PHX Suns - MEM Grizzlies

Let's go blindly according to the latest statistics 9/3/8, it is obvious that the player does not have his usual form after the injury and does not take many shots as he used to before the injury. So here I still think it's worth trying to bet under on him. Under normal conditions, his total would be 16-17 shots, but for now, it seems too high.

Last night the players played against each other, with Murray scoring 11 points, shooting only 30 percent accuracy throughout the game. He may lack some initiative, but his playing minutes are really noticeable, making quite a few shots. The Wizards defend against the opposing players very poorly, so this is a great opportunity for Murray to play well on offense.

The winner here is not a matter of time, but the Hornets should be prepared for the advantage, it's not all meat and potatoes, many matches were lost at the very end. Cavs return after a series of away games, so I believe the leaders should rest at home.

At home, the Wizards always seem a bit better than when away. They lost to the Pelicans the day before when McCollum scored 50 points with 10 3-pointers. The Wizards' chances are definitely higher than the offered odds, so it's worth giving them a try.

He doesn't often shine with such numbers, but the absence of George, Clarkson, Collins, and Markkanen will give him a lot of opportunities to take over shots. When there is a lack of these leaders, someone will need to step up and score points.

The Abejos teams have a lot of injuries or just missing players, who are also key players in the team. So from what is left of the Abejos teams, I believe that UTAH has a pretty good chance to hold on and have a close game. Of course, Magic may have gotten used to playing with such a roster, but I think Utah has everything to at least maintain a close game until the end.

The coefficient is worth the effort, the Lakers have appeared to improve lately and have completely fixed their defense, which looked very poor at the beginning of the season. With the addition of Finney-Smith to the team, I believe they will continue to improve. The Rockets do not seem as confident lately, with 3 out of 4 losses at home, and their only win against the struggling Mavericks. They have also suffered losses to surprising teams such as the Heat, Timberwolves, and were down 23 points against Boston without Horford and Brown on the court. The loss of Jabari Smith Jr. will also hurt them, as Jeff Green is the only one filling in at the 4 position, and knowing that the Lakers are strong at playing through the post, this could be a problem for the Rockets.

Not everything is as good for Houston as the standings suggest. It's not easy to deal with weaker teams and Smith's injury is also not a small loss. They are too high in the standings and should start to move down eventually. The Lakers at full strength are capable of winning against anyone, especially when it's not a back-to-back game, so all their leaders should be fresh.

Not everything is as good in Houston as the table indicates. It's not easy to deal with weaker teams, and Smith's injury is also not a small setback. They are standing too high in the standings and should start to fall down in due time. The Lakers, with a full roster, are capable of winning against anyone, and since the games are not back-to-back, all the leaders should be fresh.