The Houston Rockets not only had a tremendous regular season, classified as second in the Western Conference, but under coach Ime Udoka, who has his team with the series tied 3-3, after winning game 6 in San Francisco 115-107, being the hero at the end of their star Fred VanVleet. Now everything comes down to a win-or-go-home Game 7 this Sunday in Houston, and the NBA 1st Half Lines are heating up.

In a series that many expected to go down to the wire, the Minnesota Timberwolves didn’t just beat the Lakers — they made it clear from Game 1 that they were the better team.

The Golden State Warriors and the Houston Rockets didn’t just face off on the scoreboard Monday night—they also engaged in a physical and intense battle that ended with shoving, shouting, and multiple technical fouls. It all happened in Game 4 of a playoff series that’s getting hotter with each game.

NBA Playoffs Odds and News Warriors and Rockets in a  Real Battle in Game 4, Warriors up in the Series 3-1    Pushing, Flagrant Fouls, and a win that puts Golden State on the verge of advancing  The Golden State Warriors and the Houston Rockets didn’t just face off on the

The Minnesota Timberwolves  playing at home at the Target Center, demonstrated a young core and well balanced team and defeated the Los Angeles Lakers  116-113 in game four for the best of seven. The big star was Anthony Edwards who made 43 points , including 16 in the last quarter, where the local team outscored the visitors 32-19.