On Sunday(01/12), the Washington Wizards(6-30) will face off against the Oklahoma City Thunder(31-6) in an NBA Regular Season battle. The game will tip off at 3:00 PM (PST) at Wizards’ Home Floor, Capital One Arena.
Here is the analysis and the predictions related to the inter-conference match-up.
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The Wizards keep sinking to new lows with each game. They have the worst record in the league and the season couldn’t end sooner for the Wizards fans. While Jordan Poole has been terrific compared to last year, he may not be the answer as the franchise centerpiece. Meanwhile, Alex Sarr and Bilal Coulibaly will probably thrive as role players. Overall, the Wizards will keenly look at the power-packed 2025 NBA Draft to identify their face.
The Thunder has emerged as the title contender as we approach the midseason window. Their run is impressive because they are missing their defensive stalwart Chet Holmgren, but have still sustained terrific momentum on both ends. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander has a strong claim to the MVP award thus far, while Jalen Williams is playing like a future MVP candidate. The Thunder have won 16 of their last 18 games and are primed for a top finish in the West.
The Playoffs aim to provide the safest bets for the game. Have a look at the predictions for the game below.
Washington Wizards Recent Games:
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There is no doubt that the Thunder are overwhelming favorites here. The question is what will be their winning margin? It can extend beyond 20 points as the Wizards have looked helpless on both ends.
Expect Thunder to limit the Wizards to under 100 points. Meanwhile, expect Jordan Poole to cross the 22-point mark.
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