, excluding the third game (which they seem to be unable to play in any series this year ;D) in the others they scored 38, 34, and 35 points, and also perform well in shooting. So once again they get a high total, and I believe that's why I go because there is one of those games where legends are made, maybe not Game 7 but the 2-2 series in the Fifth, especially being at home, means that it's necessary for Peru to win, as the Pacers saw how difficult it was for OKC to take at least one in a "must win" situation. The league's MVP and top scorer must show their highest class, and I believe they will. I am expecting 37-40 points here.

Out of 4 games, only 1 was won with a bigger margin than this line in the 2-2 series. After sharing the win with Peru, the team will play for the 5th time and it is time for the Pacers team to either win or play very successfully once again. The Pacers can play with a relatively high line, as even though OKC is the favorite, they are not dominating as per the odds. I believe it will be a very stubborn game as this is the turning point of the series, so I trust that the Pacers can resist and perhaps even win, as they have done before.

Everyone loves the Underdog's story, but I think it ended after the 4th game when Indiana couldn't hold onto their home advantage. OKC is playing better basketball this season, dominating at home during the playoffs and even winning by double digits in 8 out of 11 games, including a +16 win against the Pacers in the second game when they were in a must-win situation after losing the first one by 3 and a half quarters. I don't think OKC will give up their home advantage and if they win, they will do so by a double-digit margin. I am looking forward to seeing something similar in the second game.

In the previous game, there was just a small margin until a similar over, so again I go with the same thought, the offensive potential for both teams is quite high, although defensively it seems more serious for OKC, but again looking at how young players lack experience, I still believe there will be many shots from afar, fast attacks, and turnovers, which makes me believe that Indiana will not relax too much and will cover the over with mutual efforts.

Siakam is very underrated I would say, with such a total, he is even more reliable with points than other Indiana basketball players, he plays a lot, can expand his game in Peru and this total is not too big for him, especially when okc in my eyes is not adequately prepared for him, because there the weakest spot is defense.