Top NBA Parlay Picks Of The Week Highlighted (Dec. 28th – Dec. 30th)

If you’re an NBA hoops gaming enthusiast that has had their fill of college football bowl games and you want your favorite sport back in the spotlight, say no more!Thanks to this look at my top NBA parlay picks of the week, you’re going have a great opportunity to cash in multiple times. Okay, with that said, let’s get started.

Top NBA Parlay Picks Of The Week Highlighted (Dec. 28th – Dec. 30th)

   

Wednesday, December 28, 2016

New York at Atlanta The New York Knicks (16-14) have a better record than the Hawks (15-16), but I’m going to urge you to back the desperate Hawks to get the win at home against Carmelo Anthony and company. However, if the NBA betting line for this matchup goes over more than four or five points at most, I say back the Knicks.Pick: Atlanta 104 NY Knicks 98Phoenix at San AntonioThe Spurs (25-6) will undoubtedly beat the rebuilding Suns (12-22) in this contest, but if the spread for this mismatch goes over a dozen points, I say be careful.Pick: San Antonio 107 Phoenix 95Toronto at Golden State The Warriors (27-5) are going to take all of their frustration for losing to Cleveland on Christmas day out on the good, but not great Raptors (22-8). I’m thinking the spread for this matchup will be right round eight points at most. Steph Curry and company are the easy pick to get the win, but if the spread tops double digits, I say use some caution!Pick: Golden State 109 Toronto 100

Thursday, December 29, 2016

Oklahoma City at MemphisThe Oklahoma City Thunder (19-12) are led by MVP candidate Russell Westbrook, but the Memphis Grizzlies(20-13)  have the deeper, more experienced team, At home Memphis gets the narrow SU win, but I like the Thunder to cover the spread in a thriller if the betting line tops four points.Pick: Memphis 103 Oklahoma City 99Boston at ClevelandThe Celtics (18-13) were touted as a legitimate threat to Cleveland before the season started and although they’ve warmed up as of late, I just don’t see the C’s beating LeBron James and company in this matchup. Boston has some serious rebounding deficiencies and that simply doesn’t bode well against Tristan Thompson and Kevin Love if you ask me.Pick: Cleveland 106 Boston 98

Friday, December 30, 2016

Milwaukee at MinnesotaTwo of the most talent-laden young teams in the league will throw down when the Timberwolves (10-21) host the Bucks (14-15) in this intriguing affair. Milwaukee has the much better record in this contest, but they also won’t have an answer for Minnesota center Karl Anthony Towns.Pick: Minnesota 102 Milwaukee 100LA Clippers at HoustonThe Clippers (22-11) will be without forward Blake Griffin for the immediate future, but it is Chris Paul’s gimpy hamstring that leads me to believe that James Harden and the three-point happy Rockets are the pick to get it done at home.Pick: Houston 111 LA Clippers 103