Apparently Eric Gordon misses his days at Indiana and March Madness because all this month he has been drilling threes. Through eight games beginning on March 2nd Gordon has averaged nearly three 3-pointers per game, shooting 43.8% from behind the arc in said span. He's made nine over his last three and Los Angeles is going to keep feeding the hot hand and ride the train too. Oklahoma City should give the Clippers a game as they've won seven of their last nine so tonight it's all about getting Gordon plenty of attempts from downtown. The stroke is there, let's keep riding it.

The line feels a little too generous for an OKC team that has won 7 of its last 9 as it makes a push up the playoff standings. OKC is 19-9-1 ATS this season as a road dog. Meanwhile, the Clippers are .500 as a home favorite. As you may have heard by now, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander wasn’t too happy being a part of the 2019 blockbuster Paul George trade with LA — so there could be some extra motivation for him and the Thunder tonight.

After a rocky start to his brief tenure as a member of the Clippers, Russell Westbrook appears to have settled into LA's offense. The former MVP has eclipsed this line in three consecutive games and has racked up an average of 30.3 PRA over that three game sample. It's also encouraging sign that he has played a minimum of 34 minutes in back to back games considering his playing time has been inconsistent since joining the team. I like this match up against the Thunder who play at the fastest Pace in the NBA. Russ also dropped a 39 PRA performance against OKC earlier this season. The Thunder have given up a lot of production to opposing Point Guards all season long.