Analyse des matchs du 12/01/16 (Public)

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Brooklyn Nets (10-27) - San Antonio Spurs (32-6) - 1h30

The San Antonio Spurs (32-6) play the host Brooklyn Nets (10-27) at Barclay's Arena on Monday.

The Spurs come into this game with a seven-game winning streak and if they win here, they'll match a season-high eight-game streak. The defense has been incredible all season, but it's the offense that’s winning them games recently. They have scored at least 100 points in all eight of those games and are averaging 110 points per game in that span. What's scary is that they have been regularly sitting starters and still winning games. It wouldn't be a surprise to see them rest starters once again here, as they come into this game as a 14-point favorite against a Nets team that is falling apart.

Things are not going as expected in Brooklyn right now. Fans thought they would have a dynasty there a few years ago when they traded for all those big names, but they are starting to look like one of the worst teams in the NBA right now. Not only are they one of the worst home teams in the NBA, they come into this game losing four-straight. The recent struggles have caused some major stirs in Brooklyn, thus Coach Lionel Hollins and GM Billy King being fired on Sunday. It's not just behind the scenes though, as the on-court product is simply not what fans expected. Joe Johnson is looking like a shell of himself and there's no legitimate point guard on the roster to man the offense with the injury to Jarret Jack. Things are really bad in Brooklyn right now and it's hard to imagine them getting any better against the Spurs on Monday.

Blessés ;- Brooklyn : Jarrett Jack (saison), Rondae Hollis-Jefferson (mi-février)

Les Spurs devraient s'imposer sans grand problème au Barclays Center ce soir.

 Over 190.5 pts 

Chicago Bulls (22-13) - Washington Wizards (16-19) - 2h

The Washington Wizards (16-19) take on the host Chicago Bulls (22-13) at United Center on Monday.

Washington comes into this matchup losing five of their last seven games and the offense is really struggling. They are regularly scoring under 100 points a game and that's terrible considering they are one of the fastest-paced teams in the NBA. It's hard to put a finger on the struggles, but it could be a simple reality that the rest of the Eastern Conference is better this season. They fed off under .500 teams last year and they cant do that in a much improved Eastern Conference. The good news is that Bradley Beal is due back very soon and could even make his return here against the Bulls. He's a much needed scoring punch and defensive presence that this team desperately needs right now.

The Bulls are playing some of their best basketball of the season right now, as they have won six of their last seven coming into this game. The offense has been spectacular in that stretch, as they are averaging about 106 points per game in that span. What makes this team so scary is their depth, as players like Taj Gibson, Tony Snell and Bobby Portis will be coming off the bench when everyone is healthy. Speaking of health, Joakim Noah may return this game as well, as he's nearly full recovered from his shoulder injury he suffered last month. This team already has one of the deepest frontcourts in the NBA and it would be scary imaging them getting back an All-Star center.

- Chicago : Joakim Noah (incertain), Mike Dunleavy (mi-janvier)- Wasington : John Wall (incertain), Nene Hilario (incertain), Kris Humphries (incertain, Bradley Beal (incertain)

Le h des bulls est énorme , je me penche sur l'handicap des Wizards car oui les bulls n'ont jamais vraiment encrasser leurs adversaire de beaucoup de points cette saison enfin.. Attention au absence des Wizards.

 Washington Wizards +7 @ 1.80

Golden State Warriors (35-2) - Miami Heat (22-15) - 4h30 

The Miami Heat (22-15) play the host Golden State Warriors (35-2) at Oracle Arena on Monday.

Miami has had the fortune of spending most of their season in Miami at their home court and are in the midst of one of the biggest road stretches in the NBA. This will be their 15th game on the road this season and easily their toughest test thus far. What's been carrying this team is its defense and snail-pace. The Heat simply like to slow games down to play at their pace and that should make for an interesting contrast of styles here against this up-tempo Warriors team. This will be a good game for them to showcase that they are one one of the elite teams in the NBA and they'll be sure to leave it all on the line in the spotlight game of the night.

The Warriors have won six-straight coming into this and scoring at will. They have at least 109 points in all of those games and have reached 128 in their last two. That's simply hard to keep up with and considering they have an efficient defense based on metrics, it makes them nearly impossible to beat. That's the beauty of this team, as there's no weakness and almost no way to stop them. This will be one of their best tests of the season, as they play the second-est defense and one of the slowest teams in the league. If Golden State can score 110-plus against this Miami team, the sky's the limit. That coveted 72-win mark is looking more and more like a possibility every day and they're a good bet to continue winning here, as they come into this game as a 12-point favorite. That line alone shows how dominant this team is.

- Golden State : Leandro Barbosa (mi-janvier), James Michael McAdoo (incertain)- Miami : Dwyane Wade (incertain), Tyler Johnson (incertain), Josh McRobert (indéfini)

 Pronostics Réservé Membres