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The Thunder will be able to draw from their excellent performance in the away game during game four. Although Dallas' trio of scorers has been effective thus far, they will eventually need a bad game, especially considering Oklahoma City's defensive efficiency stats.

Despite Joey Estes' impressive season debut against the Mariners, I don't trust him. Estes has made six starts in the Triple-A this season, posting a meager 6.04 ERA and 1.45 WHIP.

Right now, the Cubs are having trouble scoring runs, despite Jared Jones' outstanding play throughout the season. That's demonstrated by his 1.86 ERA and NL-best K/BB over the last five starts. Thus, anticipate that he will slow down Chicago at the plate.

Jose Quintana, the starter for the Mets, has been awful. In just his last four appearances, which totaled just 20.1 innings, the veteran has given up 18 runs. Taijuan Walker, the starting pitcher for the Phillies, has excelled in his last two games.

Denver has made changes, but Minnesota appears to be looking for clarification. This is hardly an isolated incident either; the Timberwolves have not lost three straight games all season.

Anthony Edwards has been a consistent scorer for the Timberwolves, and with Rudy Gobert controlling the boards, Minnesota has the potential to outmatch Denver in this critical game. Additionally, if Mike Conley is available, his experience and playmaking could provide the stability the Timberwolves need to secure a win.

The T-Wolves may go into panic mode if the Nuggets take an early lead in this game because they sense that the series is slipping away from them. Minnesota may be suffering too much psychologically since they believe they had a shot to defeat Denver and lost it.

Ther Knicks had a nightmare of a game four. Disregard the injuries; in a second-round contest, there's no reason they should be trailing by forty-three points. In terms of field goal percentage, the Knicks were 33.7%, 18.9% from three, and 71.0% from the free throw line.

Baltimore is the better team and has a stronger lineup. It's unlikely that Berríos will be able to adapt quickly enough to contain the O's potent offense, given how badly he struggled in his previous outing.

The pressure of playing in front of the home crowd at TD Garden during the playoffs seems to not bother the Celtics at all. They haven't lost yet on the road despite their meager 2-2 record at home in the playoffs.

Given how Oklahoma City's regular season went, a comeback is definitely anticipated. The team's final two games have been among its worst of the year.

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The Timberwolves have been dominant at home throughout the season, and they have already proven their ability to defeat the Nuggets on the road.

The Pacers have historically performed better at home, and they will use the energy from the home crowd to fuel their performance. With their backs against the wall, the Pacers will come out with intensity

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