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Golden State enters with a 7-3-0 ATS mark and a 6-4-0 over record, backed by 117.8 points per game, 46.2% shooting, and 38.9% from three. New Orleans has also been competitive at 6-3-0 ATS and 5-4-0 to the over, powered by 120.2 points per game and 48.4% shooting, though its 32.7% three-point rate is a weaker point in the profile. Defensively, Golden State allows 113.1 points per game and New Orleans allows 118.8, which leaves room for both offenses to stay productive if the game is played at a normal NBA tempo.
Golden State should be able to control this game with its more efficient offense, but New Orleans has enough scoring to keep the pace elevated. The projected final score is Golden State Warriors 121, New Orleans Pelicans 116, which points to a total above the current market expectation and a narrow home win. The best angle is the over, supported by both teams' scoring rates, Golden State's high-end offensive efficiency, and New Orleans' willingness to play in higher-scoring games.