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New York Knicks vs. San Antonio Spurs - Series:
It hasn’t been a common sight across sportsbooks lately to see the Knicks at plus-money in a playoff series, but that’s exactly the case against the Spurs. San Antonio enters the matchup fresh off a grueling seven-game series with the Thunder, while New York comes in far more rested. The road to the Finals has been especially demanding for the Spurs, who had to navigate a loaded Western Conference, while the Knicks have largely thrived when presented with favorable opportunities.
We’ll gladly take the plus-money price on New York and trust that their three-point shooting won’t be completely neutralized by Victor Wembanyama’s length—something Oklahoma City struggled to overcome.
ThePublicMoney.com Play: New York Knicks +198 to win series
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Stephen A. Smith is still loud—his analysis just isn’t relevant anymore.
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