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NBA : Money Line Matchup
Thursday 5/30/2019Line$ LineOU LineScore
GOLDEN STATE
 
TORONTO
+2  

-2  
+105

-125

212.5
 
109
Final
118

GOLDEN STATE (69 - 29) at TORONTO (70 - 30)
No Previous GameNo Next Game
Thursday, 5/30/2019 9:00 PM
NBA Finals - Best of 7 - Game 1
Board Money Line
521GOLDEN STATE+100
522TORONTO-120
ADVANCED TEAM STATS
GOLDEN STATE - Current Season Performance
 Straight UpAgainst SpreadTeamOpponent
 W-LUnitsW-LO-UScoreHalfFG PctReb.ScoreHalfFG PctReb.
All Games69-29-14.842-5448-50117.660.149.0%53.2111.156.644.4%52.4
Road Games33-16+2.823-2528-21117.560.848.9%53.5110.957.443.8%53.9
Last 5 Games5-0+6.73-13-2115.455.849.1%55.6106.860.443.3%48.0
Playoff Games12-4+10.67-810-6117.260.148.8%52.8110.556.444.3%50.2
GOLDEN STATE Team Statistics
 Shooting    3pt ShootingFree Throws Rebounding 
 PPGHalfFGM-APctFGM-APCTFTM-APctTotOffAstPFStlTOBk
Team Stats (All Games)117.660.144-8949.0%13-3438.3%17-2180.4%531029228146
vs opponents surrendering111.35641-8946.1%11-3235.3%18-2476.9%541124218145
Team Stats (Road Games)117.560.844-9048.9%13-3438.6%17-2180.3%531028217136
Stats Against (All Games)111.156.640-9044.4%12-3435.0%19-2477.6%521124208134
vs opponents averaging111.456.241-8945.9%11-3235.5%18-2477.0%531024218135
Stats Against (Road Games)110.957.440-9243.8%12-3534.5%18-2475.4%541123207134

TORONTO - Current Season Performance
 Straight UpAgainst SpreadTeamOpponent
 W-LUnitsW-LO-UScoreHalfFG PctReb.ScoreHalfFG PctReb.
All Games70-30+4.748-5051-47112.756.546.8%52.4106.853.144.3%53.5
Home Games40-11-0.525-2526-24113.757.347.3%52.7105.352.643.5%53.6
Last 5 Games4-1+4.84-13-2109.250.242.6%53.6106.453.843.0%59.4
Playoff Games12-6+1.210-86-12104.951.844.1%50.699.650.241.7%55.6
TORONTO Team Statistics
 Shooting    3pt ShootingFree Throws Rebounding 
 PPGHalfFGM-APctFGM-APCTFTM-APctTotOffAstPFStlTOBk
Team Stats (All Games)112.756.541-8846.8%12-3436.2%18-2280.6%52925218135
vs opponents surrendering110.855.741-8945.8%11-3235.4%18-2376.7%531024217135
Team Stats (Home Games)113.757.342-8947.3%12-3436.3%17-2280.5%53925219136
Stats Against (All Games)106.853.139-8944.3%11-3233.8%17-2376.5%541124217145
vs opponents averaging110.955.841-8945.9%11-3235.3%18-2376.6%541025217145
Stats Against (Home Games)105.352.638-8843.5%11-3134.8%18-2376.8%541123217155
Average power rating of opponents played: GOLDEN STATE 95.9,  TORONTO 96.1
SCHEDULE AND RESULTS
GOLDEN STATE - Season Results
 Team StatsOpp Stats
DateOpponentScoreSULineATSTot.O/UShotsPctREBTOShotsPctREBTO
4/21/2019@ LA CLIPPERS113-105W-9.5L236U42-8947.2%541334-8042.5%4910
4/24/2019LA CLIPPERS121-129L-15L232.5O43-9644.8%43846-8554.1%5310
4/26/2019@ LA CLIPPERS129-110W-10.5W232O47-8952.8%531038-9639.6%5814
4/28/2019HOUSTON104-100W-6.5L224.5U38-7550.7%522031-7441.9%3914
4/30/2019HOUSTON115-109W-5.5W222.5O42-9146.2%521236-7746.8%4717
5/4/2019@ HOUSTON121-126L3.5L219.5O42-9544.2%48845-9348.4%6713
5/6/2019@ HOUSTON108-112L1L219O42-9046.7%551139-8943.8%5713
5/8/2019HOUSTON104-99W-6L221U39-8545.9%501533-7941.8%5015
5/10/2019@ HOUSTON118-113W7.5W214.5O42-8549.4%501742-8947.2%5015
5/14/2019PORTLAND116-94W-7W221U42-8450.0%471430-8336.1%5521
5/16/2019PORTLAND114-111W-7L219.5O42-8251.2%561638-8644.2%3913
5/18/2019@ PORTLAND110-99W2.5W220.5U41-8448.8%581334-8540.0%5211
5/20/2019@ PORTLAND119-117W-2T218O46-9946.5%671547-9848.0%4412
5/30/2019@ TORONTO              
6/2/2019@ TORONTO              
6/5/2019TORONTO              
6/7/2019TORONTO              

TORONTO - Season Results
 Team StatsOpp Stats
DateOpponentScoreSULineATSTot.O/UShotsPctREBTOShotsPctREBTO
4/21/2019@ ORLANDO107-85W-5.5W206U40-7553.3%461434-8142.0%4117
4/23/2019ORLANDO115-96W-11W206O41-8548.2%501432-8338.6%5616
4/27/2019PHILADELPHIA108-95W-6W223U41-7951.9%501035-8939.3%5614
4/29/2019PHILADELPHIA89-94L-7.5L219.5U33-9136.3%50930-7639.5%5819
5/2/2019@ PHILADELPHIA95-116L-1.5L217U35-8342.2%42943-8451.2%5513
5/5/2019@ PHILADELPHIA101-96W2W215U35-7646.1%491333-8240.2%5312
5/7/2019PHILADELPHIA125-89W-6W212.5O40-8248.8%521033-7941.8%4319
5/9/2019@ PHILADELPHIA101-112L-1.5L212O35-8143.2%431241-8946.1%6418
5/12/2019PHILADELPHIA92-90W-6L210U34-8938.2%521028-6543.1%4715
5/15/2019@ MILWAUKEE100-108L6.5L218U34-9237.0%531237-9339.8%6812
5/17/2019@ MILWAUKEE103-125L6L219.5O37-8742.5%501343-9246.7%647
5/19/2019MILWAUKEE118-112W-2.5W222O40-10239.2%681738-10237.3%7420
5/21/2019MILWAUKEE120-102W3W215O41-8747.1%511137-8046.2%5012
5/23/2019@ MILWAUKEE105-99W7.5W215.5U31-8436.9%52638-8445.2%5811
5/25/2019MILWAUKEE100-94W-1.5W214U36-7448.6%471030-7540.0%5111
5/30/2019GOLDEN STATE              
6/2/2019GOLDEN STATE              
6/5/2019@ GOLDEN STATE              
6/7/2019@ GOLDEN STATE              
KEY GAME INFORMATION
GOLDEN STATE: LAST SEASON: 58-24, NBA champions.
COACH: Steve Kerr (fifth season)
PROJECTED STARTING FIVE: G Stephen Curry (26.4 ppg), G Klay Thompson (20.0 ppg), F Kevin Durant (26.4 ppg), F Draymond Green (11.0 ppg), C Kevon Looney (4.0 ppg).
KEY LOSSES: C JaVale McGee, C David West, C Zaza Pachulia
KEY ADDITIONS: C DeMarcus Cousins, G Damion Lee, G Jacob Evans, F Jonas Jerebko
PLAYERS TO WATCH: Once Cousins returns to full health from his recovery after left Achilles tendon surgery, the Warriors could have an all-All-Star starting five. Jordan Bell and Kevon Looney made key contributions during the playoffs and will certainly be more heavily featured in Kerr's rotations given the departures of McGee, West and Pachulia.
OUTLOOK: With two straight titles and three in the past four years, Kerr has been stressing that his players must enjoy their time together because there are no guarantees of what could come next after this season with unsettled contract situations for Durant, Green and Thompson to name a few. Curry is coming off what he considers one of his best offseason training programs and Durant has captured the past two NBA Finals MVP crowns. With LeBron James now on the Lakers after four straight finals against Golden State with Cleveland, has the West made big enough offseason strides to keep up with star-studded Warriors?
TORONTO: LAST SEASON: 59-23, lost in Eastern Conference semifinals.
COACH: Nick Nurse (first season).
PROJECTED STARTING FIVE: G Kyle Lowry (16.2 ppg, career-high, 5.6 rpg), G Danny Green (8.6 ppg, San Antonio), F Kawhi Leonard (16.2 ppg in nine games, San Antonio), F Serge Ibaka (112.6 ppg), C Jonas Valanciunas (12.7 ppg).
KEY LOSSES: G DeMar DeRozan, F Jakob Poeltl
KEY ADDITIONS: Leonard, Green, C Greg Monroe
PLAYERS TO WATCH: Leonard will be under intense scrutiny in his first season with Toronto, and his last before free agency. A former Defensive Player of the Year and NBA Finals MVP, Leonard was limited to nine games last season because of a thigh injury, and his relationship with the Spurs soured during his lengthy rehab. The Raptors will hope Leonard likes his time north of the border enough to sign a long-term deal with Toronto next summer.
OUTLOOK: A lot has changed since Toronto set a franchise record with 59 wins last season. The Raptors fired
COACH of the Year Dwane Casey and replaced him with Nurse, a first-time NBA head
COACH. Toronto also traded franchise icon DeMar DeRozan and C Jakob Poeltl to acquire Leonard and Green from the Spurs. The Raptors need to brush aside the issue of Leonard's future and use the regular season to get comfortable together so they can focus on postseason success.
PREVIEW
Raptors offer new challenge, vibe for Warriors
 

TORONTO -- The Toronto Raptors are playing in their first NBA Finals, and that makes the Golden State Warriors' fifth consecutive appearance slightly different.

The Warriors will visit the Raptors on Thursday night for Game 1 after playing the Cleveland Cavaliers and LeBron James in the previous four NBA Finals.

The Warriors won three of those encounters and are going for their third consecutive NBA championship.

"Well it's different," Warriors coach Steve Kerr said.

"On the other hand, that was the exception. This is more the rule. When you (go) into the playoffs and into the Finals, you're not supposed to play the same team every year. So that was a special era, a special rivalry and we're thrilled to be back, and obviously Cleveland has moved on."

Golden State's Stephen Curry -- who attended middle school in Toronto for two years when his father Dell played for the Raptors -- embraces the change.

"Different energy, different city, different views, everything should prepare us to lock in, understanding that we have a prime opportunity to start off this finals series on the road and get a win and set the tone for how it's going to be," Curry said.

"I like the challenge and the unfamiliarity of this kind of schedule and flow. We've been there before, and we've experienced a lot, and this is, I think, something we're capable of doing."

The Raptors are making franchise history with their visit to the finals, but there is no indication that they are happy just to be there.

"Obviously, it's a great accomplishment, and we're happy to be taking that next step, but you want to win a championship, and you want to win the whole thing," Raptors guard Fred VanVleet said. "It's not about just making it to the Finals. We're not satisfied. We're not happy to be here. We're really hungry, and we want to go out here and have a chance to win it, and we've earned it, and we deserve it."

The Raptors won both meetings with the Warriors during the regular season. Of course, Raptors coach Nick Nurse said he expects them to be different this time.

"A better team playing harder," Nurse said. "I think both teams playing harder and playing better."

The Warriors are dealing with injuries to DeMarcus Cousins (torn left quadriceps) and Kevin Durant (strained right calf). Durant has been ruled out of Game 1, while the status of Cousins was uncertain, Kerr said Wednesday.

While the opponent will be different for the Warriors, so, too, is opening on the road.

"I think we have always been good on the road, but starting on the road presents a different challenge," Kerr said.

"There's a different rhythm to the series. It helps having gone through this last year against Houston where we started on the road and split the first two games and had to win a Game 7 on the road. So this group has done this before."

The Raptors have faced a series deficit in each round of the playoffs this year.

"Well, it would be nice not to face a series deficit; that's for sure," Nurse said. "But again, I think you've just kind of got to take it as it comes. I think you certainly didn't want to lose the first game against Orlando, but for some reason it ended being a really good thing for us because we looked pretty good the next four times out.

"And I don't know, we lost embarrassingly in (Philadelphia) and played pretty good from there on out. We dropped two (in Milwaukee), and I wasn't really that despondent about it."

--By Larry Millson, Field Level Media


Last Updated: 3/28/2024 12:37:47 PM EST.


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