NBA PORTLAND Matchup 20170125

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NBA : ATS Matchup

Wednesday 1/25/2017

Line

$ Line

OU Line

Score

LA LAKERS

PORTLAND

-8

+280

-360

221

98
Final
105

LA LAKERS (16 - 32) at PORTLAND (19 - 27)

Wednesday, 1/25/2017 10:35 PM

Board		Open	Latest
519	LA LAKERS	220	220
520	PORTLAND	-10.5	-9

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ADVANCED TEAM STATS

LA LAKERS - 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	16-32	+2.7	20-27	26-22	104.1	53.0	44.5%	51.9	110.5	57.0	48.0%	52.3
Road Games	5-19	-2	9-15	12-12	99.5	50.5	43.3%	50.7	112.8	58.8	48.4%	53.8
Last 5 Games	1-4	-2.7	1-4	1-4	99.2	46.8	43.5%	51.6	112.0	60.6	48.9%	52.0

LA LAKERS 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)	104.1	53.0	38-86	44.5%	9-26	35.2%	18-24	76.2%	52	12	21	20	8	15	4
vs opponents surrendering	104.4	52.8	39-85	45.2%	9-27	35.8%	18-23	77.1%	52	10	22	20	8	14	5
Team Stats (Road Games)	99.5	50.5	37-85	43.3%	9-26	33.4%	17-23	76.0%	51	11	19	21	8	16	4
Stats Against (All Games)	110.5	57.0	41-86	48.0%	10-28	36.6%	18-23	75.2%	52	10	25	19	9	13	5
vs opponents averaging	104.9	52.9	39-85	45.5%	10-27	35.8%	18-23	77.0%	52	10	22	20	8	13	5
Stats Against (Road Games)	112.8	58.8	42-87	48.4%	11-28	37.5%	18-24	75.4%	54	11	26	19	9	13	5

PORTLAND - 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	19-27	-8	19-27	27-19	107.5	55.1	45.4%	50.7	110.5	57.1	45.5%	54.5
Home Games	11-9	-2.2	9-11	12-8	108.8	54.2	46.5%	50.7	107.9	54.2	45.1%	53.8
Last 5 Games	1-4	-3.4	1-4	3-2	102.8	51.4	40.2%	52.4	111.6	58.2	45.9%	58.8

PORTLAND 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)	107.5	55.1	39-87	45.4%	10-28	35.8%	19-24	78.3%	51	10	22	22	7	13	5
vs opponents surrendering	105	53	39-85	45.5%	10-27	35.7%	18-23	77.1%	52	10	23	20	8	14	5
Team Stats (Home Games)	108.8	54.2	40-86	46.5%	11-29	37.2%	17-23	75.6%	51	10	23	21	7	13	5
Stats Against (All Games)	110.5	57.1	39-87	45.5%	10-26	38.2%	22-27	79.2%	55	11	21	20	8	13	5
vs opponents averaging	105.7	53.5	39-85	45.6%	10-27	36.2%	18-23	77.4%	52	10	23	20	8	14	5
Stats Against (Home Games)	107.9	54.2	39-86	45.1%	9-25	36.1%	21-27	79.4%	54	10	19	19	8	13	4

Average power rating of opponents played: LA LAKERS 96.7, PORTLAND 95.7

SCHEDULE AND RESULTS

LA LAKERS - Season Results
								Team Stats				Opp Stats
Date	Opponent	Score	SU	Line	ATS	Tot.	O/U	Shots	Pct	REB	TO	Shots	Pct	REB	TO
12/16/2016	@ PHILADELPHIA	100-89	W	1.5	W	210.5	U	36-79	45.6%	55	20	32-88	36.4%	52	17
12/17/2016	@ CLEVELAND	108-119	L	15	W	219	O	41-86	47.7%	46	11	46-89	51.7%	51	8
12/20/2016	@ CHARLOTTE	113-117	L	8.5	W	212.5	O	44-90	48.9%	47	12	43-94	45.7%	56	10
12/22/2016	@ MIAMI	107-115	L	6	L	212	O	40-90	44.4%	47	13	45-84	53.6%	51	12
12/23/2016	@ ORLANDO	90-109	L	4.5	L	209.5	U	31-87	35.6%	53	16	45-89	50.6%	57	14
12/25/2016	LA CLIPPERS	111-102	W	3	W	209.5	O	40-84	47.6%	55	13	37-85	43.5%	48	15
12/27/2016	UTAH	100-102	L	5.5	W	204	U	39-83	47.0%	46	14	38-75	50.7%	46	19
12/29/2016	DALLAS	89-101	L	-4	L	204.5	U	32-68	47.1%	38	15	38-77	49.4%	47	15
1/1/2017	TORONTO	114-123	L	8	L	218	O	37-92	40.2%	48	7	42-75	56.0%	49	16
1/3/2017	MEMPHIS	116-102	W	5	W	207	O	42-82	51.2%	54	9	30-77	39.0%	49	10
1/5/2017	@ PORTLAND	109-118	L	6.5	L	222	O	36-86	41.9%	47	11	43-81	53.1%	57	13
1/6/2017	MIAMI	127-100	W	-2.5	W	213.5	O	48-96	50.0%	70	11	38-92	41.3%	51	10
1/8/2017	ORLANDO	111-95	W	-2.5	W	217	U	42-87	48.3%	54	13	34-90	37.8%	61	18
1/10/2017	PORTLAND	87-108	L	2.5	L	229.5	U	32-83	38.6%	51	10	43-85	50.6%	59	11
1/12/2017	@ SAN ANTONIO	94-134	L	14	L	212.5	O	35-85	41.2%	38	9	49-81	60.5%	54	12
1/14/2017	@ LA CLIPPERS	97-113	L	11.5	L	220	U	36-81	44.4%	56	14	48-92	52.2%	46	7
1/15/2017	DETROIT	97-102	L	2	L	213	U	36-83	43.4%	57	14	41-95	43.2%	54	7
1/17/2017	DENVER	121-127	L	0	L	230.5	O	47-108	43.5%	53	12	50-88	56.8%	58	17
1/20/2017	INDIANA	108-96	W	3.5	W	221	U	41-87	47.1%	54	23	34-80	42.5%	48	20
1/22/2017	@ DALLAS	73-122	L	6	L	207.5	U	28-73	38.4%	38	17	43-87	49.4%	54	10
1/25/2017	@ PORTLAND
1/26/2017	@ UTAH
1/31/2017	DENVER
2/2/2017	@ WASHINGTON
2/3/2017	@ BOSTON
2/6/2017	@ NEW YORK
2/8/2017	@ DETROIT
2/10/2017	@ MILWAUKEE

PORTLAND - Season Results
								Team Stats				Opp Stats
Date	Opponent	Score	SU	Line	ATS	Tot.	O/U	Shots	Pct	REB	TO	Shots	Pct	REB	TO
12/17/2016	@ GOLDEN STATE	90-135	L	14	L	234	U	34-86	39.5%	35	11	51-87	58.6%	66	15
12/20/2016	@ SACRAMENTO	121-126	L	-1	L	216.5	O	44-86	51.2%	53	8	40-72	55.6%	39	10
12/21/2016	DALLAS	95-96	L	-6	L	210	U	32-72	44.4%	52	17	35-83	42.2%	47	10
12/23/2016	SAN ANTONIO	90-110	L	1.5	L	211.5	U	35-79	44.3%	43	15	39-78	50.0%	49	12
12/26/2016	TORONTO	91-95	L	8	W	215.5	U	35-83	42.2%	58	18	32-95	33.7%	63	12
12/28/2016	SACRAMENTO	102-89	W	-2	W	206	U	35-74	47.3%	48	15	31-79	39.2%	46	11
12/30/2016	@ SAN ANTONIO	94-110	L	10	L	202	O	35-77	45.5%	33	11	39-78	50.0%	55	16
1/1/2017	@ MINNESOTA	95-89	W	6	W	208	U	36-73	49.3%	49	14	35-87	40.2%	57	16
1/4/2017	@ GOLDEN STATE	117-125	L	16	W	223	O	40-89	44.9%	54	17	44-87	50.6%	46	15
1/5/2017	LA LAKERS	118-109	W	-6.5	W	222	O	43-81	53.1%	57	13	36-86	41.9%	47	11
1/8/2017	DETROIT	124-125	L	-3.5	L	212.5	O	51-98	52.0%	55	16	54-105	51.4%	51	9
1/10/2017	@ LA LAKERS	108-87	W	-2.5	W	229.5	U	43-85	50.6%	59	11	32-83	38.6%	51	10
1/11/2017	CLEVELAND	102-86	W	5	W	222	U	40-93	43.0%	61	9	28-82	34.1%	57	15
1/13/2017	ORLANDO	109-115	L	-7	L	213.5	O	39-97	40.2%	53	9	41-83	49.4%	54	15
1/16/2017	@ WASHINGTON	101-120	L	3.5	L	219.5	O	37-88	42.0%	49	15	42-86	48.8%	54	12
1/18/2017	@ CHARLOTTE	85-107	L	5.5	L	217	U	33-94	35.1%	53	15	41-87	47.1%	57	12
1/20/2017	@ PHILADELPHIA	92-93	L	-2	L	209.5	U	33-89	37.1%	59	13	36-92	39.1%	68	19
1/21/2017	@ BOSTON	127-123	W	8	W	217	O	43-92	46.7%	48	14	42-92	45.7%	61	21
1/25/2017	LA LAKERS
1/27/2017	MEMPHIS
1/29/2017	GOLDEN STATE
1/31/2017	CHARLOTTE
2/3/2017	DALLAS
2/5/2017	@ OKLAHOMA CITY
2/7/2017	@ DALLAS
2/9/2017	BOSTON

KEY GAME INFORMATION

LA LAKERS: BACKCOURT: No single player in the league may benefit more than PG D'Angelo Russell does from offseason changes. Without coach Byron Scott and Kobe Bryant in town, he can develop his considerable talent in earnest. SG Jordan Clarkson is the leading returning scorer, and SG Lou Williams is the definition of 'instant offense'. They have to be happy to see Bryant go, too. . . . FRONTCOURT: SF Brandon Ingram is the latest addition to the youth movement at Staples Center, but his slight frame means he likely won't be a game-changer right off the bat. Veteran SF Luol Deng will be an excellent mentor for him. PF Julius Randle took plenty of steps in the right direction last year and will continue to develop. C Timofey Mozgov is a perfectly fine big man for now. . . . BOTTOM LINE: Come to think of it, pretty much everyone will benefit from Kobe and Scott leaving. New head coach Luke Walton has the proper patient temperament to develop this young team and get some wins in the process.

PORTLAND: BACKCOURT: PG Damian Lillard was a snub for the All-Star Game last season, but was awarded Second Team All-NBA status at the year's end, joining the likes of Chris Paul and Kevin Durant. He's one of the best leaders a team could ask for. He and SG C.J. McCollum will dominate the ball, with McCollum being a surprisingly efficient scorer. SG Allen Crabbe, his backup, returns on a big contract and likely with a larger role. . . . FRONTCOURT: PF Al-Farouq Aminu is the best defensive player on the roster, and he averaged nearly 15 points and nine rebounds per game in the postseason last year. C Ed Davis is the other outstanding defender on the front line. SF Evan Turner arrives via free agency to do a little bit of everything except, hopefully, shoot three-pointers. C Mason Plumlee and PF Meyers Leonard both look to take steps forward. . . . BOTTOM LINE: After tons of talent left in free agency left last offseason, the Blazers greatly exceeded expectations by winning 44 games and a playoff series. Their core is young, so there's no reason for them to not keep improving.

PREVIEW

Blazers view game with Lakers as possible turning point

PORTLAND, Ore. -- The Portland Trail Blazers are hoping one game can turn around their season.

The Los Angeles Lakers are hoping one game won't define theirs.

The Trail Blazers (19-27) play host to the Lakers (16-32) in a matchup of teams that had very different results the last time out.

Portland knocked off Boston 127-123 in overtime last Saturday to end a four-game losing streak and finish a four-game road trip in winning fashion. The Blazers had won only six of their previous 23 games.

"I'm really proud of our team," Portland coach Terry Stotts told the media afterward. "It's a game that hopefully we can build on. We've had a tough stretch. This was something we needed. It was very welcome."

Portland got big contributions from several players, including CJ McCollum (26 of his 35 points in the first half), Damian Lillard (28 points and seven assists) and Mason Plumlee (10 points, 11 rebounds and eight assists).

But the Blazers were ecstatic over the performance of reserve forward Meyers Leonard, who didn't play in the previous game, a Friday night loss at Philadelphia. Against the Celtics, the 7-foot Leonard scored 17 points on 6-of-7 shooting from the field -- 4 of 4 from 3-point range -- and had two resounding first-half dunks.

"Those are energy plays -- game-changing plays," Lillard said. "We know he cares, and then we're able to be excited and show that we care. When you have that type of impact from Meyers in a game that meant this much to us, it's huge."

The Blazers rallied from a poor start last season to finish 44-38 and claim the No. 5 seed in the Western Conference playoffs. They're hoping for a similar situation this season.

"Things get bad sometimes in an NBA season," Lillard said. "It's a long season, and we've had it pretty bad. Sometimes it goes that way, and then it just clicks. Sometimes you have to go through it and it just turns and you figure it out."

The Lakers will come to Portland off a 122-73 undressing at Dallas on Sunday -- the most one-sided loss in franchise history.

"We didn't show up to play," Lakers coach Luke Walton told reporters. "It's embarrassing for us as a team, an organization, for our fans. The effort wasn't there.

"I love our group of guys. I know we're going to bring it the next game. That's not who we are, but it's frustrating what happened."

After a 108-96 win over Indiana on Friday, Walton felt his players relaxed.

"In this league, if you win one game, you gotta let that go by the next morning," the Lakers' first-year coach said. "You have to be ready to start over, refocus and bring that same type of energy level again the next game. We haven't figured that out as a group yet.

"We're headed in the right direction. We're going to get to where we need to go, and I'm excited about it. This was just a bad game, one that causes pain. You just it to motivate you and go on."

The Lakers must do it without guard D'Angelo Russell, who is expected to miss one to two weeks with an MCL knee strain and calf strain. The Blazers have won 10 straight games against the Lakers dating to April 2014.

Last Updated: 5/18/2024 8:59:39 AM EST.