Los Angeles Clippers vs. Milwaukee Bucks Odds
| Clippers Odds | +2.5 |
| Bucks Odds | -2.5 |
| Moneyline | +115 /-140 |
| Over/Under | 229.5 (-110/-110) |
| Time | 10 p.m. ET |
| TV | TNT |
| Odds via BetMGM. Get up-to-the-minute NBA odds here. | |
We are in for a fun East versus West battle in the NBA nightcap as the Los Angeles Clippers travel to Milwaukee to take on the Bucks.
Milwaukee enters on a five-gaming winning streak and will look to build off of its 21-4 record at home.
As for the Clippers, they are 15-14 on the road this season. They will be without John Wall for this matchup, but they do enter this contest healthy outside of that.
They have won seven of their last 10, but find themselves as four-point underdogs against the Bucks.
NBA Same Game Parlay Odds & Pick
The Parlay: (+315)
- Jrue Holiday Over 6.5 Assists (+100)
- Paul George Under 2.5 Made 3-Point Shots (+124)
Jrue Holiday Over 6.5 Assists (+100)
Milwaukee's Jrue Holiday has put up big numbers in his last two head-to-head meetings versus the Clippers. He's averaged a double-double — 25.5 points, 4.5 rebounds and 10 assists on just over 63% shooting from the floor.
Looking into those two games, the Clippers were without Paul George in the first meeting and both George and Kawhi Leonard in the most recent outing.
This makes things much more difficult on Holiday, especially with his shooting percentage down over the past few games.
Expect Holiday to play the role of facilitator much more in this spot, and look for him to post big minutes and have a big impact orchestrating the Bucks' offense.
Paul George Under 2.5 Made 3-Point Shots (+124)
The Bucks have been great on both sides of the court, particularly on the defensive end, as they rank in the top 10 in most statistical categories.
They are first in opponent effective field goal percent, third in opponent shooting percentage and eighth in opponent 3-point percentage.
Looking into George's last two games versus the Bucks, he hasn't put up huge numbers, particularly in the last meeting, going 2-of-10 from beyond the arc.
Overall, since returning from injury on Jan. 17, he's only gone over the set total of 2.5 made 3-point shots three times across a seven-game span.
Although the attempts are there, the consistency is not, and now factoring in a matchup against a tough defense, there appears to be a lot of value backing the under.
