The Golden State Warriors are 10-0 straight up and 6-4 against the spread over their last 10 games including a perfect 9-0 record so far this postseason. They are heavy favorites to keep that perfect record alive Tuesday night in Game 2 against the San Antonio Spurs.
Spurs vs. Warriors 2017 odds: Golden State even bigger favorite on Game 2 betting lines
The Golden State Warriors will look to keep their undefeated postseason intact against the San Antonio Spurs when the teams continue the Western Conference Finals Tuesday.
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Golden State is a 13.5-point favorite in Oakland at sportsbooks monitored by OddsShark.com. In Game 1, the Warriors failed to cover the spread as 10-point home favorites.
Golden State Warriors
The Western Conference Finals got off to a disastrous start for the Warriors, who trailed the Spurs by 14 points at the end of the first quarter and 20 points at the end of the first half. But the best offense in basketball wasn’t deterred, scoring 39 points in the third quarter en route to a huge rally and a 113-111 home win.
Stephen Curry led the way with 40 points and seven three-pointers, and Kevin Durant wasn’t far behind on the scoresheet adding 34 points.
Dating back to March 14, the Warriors are 24-1 SU and 16-7-2 over their last 25 games per the OddsShark NBA Database. Golden State is 6-4 SU and 5-5 ATS in its last 10 games against the Spurs.
Betting Line / Total: Golden State -13.5 / 208.5 Points
San Antonio Spurs
San Antonio isn’t likely to get another chance as good as it had in Game 1 to steal a game in this series in Golden State. Making matters worse for the Spurs, offensive star Kawhi Leonard is doubtful for Game 2 with an ankle injury after leaving Game 1 due to a hard foul from Zaza Pachulia.
With Tony Parker out for the postseason with a quad injury and Leonard likely sidelined for at least Game 2, LaMarcus Aldridge will need to carry the load offensively to help keep the Spurs competitive.
Tuesday night’s total is set at 208.5 points at online sports betting sites. The OVER is 12-3 over San Antonio’s last 15 games.
What was once billed as a potential clash of titans suddenly has the look of another David vs. Goliath series. The Warriors are too strong and too deep for most teams to overcome even when healthy, and the Spurs enter Game 2 with their best player likely on the shelf. Keeping this game close will be an uphill battle for San Antonio.
San Antonio Spurs at Golden State Warriors
When: Tues., May 16, 9 p.m. ET
Where: Oracle Arena, Oakland, Calif.
