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New injuries are still a problem for the New Orleans Pelicans since they have earned only one victory in the last nine. However, Cleveland Cavaliers pushed at 15-1 on Tuesday because the Boston Celtics defeated them for the first time in the season.
The Cleveland Cavaliers could point to as far as lead 21 points during the Tuesday night game against Boston. The Cavs got it close in the end and lost by three points to take their first defeat in the season. I think definitely Cleveland will come out focused and ready to get a win in their own court tonight.
New Orleans has not gone for more than 100 points in four of the last six games, and the Pelicans have a road average of 96.5 points for the season. That match is the second in a back-to-back series against a quality opponent, and an already overmatched Pelicans team might have an even tougher time than usual.
It was great news and they covered when the Cavaliers met the Pelicans on November 6th and in total Cleveland is just 12-4 on the ATS. The Cleveland being 2-1ATS as a double-digit home favorite and the Pelicans, on the other hand, are 0-1 as double-digit dogs on the road.
New Orleans has had difficulty scoring recently but Cleveland is tops in the NBA averaging 123.3 points a game and averaging 124.5 points per game at home. Currently, Cleveland’s point differential of +11.4 is the best in the Association, so they won’t have much trouble making New Orleans look like a high-school team tonight.
No longer is Ingram a volume-shooting small forward, and this season he’s on pace to shoot 2.5 triples at 6.7 attempts per game, which would easily exceed his previous career-high in both makes and attempts. He’s made at least two of the last five and 12 of the 15 total attempts on the season. Cleveland has been burnt on the outside, the Cavs ranking 6th in allowing 14.5 threes per game and 20.7 over the last three.
This season, Jarrett Allen is averaging 14.3 points and 10.9 rebounds. He has recorded a double-double in 11 of 16 games this season and in four consecutive games. The Pelicans give up the 12th-highest number of offensive rebounds per contest.
Although the defense has been dominated the paint, the Pels give up the tenth-highest number of points per game overall. New Orleans gives up the second-highest number of paint points (54.8), including 66 in Tuesday's lopsided loss to Dallas and 56.7 over the previous three games.
This season, Cleveland lets opponents shoot 38.9% from beyond the arc, but in the last three games, the Cavaliers have given up 45.9% 3-point shooting. Here, Ingram is in a great position to nail the Over.
In this game, New Orleans must make their shots. They will have to do that even though they aren't known for it this season. It should not be shocking to remember that the Cavaliers are coming off a difficult defensive performance against the Boston Celtics. The third-highest 3-point shooting percentage in the NBA, 37.8 percent, is allowed by Cleveland to its opponents. The Pelicans can win if they can make their shots.
In addition, the Cavaliers play a strong defense. Teams only shoot 45.9 percent off him, and they have given up 111.4 points per game. The Cavaliers also do a fantastic job of avoiding foul trouble.
