Phoenix Suns have finished the NBA. Those from Arizona are the favorites to win the Western Conference after reaching the finals of the competition last year for the first time since 1992. Chris Paul, Devin Booker and DeAndre Ayton form a superb trident, but Can they handle the experience and hunger of the Golden State Warriors? We are going to analyze in detail the options of one and the other.
The triumphs of Phoenix are a highly valued fact in the odds, presenting their victory to [2.25]but their initial series of Play-Offs can be very tough with a team from the play in coming on a very upward trajectory. Meeting the Clippers or Timberwolves right now is not a tasteful dish for anyone. And on top of that, thinking that the winner of the Dallas vs. Utah awaits.
The Warriors They already know their first-round rival and hypothetically they go for the least hard part. The Denver Nuggets have had a multi-down season and they can be the meat of an easy 4-0 or 4-1, while we will see if the young and inexperienced Memphis Grizzlies measure up as the second seed in a hypothetical semifinal. The San Francisco Bay Area team has been holding cards since the All-Star and He has been incorporating a Klay Thompson into the rotation who seems to be the same player as before the injury. His win in the Western Conference [5.00] it is more than attractive all things considered.
Without the Lakers in contention, we must not forget that in October they were the favorites, the Warriors must impose their experience in a Conference that has lost level compared to other seasons as shown by the negative balances of many teams. Golden State, at this point, may have as its main enemy some injuries that have taken their toll on the team in some phases, but that can also be put in his favor with Curry and Draymond well rested for this final phase.
Perhaps if we have to point out an out-sider we would opt for a Utah Jazz that are listed on a fee [11.00] to win the Western Conference. Salt Lake City team keeps players healthy very experienced in the postseason like Donovan Mitchell, Rudy Gobert or Mike Conley. There are drummers that it may be their last dance before a structural reform of the team next summer and everyone knows that they are in a now or never situation. Phoenix should be aware of a team that is a rock at home and has little or nothing to lose.