Hawks vs Warriors Picks, Best Bet: Can Steph Curry, Trae Young Light Up the Scoreboard?
Between March Madness and the NBA, we can watch basketball all day long and that's not a bad way to spend the day. Josh Gayle is here to break down the Hawks vs Warriors game tonight. Read on to see what his best bet is.
Josh Gayle - March 17, 2023, 1:28 PM EDT
5 minHawks vs Warriors Picks, Best Bet: Can Steph Curry, Trae Young Light Up the Scoreboard?
Even with March Madness going on, this game can’t be slept on with such a high total.
Hawks vs. Warriors Start Time, Where to Watch, and Odds
- Date: March 17, 2023
- Start Time: 7:30 p.m EST
- Where to Watch: NBA TV
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Atlanta Hawks vs. Golden State Warriors Pick
1u - Stephen Curry 25+ PTS / Trae Young 25+ PTS (-105) Bet $105 to collect $205 FanDuel has the best odds; click here to bet
Hey folks, the NBA slate today is stockpiled with fairly priced props. To combat that, we decided to get creative and go with the alternate line route. Both Stephen Curry and Trae Young are the leaders of their teams. Each should step up in what feels like a must-win game for both ball clubs.
Atlanta Hawks vs. Golden State Warriors Prediction
Lets get into why this bet feels so good. First off, Stephen Curry is fresh off a dazzling 50-point performance. The splash brother has been much more than one great night, though; the marksman has compiled 25+ points in 13 of his last 15 games. The two misses were caused by a lack of minutes in one outing, and the other was just a brutal matchup against Phoenix. Curry seems to have a vendetta against Atlanta. In his last eight games against them, he has 25+ points in seven out of the eight. He is averaging 32.3 points per game in that span.
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Now that we’ve acknowledged why we love Steph so much, let's get into why we love Trae. Golden State allows the sixth most points to the point guard position, and the team shows no signs of fixing that. Young has faced Golden State already this year and dropped a cool 30 on their head. Despite only scoring 22 in regulation, the 22 field goal attempts in the game were a great sign. He has scored 25+ in five straight games and is averaging 31.4 in this five-game span.
Both players are on hot streaks where they are routinely hitting 30+ points. Asking for just 25 points from both seems fair. This game has a massive 248-point total. That’s the most I’ve seen all year. These two should be fast-paced and feature lots of scoring. Atlanta enters this game as 4-point favorites, which likely means one of these guys could be shooting late-game free throws. Let's get back on track after our first losing day in a while. Let's roll!
