The Golden State Warriors will be visiting the New York Knicks tonight in a clash of teams trending in opposite directions. While the Warriors are only 10th in the Western Conference, they have won 8 of their last 10 games. The Knicks on the other hand have lost 7 games during that stretch, in large part due to injuries to forwards OG Anunoby and Julius Randle. We will see if these trends will be broken tonight.
You can check out all of our NBA picks for today's games, but for now, let's jump into my Warriors vs Knicks Same Game Parlay.
Over 223 (-110)
Over the last 10 games, the Knicks have struggled to get stops, ranking dead last in the NBA in defensive rating. With the likes of OG Anunoby not yet set to return, those issues should continue to be on full display tonight. With the visiting Warriors ranking 6th in the league in pace during that same stretch, there should be plenty of possessions for then to try and exploit the hosts. They also rank 6th in offensive rating during that time, so should be able to do so efficiently. For the Knicks, the team is once again getting great production from Donte DiVincenzo, who has reached the 20-point mark in 2 straight games. He should be able to help the hosts do their part tonight.
Jonathan Kuminga to record 6+ rebounds (+110)
With Andrew Wiggins and Klay Thompson rediscovering some semblance of form, Jonathan Kuminga has seen his points drop off lately. It should not, however, stop him from contributing on other parts of the box score tonight. He has recorded at least 6 boards in 3 straight games heading into tonight’s catchup. Wiggins is not going to be available for the Warriors here with Moses Moody likely stepping into the starting lineup. That is a drop off in terms of rebounding ability, which will require the likes of Kuminga to contribute more on that end. Without Wiggins, do not be surprised to see Kuminga get a bump in minutes. If he surpassed the 30-minute mark, he should hit this line.