Changed for the best is this year's Bobcats, who are particularly strong at Time Warner Cable Arena. They come from three defeats, but they find it perhaps the best opponent to return to victory. Michael Jordan's team has a record of 7-8 (90-88), Mavericks (101-97 OT), Wizards (92-76), Bucks (102-98), and Raptors (98-97), having their five home games dominated by Pacers only the Suns (117-100) and Grizzlies (94-87) defeats. In fact, the capacity of "wild cats" is not limited to Charlotte, since he has managed to win two victories in Washington (108-106 OT) and Minnesota (89-87), and in general, except for a few exceptions, he has fought as the finale all the games he has given an independent seat. This is a very young age not only a team, with rookie Kidd-Gichrist and Taylor starting at the top five, along with Kemba Walker's sophomore and star. What is of special interest is that five players (six along with injured Henderson) have a two-digit average points, namely Walker (16,3), Sessions (15,9), Gordon (13,9), Mullens (12,9), Henderson (12,5), Kidd-Gilchrist (10,9), followed closely by Taylor (8,1) showing that this set has plenty of scoring solutions from either the starting five or the bench mainly with Sessions, Gordon). It may not be a terrible defensive or aggressive team, but opponents at her own and especially at Charlotte have so far shown that she wins them, with a weapon in the very strong (for Bobcats) region. The statistics tell her that she achieves an average of 94,9 points and accepts 100,5 which is 10 and 6, the worst active and passive respectively, while its 41,1 (second worse) and 32,7 (5 worse) shots are too bad. In addition, their respective opponents arrive 44,7% and 36% triple who are ranked in the middle of the relevant tables. Finally, it is one of the least mistaken groups with 14.7 and one of the most 8.9 stolen ones. For today, a unique surety absence is considered by Tyrus Thomas , when Gerald Henderson has a chance to return, something that if done, Bobcats will be very aggressive.
The Blazers, unlike their current rival, do not remind the team of the past few years. They may have one of the best (if not the best) rookie of this year's draft and one of the best four of the championship, but they are lagging behind in other things equally important. These are well below their moderate bench, which does not help at all aggressively, so the main ones are forced to take a long time to participate in each showdown, which undoubtedly affects the physical condition of everyone, but also the lack of a clean quintet (except the Leonard rookie) that also forces Hickson to compete in a position where the truth is that he does not hold it in particular. Note that in the last match of Portland and the win at Cleveland with 118-117 then from two extensions - which ended a four-point lead in the East - Lillard and Batum fought for 46 minutes, Aldridge and Matthews for 44 and 35 for Hickson. More generally, these average minutes are 37.3,39.1,38.2,37.2 and 29.5 respectively, while on the bench, other than Leonard (5,1) from the rest does not exceed 3 per race. Their record amounts to 7-10 and 3-6 outside Portland, while in the East they have suffered four defeats in their last five fights. This is 4's worst defense of the championship with an average of 101.8 points, the second worst in opponents fg percentage with 48.3 and 35.2 in the triplets (in the middle of the board). As for the attack (97.5 average), it performs a large number of attempts behind the bow, which is also true of 36.6% in the three-pointer (12 the best), while 43.6 is the only one with 8 at the end. Absences beyond Elliot Williams do not exist.
I will trust Bobcats for the first time this year, who find the ideal opponent in front of them to return to victories after three consecutive failures. Their bench is at least two classes inherent to Blazers, with very good shooters (Sessions, Gordon) who also help with the score, something that does not make him in Portland, while there is a solution for defense with Biyombo. I am also dominating the "wild" and the rebounds, as they are anyway stronger in the air than the their opponent, with 42.1 μ.ο versus 39.4 that is century third worse and 7.1 in blocks (fifth most) against 4.9.Oi Blazers usually lose ... eggs on their faces away, particularly in the East, with the victory over the Cavs apsychologiton personally not telling me something.