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Celtics lead this series 3-2 with a chance to close it out tonight. They won both road games in Philly so far, while their troubles have come at home, so they can't allow the series to return home for game 7. Celtics are the better side with more talent, and they play better on the road, so got to like the Celtics to win and close out this series.

Celtics lead this series 3-2 after the 76ers cut into their lead with a win in the last game. Celtics are a much better road team and have won both matches hosted by the 76ers in this series by 8 and by 24 points. Celtics live and die by the 3, and they are coming off a poor shooting night in game 5, which saw them score only 11 points in the final quarter, sogot to expect them to make the required adjustments and win this one comfortably to close out the series.

Timberwolves did an amazing job to get up 3-1 in this series, but they had major bad luck with injuries. They lost their star player Edwards for the series and also lost DiVincenzo, and tonight they will also miss Dosunmu, who played excellently when those two got knocked out of the series. Nuggets are former champions and know how to take advantage of those injuries in these kinds of long series. They showed that with a comfortable 12-point win in game 5, so got to expect Jokic and Murray to be at their best to bring the series back to Denver for a deciding game 7 against an undermanned Timberwolves side.

Nuggets cut the deficit to 1 with a game 5 win against the Timberwolves, who are missing their best player, Edwards, and DiVincenzo, while also losing backup Dosunmu for tonight. Nuggets showed in game 5 that they have too much for this undermanned Timberwolves team, beating them by a comfortable 12 points. Nuggets will also look to put this game away as soon as possible, since they still need to go back home to win game 7, so got to expect Jokic, Murray, and Gordon to have too much firepower for the remaining T-Wolves squad, which should see the Nuggets win this one convincingly in the end.

Oilers cut into Ducks' 3-1 lead with a dominant win in game 5 to extend this series and have a chance of forcing game 7 if they avoid elimination tonight. Oilers have been excellent offensively, scoring at least 3 goals in each of the 5 games in this series, with 4 of those 5 games seeing them score at least 4 goals, led by superb McDavid and Draisaitl. Oilers played with more urgency facing elimination, and the same should happen tonight as they are tough to contain when playing with such urgency, which will be hard for the youthful Ducks squad to match, so got to give the edge to the visitors here and back the Oilers to win to force a decisive game 7.

These two teams combined for a very high-scoring series, with 4 of 5 games seeing 7 goals or more. Oilers are down in the series, and they scored 3 goals or more in all 5 games. They combined for 11 goals or more in 2 of 3 regular-season meetings. Both teams are very talented offensively and neither is anywhere near as good defensively. Given the number of chances both have been creating and the potential elimination for the Oilers on the line, got to expect another high-scoring contest that should result in another over.

Hatayspor went over this total in 10 of their last 11 games, while Vanspor went over this total in 5 of their last 7 games, including the last 4 on the road. Both are leaking goals defensively, especially Hatayspor, and they combined for 4 total goals in first H2H match of the season, so got to expect a high-scoring game that should result in an over.

Chacarra has been playing very well of late, notching a runner-up finish at the Hero Indian Open when defending his title from last year. He was T9 in Mexico at the Tulum Championship on the Korn Ferry Tour before flying across the globe to China, where he was a solid T33 given the circumstances. He is in fine form, and the more stern test this week near Antalya should serve him well, so he could easily fight for top spots on Sunday afternoon.

Kimsey has been playing some really good golf this year, with 5 top-12 finishes in events he played in, highlighted by T5 at the Magical Kenya Open and T6 last week at the Volvo China Open, where he fired all 4 rounds in the 60s with only 5 bogeys in those 4 rounds. He led the field last week for Driving accuracy and sits th overall for the whole season on the DP World Tour in that same category, so if the putter warms up slightly more, Kimsey could easily be around the top of the leaderboard fighting for the win this week in Turkey.

Kitayama is in very good form of late, with results of T2 at The Genesis Invitational, T18 at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, and T8 on his last outing at the RBC Heritage among the last 6 events he played in. Kurt won the 3M Open last year, which has similarities to this week's Blue Monster with many water hazards in play. He plays some of his best golf in these smaller-field signature events, so got to see nice value backing him to be right in the mix come Sunday afternoon.