One of the six games on the NBA docket tonight will see the Oklahoma City Thunder host the Golden State Warriors.
The Warriors are 6-5 and coming off a win, whereas the Thunder are 10-1, with their only loss being a two-point defeat to the Portland Trail Blazers on Nov. 5.
As for injuries, the Warriors may be without center Al Horford (toe). Conversely, the Thunder will be without several players, including Jalen Williams (wrist), Aaron Wiggins (thigh), Luguentz Dort (shoulder), and Kenrich Williams (knee).
Below, you’ll find my Warriors vs Thunder predictions for Tuesday, Nov. 11.
Warriors vs Thunder Predictions
All NBA odds used for these Warriors vs Thunder best bets are current as of Tuesday, Nov. 11, and courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook.
Thunder -7.5 (-110) vs Warriors
For the first of my NBA best bets today, I’m taking the Thunder -7.5.
Yes, they’re without some players, but Jalen and Kenrich Williams have yet to play this season, and Dort averages just around seven points per game.
OKC is extremely deep and can handle the loss of some players. Additionally, the Warriors, who are 1-5 on the road this season, will have to take on a Thunder team that’s tied for fourth in points scored (122.4) and rebounds (48.1), and allows the fewest points (108.8) per game.
Look for a big-time Thunder win on Tuesday night.
Stephen Curry: Over 4.5 3-Pointers Made (+118)
One of the more intriguing Warriors vs Thunder prop bets is the Over on Curry’s 3-point shots made at plus-money odds.
This season, Curry is averaging 4.4 3-point shots made per game, and while the Thunder have a good defense, they do allow 14.9 triples per game.
Given Curry’s 3-point prowess, the Thunder defense, and the Warriors likely playing in a trailing game script, Curry may have to launch up quite a few to attempt to keep Golden State competitive.
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Isaiah Joe: 12+ Points (-102)
With Dort and Wiggins sidelined, Joe should see more playing time than usual.
Thus far this season, he’s averaging 15 points per game and has had 12 or more points in four of his last five outings.
Joe averages 8.7 3-point shots per game, and the Warriors, over their last three games, are allowing teams to shoot 40% from beyond the arc.
Given the injuries and the Warriors’ 3-point defense as of late, Joe should get to at least 12 points.
