NBA Live Betting: Bucks vs Warriors

The second game of an ESPN NBA doubleheader on Wednesday hopefully will feature a matchup of former league MVPs in Milwaukee’s Giannis Antetokounmpo and Golden State’s Steph Curry from San Francisco. The NBA odds will be largely determined on whether Giannis plays off a minor injury after missing the Bucks’ previous game.

2024 NBA Expert Analysis Milwaukee vs Golden State | MyBookie Sportsbook NBA Week 19

How to Bet Bucks at Warriors NBA Odds & TV Info

Where: Chase Center
TV: ESPN
Stream: ESPN+
Radio: Tunein.com

Why Bet on Milwaukee Bucks?

The Bucks played without Giannis Antetokounmpo on Monday (he likely will play Wednesday) due to left Achilles tendinitis as well as fellow starter Khris Middleton yet still rallied to beat the Clippers 113-106 for a sixth straight win. The Bucks are unbeaten since the All-Star break, an It’s an impressive turnaround for a team that entered the break 3-7 in new coach Doc Rivers‘ first 10 games.

“I think it just shows who we’re becoming,” said Damian Lillard, who played 42 minutes and had 41 points, four rebounds and four assists. With Antetokounmpo sidelined, the Bucks needed even more production from Lillard than usual.

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Week 19 Vegas Picks NBA Odds Subject to Change	SPREAD	MONEYLINE	TOTAL
Warriors	-4.5	-175	O 226.5
Bucks	+4.5	+150	U 226.5

Why Bet on Golden State Warriors?

The Warriors had a three-game winning streak snapped in pretty embarrassing fashion on Sunday, 140-88 in Boston to conclude a four-game trip.

“Flush it down the toilet… Boston was amazing. We weren’t beating them today,” Coach Steve Kerr said. “[The Celtics] were great. They were physical right from the start. They were switching, they put ball pressure on. They were fantastic. Boston is a hell of a team, and this was a really impressive performance by them at both ends.”

Clearly, the game meant much more to Boston than the Warriors. Having lost to Golden State in December at Chase Center, the Celtics felt it was important to avoid being swept.

Stephen Curry didn’t play the second half and finished with a season-low four points for Golden State, his fewest since he had three points in 16 minutes on March 16, 2022 at Boston — a game he left injured. Curry was 2 of 13 from the field Sunday and missed all nine of his 3-point attempts, including consecutive airballs in the opening quarter. It marked the third time since December 17 that he’s failed to hit a three-pointer. Curry still leads all players in 3-pointers made this season with 281. He is 19 away from 300, which would be an NBA-record fifth time reaching the single-season milestone.

“The way that they’ve been playing, they seem very sure of themselves in their identity and who they are,” Curry said of Sunday’s loss. “Give them credit. They came out and whooped us tonight from the jump, and it was one of those perfect storms of a rough (day) on our end and them taking it to us.”

Lester Quinones scored a team-high and career-high-tying 17 points off the bench in the loss. Moses Moody, starting for the fourth consecutive game with Andrew Wiggins out (personal), had 11 points. James Robinson tallied a season-high 10 points off the bench.

On Tuesday, said Wiggins will be available for Wednesday’s game. Wiggins, who missed four games while attending to a family matter, rejoined his teammates on Monday and fully participated in Tuesday’s practice. Moses Moody has been filling the void in the starting lineup; the question is whether or not Wiggins will return to the starting lineup immediately.

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