Knicks vs Warriors Saturday Same Game Parlay | NBA Best Bets Today
John Canady
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On primetime Saturday night, the New York Knicks hit the road for a showdown against the Golden State Warriors. New York enters this game looking to extend its two-game winning streak without Jalen Brunson. However, to do that, the Knicks will have to knock off a red-hot Warriors team that is 9-1 in its last 10 games, including a six-game winning streak.
With a marquee matchup on deck, here’s a look at a same-game parlay that could turn you into a winner over the weekend.
Knicks vs. Warriors
- Arena: Chase Center
- Location: San Francisco, California
- Where to Watch: ABC/ESPN+
- Time: 8:30 PM ET
- Spread: Warriors -7 (-112) | Total: 228.5
- Moneyline: Warriors -275 | Knicks +235
Knicks vs. Warriors +1043 SGP
Note: All odds and props courtesy of FanDuel. Please be aware that betting odds may change after the publication of this article.
Warriors -7 -110
-The Warriors have been on fire lately, winning six straight heading into this matchup.
-As mentioned above, New York will be without their leader, Jalen Brunson. While they’ve weathered the storm without the star guard lately, it’s hard to put the same faith in the Knicks on the road in a hostile environment against Steve Kerr’s squad.
-In their last matchup, with Brunson on the floor, the Warriors knocked off the Knicks in New York by double digits.
Stephen Curry 30+ Points Scored +200
–Stephen Curry is only averaging 24.3 points per game on the season heading into this matchup, but he’s up to 27.8 PPG after the All-Star break, and there’s no denying he can explode for 30+ on any given night.
-In his last matchup against the Knicks, he finished just shy of 30 points with 28, but at home, Curry could be in line for a big night.
-Curry is known for his big primetime performances, and with a Saturday night showdown on ABC, I like the odds the future Hall of Famer puts together another memorable performance.
Karl-Anthony Towns 3+ Made Threes +154
-With Brunson out, the Knicks have relied on big man Karl-Anthony Towns to carry the load on offense. On Saturday, they’ll have to rely on him even more if they hope to steal a win on the road.
-The Kentucky product averages 24.2 points per game while shooting an efficient 42.2% from beyond the arc.
-Towns has finished with 3+ threes in two of his last three games.
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