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These two teams combined for 198 and 232 points in the first two games of this series. Lakers scored just 90 and then 107 points, with the second game seeing them shoot 50% from the field. That will be hard to repeat against this strong Thunder defense, so got to expect them to struggle more. Thunder role players have been amazing at home, especially from three, which should come down a notch. With both sides making adjustments and the Lakers putting pressure on refs, got to expect a slightly slower-paced game that should look more like game 1 and stay in lower scores, which in the end should result in an under.

Wiesberger has been playing really well recently, notching finishes of T14 and T12 in two South African tournaments before a big win came at the Volvo China Open. He followed that up with another solid showing and a T13 finish at the Turkish Airlines Open last week. He ranked 2nd and 6th for Greens in Regulation in his last two outings, and he is one of the few who played here previously, and with some parts of the course not being changed, it should play into his favor, so given how well he has been playing of late, there is nice value backing him to be right in the mix once again.

Chacarra has been playing very well recently, notching a runner-up finish at the Hero Indian Open while 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 followed that up with a decent T18 last week in Turkey, where his putter warmed up, which wasn't really the case in past months, so this week, on home soil with his putter warming up, makes him a solid pick to contend for the victory come Sunday afternoon.

Migliozzi rounded up in some form of late notching a T13 finish at the Volvo China Open before a fantastic T2 finish last week in Turkey with a score of 8 under par, and scores in a similar vicinity should be expected this week on a tricky course outside Barcelona. He led the field in SG Approach, and this week's shorter El Prat course should play into great approach play which could easily see Guido go well again, making him a solid choice to contend for the win.

Moore is having a decent season so far, highlighted by T2 at the Cognizant Classic. He arrives off a very solid T20 at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans, where he was paired with Clark. He was T25 here on debut last year with 4 rounds of 69 or better after missing cuts in each of 3 prior events, so he clearly likes it here and could easily be right in the mix for the win.

Schauffele has been playing really well of late, notching finishes of 3rd at The Players Championship, T4 at the Valspar Championship, T9 at Augusta, and T12 at the RBC Heritage. He always plays very well here at Quail Hollow as he notched runner-up finishes in 2023 and 2024 before T11 last year. That speaks volumes about how this course suits him, and he usually takes it up a notch around this time of year, so got to feel like it's time for Xander to win this tournament.