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Portland Trail Blazers @ Golden State Warriors

Matchup model · Saturday, October 17, 2026

Portland Trail Blazers
Away · off 76.6 / def 62.2
46% win
@
119–119
proj · O/U 238 · 99.3 pace
Golden State Warriors
Home · off 67.9 / def 59.8
54% win

Game markets

Moneyline
Portland Trail Blazers+117
Golden State Warriors-117
54% / 46% win
Spread
Golden State Warriors -1
home covers 50%
+569%+260%-150%-440%-731%
Total
O/U 238
99.3 pace
230o67%234o59%238o50%242o41%246o33%
Portland Trail BlazersDrop coverageoff 76.6 · def 62.2 · pace 99.7Out: Shaedon Sharpe
Deni AvdijaForward
Medium · 63
PrimaryDraymond Green· 84 Perimeter DStrong defender
Secondary: De'Anthony Melton · help from Al Horford
Last 514.4 pts / 0 reb / 2.4 ast▼ Cold -15.5
14
@GS
15
SAC
15
GS
8
@UTAH
20
MIN
MarketSeasonProjLineOverLean
Points29.927
3025%Under
Rebounds7.35.7
7.57%Under
Assists8.47.2
8.522%Under
Pts + Reb + Ast45.639.8
45.515%Under
Pts + Reb37.232.6
3719%Under
Pts + Ast38.334.1
38.521%Under
Points — chance to reach
20+94%25+67%30+26%35+4%
Pts + Reb + Ast — chance to reach
35+81%40+49%45+18%

Why — matchup factors

▼Recent form14.4 pts L5
Cooled off — -15.5 below his season pace.
▲Opponent defense59.8/100
Soft unit — points come easier.
—Primary defenderDraymond Green · 84
Strong defender on the ball.
▲Pace99.3 poss
Up-tempo game — more possessions to fill the box score.
—Scheme fitAggressive hedge & help
Aggressive help muddies clean reads — roughly neutral.
▼VenueAway
On the road — small drag.
—RestRested
Rested — no back-to-back.
▲Opp availabilityMoses Moody, Jimmy Butler III, Kristaps Porzingis out
Opponent thinned — marginal help.

Deni Avdija draws Golden State Warriors's aggressive hedge & help scheme — hedges hard on ball screens and rotates aggressive help from the weak side.

Primary assignment projects to Draymond Green (strong defender, 84 Perimeter D), De'Anthony Melton secondary, with Al Horford as the low-man/help.

He's cold — 14.4 pts a night over his last 5 (-15.5 vs season). Model lines Avdija at 27 pts (range 22.8–31.1) vs a 30 line — an uphill case to clear it (25%).

Biggest edge: opponent defense — soft unit — points come easier.

Model favors Golden State Warriors (54%), projected 119–119, ~238 total at 99.3 pace.

Damian LillardGuard
Medium · 63
PrimaryDraymond Green· 84 Perimeter DStrong defender
Secondary: De'Anthony Melton · help from Al Horford
Last 520.2 pts / 0 reb / 6.2 ast▼ Cold -2.5
15
@DET
8
LAL
20
CHI
30
@PHI
28
CHI
MarketSeasonProjLineOverLean
Points22.722.9
22.554%Lean over
Rebounds4.43.4
4.518%Under
Assists6.76.8
6.558%Over
Pts + Reb + Ast33.833.1
3443%Lean under
Pts + Reb27.126.3
2743%Lean under
Pts + Ast29.429.7
29.552%Lean over
Points — chance to reach
20+77%25+29%
Pts + Reb + Ast — chance to reach
30+75%35+34%40+7%

Why — matchup factors

▼Recent form20.2 pts L5
Cooled off — -2.5 below his season pace.
▲Opponent defense59.8/100
Soft unit — points come easier.
—Primary defenderDraymond Green · 84
Strong defender on the ball.
▲Pace99.3 poss
Up-tempo game — more possessions to fill the box score.
—Scheme fitAggressive hedge & help
Aggressive help muddies clean reads — roughly neutral.
▼VenueAway
On the road — small drag.
—RestRested
Rested — no back-to-back.
▲Opp availabilityMoses Moody, Jimmy Butler III, Kristaps Porzingis out
Opponent thinned — marginal help.

Damian Lillard draws Golden State Warriors's aggressive hedge & help scheme — hedges hard on ball screens and rotates aggressive help from the weak side.

Primary assignment projects to Draymond Green (strong defender, 84 Perimeter D), De'Anthony Melton secondary, with Al Horford as the low-man/help.

He's cold — 20.2 pts a night over his last 5 (-2.5 vs season). Model lines Lillard at 22.9 pts (range 19.4–26.4) vs a 22.5 line — a lean to clear it (54%).

Biggest edge: opponent defense — soft unit — points come easier.

Model favors Golden State Warriors (54%), projected 119–119, ~238 total at 99.3 pace.

Golden State WarriorsAggressive hedge & helpoff 67.9 · def 59.8 · pace 98.9Out: Moses Moody, Jimmy Butler III, Kristaps Porzingis
Stephen CurryGuard
Medium · 69
PrimaryJrue Holiday· 84 Perimeter DStrong defender
Secondary: Toumani Camara · help from Donovan Clingan
Last 519.2 pts / 0 reb / 3.8 ast▼ Cold -4.1
14
LAL
11
POR
28
@POR
20
LAC
23
@LAL
MarketSeasonProjLineOverLean
Points23.323
23.545%Lean under
Rebounds3.72.9
3.530%Under
Assists4.94.8
543%Lean under
Pts + Reb + Ast31.930.7
3238%Under
Pts + Reb2725.9
2739%Under
Pts + Ast28.227.8
2848%Lean under
Points — chance to reach
20+78%25+30%30+4%
Pts + Reb + Ast — chance to reach
25+91%30+56%35+16%

Why — matchup factors

▼Recent form19.2 pts L5
Cooled off — -4.1 below his season pace.
▲Opponent defense62.2/100
Soft unit — points come easier.
—Primary defenderJrue Holiday · 84
Strong defender on the ball.
▲Pace99.3 poss
Up-tempo game — more possessions to fill the box score.
—Scheme fitDrop coverage
Neutral vs drop coverage.
▲VenueHome
Home floor — small boost.
—RestRested
Rested — no back-to-back.
▲Opp availabilityShaedon Sharpe out
Opponent thinned — marginal help.

Stephen Curry draws Portland Trail Blazers's drop coverage scheme — sits the big back to wall off the rim and lives with contested mid-range looks.

Primary assignment projects to Jrue Holiday (strong defender, 84 Perimeter D), Toumani Camara secondary, with Donovan Clingan as the low-man/help.

He's cold — 19.2 pts a night over his last 5 (-4.1 vs season). Model lines Curry at 23 pts (range 19.5–26.5) vs a 23.5 line — roughly a coin flip to clear it (45%).

Biggest edge: opponent defense — soft unit — points come easier.

Model favors Golden State Warriors (54%), projected 119–119, ~238 total at 99.3 pace.

Jimmy ButlerForward
Medium · 72
PrimaryJrue Holiday· 84 Perimeter DStrong defender
Secondary: Toumani Camara · help from Donovan Clingan
Last 517.4 pts / 0 reb / 3.8 ast— Steady -0.7
9
LAL
12
POR
31
@LAL
21
DEN
14
@POR
MarketSeasonProjLineOverLean
Points18.118.5
1856%Lean over
Rebounds5.14
519%Under
Assists4.54.5
4.550%Lean under
Pts + Reb + Ast27.727
27.544%Lean under
Pts + Reb23.222.5
2344%Lean under
Pts + Ast22.623
22.555%Lean over
Points — chance to reach
15+87%20+32%
Pts + Reb + Ast — chance to reach
25+70%30+21%

Why — matchup factors

—Recent form17.4 pts L5
Right at his season pace over the last five.
▲Opponent defense62.2/100
Soft unit — points come easier.
—Primary defenderJrue Holiday · 84
Strong defender on the ball.
▲Pace99.3 poss
Up-tempo game — more possessions to fill the box score.
—Scheme fitDrop coverage
Neutral vs drop coverage.
▲VenueHome
Home floor — small boost.
—RestRested
Rested — no back-to-back.
▲Opp availabilityShaedon Sharpe out
Opponent thinned — marginal help.

Jimmy Butler draws Portland Trail Blazers's drop coverage scheme — sits the big back to wall off the rim and lives with contested mid-range looks.

Primary assignment projects to Jrue Holiday (strong defender, 84 Perimeter D), Toumani Camara secondary, with Donovan Clingan as the low-man/help.

Model lines Butler at 18.5 pts (range 15.7–21.3) vs a 18 line — a lean to clear it (56%).

Biggest edge: opponent defense — soft unit — points come easier.

Model favors Golden State Warriors (54%), projected 119–119, ~238 total at 99.3 pace.