New York Knicks vs. San Antonio Spurs

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Expect a game where second-chance opportunities pile up due to the Knicks and Spurs combining for nearly 93 rebounds per contest. That kind of glass work usually means more shot attempts and, in turn, more scoring chances.
While both squads hover around the mid-to-high 30s in three-point shooting percentages, their volume from deep can keep the scoreboard ticking at a steady clip. This balance of inside presence and perimeter scoring sets a solid foundation for a high total.
The only wrinkle is that neither team has a three-point percentage that screams ‘shootout,’ so if both sides go cold from distance, this game could slow down. But given the rebounding edge alone, there’s enough offensive opportunity to trust the over here—unless you’re banking on a defensive clinic, which usually doesn’t happen without a memo.