I haven't seen a whole lot from these teams in this series to lead me to believe that they won't be trading buckets at a rapid clip all of a sudden. Atlanta loves to push the pace with Trae, but Philly retaliates in spurts of their own.
The first game went way over the total, and the second game stayed under largely because of the lopsided score in the fourth quarter. If the game stays relatively tight tonight, which I think it will in Atlanta, we should get four quarters of both teams firing away. They also had an extra day of rest since game 2 so fatigue shouldn't be a factor.
The first game went way over the total, and the second game stayed under largely because of the lopsided score in the fourth quarter. If the game stays relatively tight tonight, which I think it will in Atlanta, we should get four quarters of both teams firing away. They also had an extra day of rest since game 2 so fatigue shouldn't be a factor.
