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Milwaukee at Atlanta NBA Lines Analysis

Written by on March 24, 2016

On Friday, the Milwaukee Bucks head south to take on the Atlanta Hawks in NBA action. The Bucks (30-42) are in fifth place in the Central Division and just fell in Cleveland, 113-104, on Wednesday night. The Hawks (42-30) are in first place in the Southeast Division and just split a home-and-home with Washington, winning on the road, 122-101, on Wednesday night. Be on the lookout for more NBA betting lines by clicking here.

Milwaukee at Atlanta NBA Lines Analysis and TV Info

When: Friday, March 25, 2016, 8:00 PM ET Where: Philips Arena, Atlanta, GA TV: FSSE, FSWI Radio: Atlanta / Milwaukee Live Stream: NBA.com NBA Odds: TBA

Why Should You Bet on the Bucks?

The Milwaukee Bucks have been a bit of an enigma all season long. They gave the Golden State Warriors their first loss of the season, and then went to Golden State and almost gave them a second one. Against the Cavaliers, the top seed in the Eastern Conference, they were right in the game until the final minute, when J.R. Smith buried a three with 20 seconds to go. Giannis Antetokounmpo scored 24 points, and Jerryd Bayless added 15. This is a team that has lost four of five but are playing hard every night and should keep things close against the Hawks — or they could win it outright.

Why Should You Put Your Money on Atlanta?

Few teams pour on the three-point shooting in the East like the Atlanta Hawks. They bounced back from a 15-point loss to the Wizards at home by finishing the home-and-home with a 19-point win in the nation’s capital. The team got 23 points from backup guard Dennis Schroder and drained a season-best 17 shots from downtown. Thabo Sefolosha was part of a team effort to deny John Wall a big game, and they did just that as he was held to 6 of 17 shooting, with just 13 points. Washington was in it until early in the fourth period, when the Hawks went on a 25-5 run.

Expert Betting Pick and Final Score Prediction

I like the Hawks to build on the momentum of the win over Washington and knock off a Milwaukee team that is game but still lacks the talent to beat contenders. I’m picking Atlanta, 110-103.