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Houston Rockets vs. Phoenix Suns game preview
The Phoenix Suns just knocked off the Oklahoma City Thunder. So on the one hand, they’ll be tired as they come in to play the Houston Rockets.
On the other hand, teams that beat OKC (and Golden State back in the day) always get what I call a “Beating a champ bounce.” Usually a win like that gives the team a lot of confidence because they have just proven to themselves and everyone else that they can beat the defending NBA champions. So expect a Phoenix team riding high at Toyota Center rather than a tired team on the second night of a back-to-back. Phoenix shot 40% from deep last night, and in their previous trip to Houston they shot a paltry 5-36 (14%) from three. I would expect them to make just a few more triples tonight. Alperen Sengun did not play in that game, and he will not be playing tonight, so more or less the teams should look similar to what they did that night.
Suns vs. Rockets Prediction, Odds and Best NBA Prop Bets for Monday, Jan. 5
Devin Booker and the Phoenix Suns have a tough back-to-back on Monday night, as they’re coming off a win against the Oklahoma City Thunder on Sunday where Booker hit a game-winning three in the final seconds.
Now, the Suns hit the road to play the Houston Rockets and Kevin Durant, who are looking to grab a top-four spot in the Western Conference.
Houston has cooled off a bit after a fast start, winning just five of its last 10 games, but it is favored in this matchup against a Suns team that is .500 on the road this season.
Phoenix has a real shot to earn a top-six seed in the Western Conference, and it’s been one of the best defensive teams in the league.
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The Houston Rockets are at home on Monday night as they host the Phoenix Suns in a Western Conference showdown.
Houston enters Monday’s game with a 21-11 record after losing on the road to the Dallas Mavericks on Saturday night.
In Saturday’s loss to the Mavericks, Kevin Durant led the way for the Rockets as he recorded 34 points, five rebounds and seven assists while Amen Thompson added 20 points, 12 rebounds and four assists of his own.
Now Houston will try to bounce back at home on Monday as they face off against the Suns in a tough matchup.
On the other side, Phoenix enters Monday’s contest with a 21-14 record after defeating the Oklahoma City Thunder at home on Sunday night.
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