NBA NEWORLEANS Matchup 20191117

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NBA : ATS Matchup

Sunday 11/17/2019

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Score

GOLDEN STATE

NEW ORLEANS

+3.5

-3.5

+145

-165

226

100
Final
108

GOLDEN STATE (2 - 11) at NEW ORLEANS (3 - 9)

Sunday, 11/17/2019 7:05 PM

Board		Open	Latest
553	GOLDEN STATE	227.5	228
554	NEW ORLEANS	-4.5	-5

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ADVANCED TEAM STATS

GOLDEN STATE - Current Season Performance
	Straight Up		Against Spread		Team				Opponent
	W-L	Units	W-L	O-U	Score	Half	FG Pct	Reb.	Score	Half	FG Pct	Reb.
All Games	2-11	-4.6	5-8	8-5	109.5	53.5	43.4%	52.2	119.8	61.8	48.5%	55.2
Road Games	1-5	-2.4	3-3	4-2	109.8	53.3	42.2%	53.3	121.8	62.5	50.0%	57.5
Last 5 Games	0-5	-5	3-2	3-2	105.8	52.8	44.2%	51.0	117.2	61.6	47.9%	55.4

GOLDEN STATE Team Statistics
			Shooting		3pt Shooting		Free Throws		Rebounding
	PPG	Half	FGM-A	Pct	FGM-A	PCT	FTM-A	Pct	Tot	Off	Ast	PF	Stl	TO	Bk
Team Stats (All Games)	109.5	53.5	39-90	43.4%	10-31	31.7%	21-25	85.2%	52	11	24	20	8	15	4
vs opponents surrendering	110.4	54.5	40-89	45.1%	11-32	34.2%	19-24	77.8%	55	10	23	23	8	15	5
Team Stats (Road Games)	109.8	53.3	40-95	42.2%	10-32	30.1%	20-23	85.8%	53	13	24	18	9	15	5
Stats Against (All Games)	119.8	61.8	44-91	48.5%	14-35	39.1%	18-23	76.0%	55	12	27	21	8	15	5
vs opponents averaging	112.2	55.4	41-89	45.6%	12-34	35.6%	19-25	77.1%	54	10	23	22	8	15	5
Stats Against (Road Games)	121.8	62.5	46-93	50.0%	14-35	39.5%	15-21	70.9%	57	12	29	21	9	17	7

NEW ORLEANS - Current Season Performance
	Straight Up		Against Spread		Team				Opponent
	W-L	Units	W-L	O-U	Score	Half	FG Pct	Reb.	Score	Half	FG Pct	Reb.
All Games	3-9	-5.9	4-8	7-5	116.3	57.3	46.1%	53.3	121.7	62.7	47.9%	56.2
Home Games	2-4	-1.9	2-4	4-2	118.8	58.7	46.0%	55.7	122.5	64.7	49.3%	55.2
Last 5 Games	2-3	-0.4	2-3	1-4	112.2	56.2	45.7%	52.2	118.0	61.4	49.0%	53.2

NEW ORLEANS Team Statistics
			Shooting		3pt Shooting		Free Throws		Rebounding
	PPG	Half	FGM-A	Pct	FGM-A	PCT	FTM-A	Pct	Tot	Off	Ast	PF	Stl	TO	Bk
Team Stats (All Games)	116.3	57.3	43-93	46.1%	15-39	38.0%	15-22	71.3%	53	11	26	24	9	17	5
vs opponents surrendering	110.4	55.4	41-91	44.6%	12-35	34.3%	17-23	76.0%	55	11	24	23	8	15	5
Team Stats (Home Games)	118.8	58.7	44-95	46.0%	14-40	36.1%	17-24	69.9%	56	12	28	22	9	15	5
Stats Against (All Games)	121.7	62.7	44-91	47.9%	13-36	36.2%	21-27	79.6%	56	10	26	21	9	17	4
vs opponents averaging	112.1	56.1	40-89	45.0%	13-36	35.6%	20-25	78.2%	55	10	23	21	8	15	5
Stats Against (Home Games)	122.5	64.7	45-91	49.3%	13-35	36.8%	20-25	77.1%	55	10	26	22	7	15	4

Average power rating of opponents played: GOLDEN STATE 98.2, NEW ORLEANS 97.8

SCHEDULE AND RESULTS

GOLDEN STATE - Season Results
								Team Stats				Opp Stats
Date	Opponent	Score	SU	Line	ATS	Tot.	O/U	Shots	Pct	REB	TO	Shots	Pct	REB	TO
10/24/2019	LA CLIPPERS	122-141	L	1.5	L	229.5	O	39-99	39.4%	49	13	50-80	62.5%	49	17
10/27/2019	@ OKLAHOMA CITY	92-120	L	1.5	L	224	U	30-92	32.6%	50	14	44-79	55.7%	56	22
10/28/2019	@ NEW ORLEANS	134-123	W	4	W	236	O	51-104	49.0%	72	18	48-103	46.6%	52	15
10/30/2019	PHOENIX	110-121	L	-5.5	L	231.5	U	36-82	43.9%	50	16	44-96	45.8%	57	16
11/1/2019	SAN ANTONIO	110-127	L	7	L	222.5	O	39-84	46.4%	43	11	44-93	47.3%	57	11
11/2/2019	CHARLOTTE	87-93	L	5.5	L	221	U	34-77	44.2%	46	18	36-85	42.4%	56	12
11/4/2019	PORTLAND	127-118	W	11.5	W	220	O	42-86	48.8%	56	10	47-105	44.8%	52	6
11/6/2019	@ HOUSTON	112-129	L	16	L	228.5	O	38-96	39.6%	58	10	48-97	49.5%	61	12
11/8/2019	@ MINNESOTA	119-125	L	12	W	227.5	O	43-103	41.7%	60	19	48-111	43.2%	73	17
11/9/2019	@ OKLAHOMA CITY	108-114	L	12.5	W	216	O	42-85	49.4%	39	15	43-79	54.4%	43	18
11/11/2019	UTAH	108-122	L	7.5	L	211	O	45-94	47.9%	51	10	40-81	49.4%	51	12
11/13/2019	@ LA LAKERS	94-120	L	8.5	L	219.5	U	36-89	40.4%	41	17	48-89	53.9%	60	19
11/15/2019	BOSTON	100-105	L	7	W	223	U	34-82	41.5%	64	19	37-91	40.7%	50	14
11/17/2019	@ NEW ORLEANS
11/19/2019	@ MEMPHIS
11/20/2019	@ DALLAS
11/22/2019	@ UTAH
11/25/2019	OKLAHOMA CITY
11/27/2019	CHICAGO
11/29/2019	@ MIAMI
12/1/2019	@ ORLANDO
12/2/2019	@ ATLANTA

NEW ORLEANS - Season Results
								Team Stats				Opp Stats
Date	Opponent	Score	SU	Line	ATS	Tot.	O/U	Shots	Pct	REB	TO	Shots	Pct	REB	TO
10/22/2019	@ TORONTO	122-130	L	6.5	L	231	O	43-102	42.2%	57	19	42-103	40.8%	72	16
10/25/2019	DALLAS	116-123	L	-2	L	227	O	45-98	45.9%	57	14	45-93	48.4%	55	11
10/26/2019	@ HOUSTON	123-126	L	12	W	238.5	O	46-100	46.0%	53	17	43-94	45.7%	58	19
10/28/2019	GOLDEN STATE	123-134	L	-4	L	236	O	48-103	46.6%	52	15	51-104	49.0%	72	18
10/31/2019	DENVER	122-107	W	4	W	223	O	41-77	53.2%	48	15	43-89	48.3%	43	14
11/2/2019	@ OKLAHOMA CITY	104-115	L	2	L	228.5	U	40-94	42.6%	65	16	41-90	45.6%	52	12
11/4/2019	@ BROOKLYN	125-135	L	3.5	L	239.5	O	48-97	49.5%	47	21	49-92	53.3%	57	23
11/8/2019	TORONTO	104-122	L	2	L	233	U	40-99	40.4%	62	18	41-93	44.1%	59	17
11/9/2019	@ CHARLOTTE	115-110	W	-2	W	232.5	U	40-75	53.3%	50	26	36-88	40.9%	54	21
11/11/2019	HOUSTON	116-122	L	5.5	L	246.5	U	41-95	43.2%	55	16	44-85	51.8%	57	17
11/14/2019	LA CLIPPERS	132-127	W	4	W	233.5	O	47-98	48.0%	60	15	46-84	54.8%	45	16
11/16/2019	@ MIAMI	94-109	L	8	L	226	U	37-82	45.1%	34	18	44-81	54.3%	51	21
11/17/2019	GOLDEN STATE
11/19/2019	PORTLAND
11/21/2019	@ PHOENIX
11/23/2019	@ UTAH
11/24/2019	@ LA CLIPPERS
11/27/2019	LA LAKERS
11/29/2019	@ OKLAHOMA CITY
12/1/2019	OKLAHOMA CITY
12/3/2019	DALLAS

KEY GAME INFORMATION

GOLDEN STATE: LAST SEASON: 57-25, lost 4-2 to Toronto in NBA Finals.
COACH: Steve Kerr (sixth season, 322-88).
PROJECTED STARTING FIVE: G Stephen Curry (27.3 ppg), G D'Angelo Russell (21.1 with Brooklyn), F Draymond Green (7.4), F Alfonzo McKinnie (4.7), C Kevon Looney (6.3).
KEY LOSSES: G/F Kevin Durant, G Shaun Livingston, G Andre Iguodala, C DeMarcus Cousins, G Quinn Cook.
KEY ADDITIONS: G Russell, C Willie-Cauley Stein, F Robinson III.
PLAYERS TO WATCH: All-Star guards Curry and Russell getting in sync with their communication on the court, which might be a work in progress but they seem to be having fun as they shoot together at practice the way Curry and Durant used to do with good-natured competitions. Curry is the oldest player on the team at 31.
OUTLOOK: The new-look Warriors lost two-time NBA Finals MVP Durant to Brooklyn. After five straight trips to the Finals, they will look to find their way in new Chase Center with the leadership of returning veterans Curry and Green as Klay Thompson works back from left knee surgery after he tore his ACL in a Game 6 Finals loss to the Raptors that clinched Toronto its first title. Thompson's surgery was July 2 and he is expected to be out at least until the All-Star break, leaving Curry and Russell as backcourt mates in the meantime.

NEW ORLEANS: LAST SEASON: 33-49, finished tied for 12th in Western Conference.
COACH: Alvin Gentry (fifth season with Pelicans, 145-183; 17th season overall, 480-553).
PROJECTED STARTING FIVE: G Lonzo Ball (9.9 ppg), G Jrue Holiday (21.2), F Brandon Ingram (18.3), F Zion Williamson (rookie), C Derrick Favors (11.8).
KEY LOSSES: F Anthony Davis, F Julius Randle, G Elfrid Payton.
KEY ADDITIONS: F Williamson, F Ingram, G Ball, C Favors, G J.J. Redick, G Nickeil Alexander-Walker, C Jaxson Hayes.
PLAYERS TO WATCH: Williamson was the No. 1 overall pick in last summer's NBA draft, was a highlight machine at Duke and has looked fearless in his first NBA preseason ' taking the ball to the hoop against the best interior defenders in the league and scoring more than 20 points in multiple games. The 6-foot-6, 285-pound rookie is a social media phenomenon and filling arenas everywhere he goes. But the additions of Ball and Redick will be important to New Orleans as well.
OUTLOOK: Of the Pelicans' four new starters brought in by Griffin, one was picked No. 1 overall this summer and two Ingram and Ball were picked second overall within the previous three years by the Lakers before being packaged with Josh Hart and draft picks in a trade sending Davis to Los Angeles. Combined with savvy veterans like Holiday and Favors, not to mention Redick off the bench, there are high hopes in New Orleans that the Pelicans are trending upward and might even contend for a playoff spot this season. The Pelicans also expect 2019 first-round picks Alexander-Walker and Hayes to contribute this season.

PREVIEW

Warriors in unfamiliar place as they face Pelicans

The New Orleans Pelicans have been trying to catch the Golden State Warriors for years.

It's happening so far this season, but not in the way anyone would have predicted.

The Pelicans haven't ascended to the level of the five-time Western Conference champion Warriors.

Instead, the Warriors have fallen to the bottom of the West in the wake of Kevin Durant's defection to Brooklyn in free agency and injuries to Klay Thompson and Steph Curry.

Golden State has won an NBA-low two games, one fewer than New Orleans has after a 109-94 loss at Miami on Saturday night.

"We're trying to get better, and that starts with just competing," Warriors center Willie Cauley-Stein said. "We're taking little steps."

One of those baby steps came in a competitive battle with visiting Boston, which has the NBA's best record. But Golden State came up short, 105-100, Friday night for its sixth straight loss.

"We played our best defensive game of the year," Warriors coach Steve Kerr said. "That's what really matters."

But starting guard D'Angelo Russell suffered a sprained right thumb that's expected to sideline him for two weeks.

Golden State is off to its worst start since beginning 2-16 in 1999-00. The six-game losing streak matches its longest since dropping six in a row from Feb. 5-19, 2013.

"Nobody is preordained to get to play in the Finals every year," Kerr said. "It just doesn't work that way. We sort of look at it the opposite way in that how lucky we've been to be part of this group. ... and have a lot of success. Maybe we were due for a year like this."

The Warriors are beginning a four-game road trip in New Orleans, where they got one of their wins this season -- 134-123 on Oct. 28.

The Pelicans played without five of their top seven scorers in the loss to the Heat, including leading scorer Brandon Ingram and third-leading scorer JJ Redick.

Rookie Nickeil Alexander-Walker led the Pelicans, who have just three wins this season but defeated the Clippers 132-127 in their last home game Thursday night, with a season-high 27 points. E'Twaun Moore added 18 points, Jrue Holiday had 14 points, rookie Jaxson Hayes had 12 and Nicolo Melli 10.

The Pelicans stayed in the game until midway through the fourth quarter primarily by making 3-pointers, finishing with 16. But the Heat enjoyed a 46-31 rebounding advantage and were called for just six fouls.

"I thought the guys played extremely hard," Pelicans coach Alvin Gentry said. "We just ran out of gas, to be honest with you. We just did not have enough people tonight."

It's unclear how many players the Pelicans will have available against the Warriors.

Ingram and Redick were joined Saturday on the sideline by starting point guard Lonzo Ball (groin), guard Josh Hart (knee/ankle) and backup center Jahlil Okafor (ankle). Rookie overall No. 1 draft choice Zion Williamson (knee) has yet to play and isn't expected to return until sometime next month.

--Field Level Media

Last Updated: 4/23/2024 3:27:33 AM EST.