The expectation of teams with superstars is to always succeed against their opponents. Big teams always have stars leading them, and you can always expect these superstars to turn games around with their superb athleticism and skills.
Toronto and Houston have two of the best basketball teams in the entire NBA. Not only do they have bona fide superstars in James Harden and Kawhi Leonard, but they also have high-calibre players and a capable coaching staff that can help them win games.
They will square off at the Air Canada Centre in what could be a preview of the NBA Finals in June. Of course, they still have to take down strong opponents in their respective conferences, but they have enough quality to go the distance.
The NBA 2019 betting odds for this game is more than intriguing, but this battle is not the only eye-catching game to catch tomorrow! We can count to see more NBA 2019 highlights with these games!
Chicago Bulls @ Indiana Pacers (March 6, 07:00 GMT+8)
The Bulls are still struggling to get things together as they still have one of the worst records in the league. However, form has looked up for this team as they won three of their last five games. One of those games was a particularly impressive win against the Boston Celtics.
They have another shot at winning another game when they play against the Indiana Pacers. Indiana saw their efficiency crippled ever since Victor Oladipo endured a season-ending knee injury. I’m not sure if Bojan Bogdanovic can carry this team on his own.
Betting Tip: Chicago Bulls +7.50 Asian @ 1.95
Orlando Magic @ Philadelphia 76ers (March 6, 07:00 GMT+8)
The Orlando Magic have a bit of a topsy-turvy run of form coming into this game against the Sixers. They did lose horribly against teams they could have easily won against, but they did pull off fantastic victories against the Raptors and the Golden State Warriors.
The SBOBET markets will most likely back the Sixers to completely overwhelm Orlando. After all, they have one of the most top-heavy lineups in the entire league. They also have one of the game’s most electrifying point guards in Ben Simmons.
However, Orlando may have a chance with Joel Embiid still doubtful to play with his knee injury.
Houston Rockets @ Toronto Raptors (March 6, 08:00 GMT+8)
These two teams are not only some of the strongest basketball teams in the entire league, but they are also booked to play in Japan in the 2019 pre-season. A lot of Asian fans will be looking forward to seeing Harden and Kawhi (if he stays a Raptor) play under Tokyo lights.
Until that happens, we focus on the here and now. Kawhi Leonard was rested during the last game, so it may be possible that he will start against the Rockets. He will be more than a welcome addition to the team after Kyle Lowry failed to carry the team past the Detroit Pistons in overtime.
The Rockets will be coming to this game full of confidence as they are on a five-game winning streak. Harden is simply unstoppable with his 36.7 points per outing. Clint Capela, Eric Gordon, and Chris Paul have provided the Beard with valuable support.
This will be a fascinating game to watch, and I recommend that you don’t take your eyes off this match when it kicks off!
Betting Tip: Toronto Raptors -4.00 @ 2.04
Portland Trail Blazers @ Memphis Grizzlies (March 6, 08:00 GMT+8)
The Memphis Grizzlies still need time to see if the players they got from the Marc Gasol trade were of any use to them at all. In the meantime, it looks like they made the right gamble.
Jonas Valanciunas has done well to take over the Spaniard’s scoring role in the team, while Delon Wright and CJ Miles are looking to be solid options from the bench. Mike Conley is still averaging a respectable 20-3-6 stat line, but he knows that it won’t be long until he is also shown the exit door.
Things may change if he leads the team to a deep playoff run, though. And in order to do that, they must win their remaining games this season. They have a tough test in the Portland Trail Blazers, but their quality of talent should provide Damian Lillard and friends enough of a challenge.
Oklahoma City Thunder @ Minnesota Timberwolves (March 6, 08:00 GMT+8)
The Timberwolves will definitely do everything they can to erase the bitter taste of losing to Washington. Karl-Anthony Towns is working hard with his 24-12 averages while Derrick Rose and Andrew Wiggins are providing support from the wings.
While the Wolves are indeed talented, I still don’t believe that they have what it takes against the Oklahoma City Thunder. While Paul George is still unsure to play, the team has Russell Westbrook leading the team from the point.
It should be an interesting clash to catch, to say the least.
Boston Celtics @ Golden State Warriors (March 6, 10:30 GMT+8)
Despite all of their on-court struggles, the Boston Celtics are still one of the biggest teams in the Eastern Conference. Kyrie Irving still averages 24-5-7 on a nightly basis while Gordon Hayward is slowly rediscovering his form. Even Kevin Durant thinks that their regular-season struggles will naturally iron itself out.
However, Durant also knows that the Dubs should have no problem taking down the C’s. There’s little doubt that Andre Iguodala and Klay Thompson will be available to play come tip-off, and I don’t see this high-flying outfit not winning against an uncertain Boston squad.
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