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Boston Celtics (65-40) vs Golden State Warriors (68-35)

Thursday, June 16, 2022 at 9:00 pm

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The Warriors created 18 turnovers that led to 22 points in Game 6. They also buckled down on their side, with just 7 turnovers of their own, down from the 16 they gave up in their Game 4 win. Klay Thompson and Andrew Wiggins both surpassed 20 points while Steph Curry dolled out 8 assists.

The Celtics' Jayson Tatum has been kept to 30.6% shooting on 2-point attempts in this series. While Golden State had 5 guys who put up at least 14 points, Boston only had 3. Their bench was held to just 10 combined points in Game 5.

Some recent trends to note, the Warriors have kept Boston to less than 100 points in all 3 wins this series, which has only happened twice to the Celtics in the 3 previous rounds.

Play on the Warriors Money Line +145

Good Luck, Razor Ray.

Thursday 8* NBA ML PLAY

Ray’s Pick Golden State Warriors: +145

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