NBA Opening Night promises to be a star-studded affair with a doubleheader that basketball fans have been dreaming about since the schedule dropped. In the second matchup of the night, the Warriors will face the Lakers at Crypto.com Arena.
The NBA was hoping for this to be another installment of LeBron James vs. Stephen Curry, but sciatica got in the way. Such is the life of a 40-year-old hooper.
Oddsmakers have the Warriors listed as 2-point favorites on the road with the Over/Under set at 224.5 total points.
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What our Post expert thinks about Warriors vs. Lakers
The Lakers won’t have James in the lineup, but Luka Doncic should be enough of a draw to attract a few viewers.
Doncic took a while to adjust to his new team after being traded midseason in February, but with a full training camp under his belt, he should be back to his old magic ways. He’ll be up against a reloaded Warriors team that has become a trendy pick to make noise this season.
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