RJ Barrett posted a playoff career-high 33 points in Game 3, and that was the fifth successive game in which he’s scored over 21 points. Through three games in the series, Barret has finished with tallies of 24, 22, and 33. His efficient shooting has come from a lack of attention from Cleveland, and they seem content to let him score, preferring to focus their efforts on All-Star pairing Brandon Ingram and Scottie Barnes. Barrett went from 30 minutes in Game 1, to 37 in Game 2 and then 39 in Game 3, and he’s set for another big role in a crucial Game 4.

With Wembanyama still questionable to return game four, it’s worth getting in early on the Spurs. San Antonio were 12-6 this season without Wembanyama, and their depth can help them win and cover again on the road, after a 120-108 win in Game 3 without the Frenchman. The Trail Blazers may have given their best shot in game three with great shooting nights from Holiday and Henderson, while they’re now 1-3 against the Spurs this season in games which Wemby has missed. With the 7’4 man pushing for a return, this number looks a little short.

Boston has this series under control after an inspiring win in Game 3. Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown each had 25 points, while as a team they knocked down 20 threes. Nothing would indicate a different scenario coming our way in Game 4. The Sixers just lack talent to be competitive here. The Celtics’ clutch scoring saw them clear the spread last time out, so back them to eventually pull away here.

The Rockets are aiming to stay in the series after falling down 3-0, and no team in NBA history has ever recovered from losing the first three games of a series. The Rockets dropped a lead late in Game 3, which finished 112-108 in overtime. The first three games have seen 205, 195, and 202 points in regulation, and with Houston needing to go defence-first in order to stay in the series, the under looks good again.

The Raptors figured things out offensively in Game 3, exposing some of the Cavs weaknesses. Toronto should continue the three-point heavy attack from their first win of the series, while Cleveland will look to their two superstar guards to up their game, which points to the over. The first three games have seen 239, 220, and 230 points, with Toronto a bigger offensive force at home.

With Wembanyama still questionable to return game four, it’s worth getting in early on the Spurs. San Antonio were 12-6 this season without Wembanyama, and their depth can help them win and cover again on the road, after a 120-108 win in Game 3 without the Frenchman. The Trail Blazers may have given their best shot in game three with great shooting nights from Holiday and Henderson, while they’re now 1-3 against the Spurs this season in games which Wemby has missed. With the 7’4 man pushing for a return, this number looks a little short.

Boston has this series under control after an inspiring win in Game 3. Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown each had 25 points, while as a team they knocked down 20 threes. Nothing would indicate a different scenario coming our way in Game 4. The Sixers just lack talent to be competitive here. The Celtics’ clutch scoring saw them clear the spread last time out, so back them to eventually pull away here.

The Rockets are aiming to stay in the series after falling down 3-0, and no team in NBA history has ever recovered from losing the first three games of a series. The Rockets dropped a lead late in Game 3, which finished 112-108 in overtime. The first three games have seen 205, 195, and 202 points in regulation, and with Houston needing to go defence-first in order to stay in the series, the under looks good again.