Hawks vs Sixers Game 7 Predictions: Ready For a Blowout?
The Atlanta Hawks and the Philadelphia 76ers have provided a very entertaining series. Although game one of the Western Conference Finals begins today, there is nothing like game seven. The winner will meet up with the Milwaukee Bucks in the Finals. The Hawks vs Sixers Game 7 predictions include a look at the latest news, odds, and the best bet for tonight’s game.
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Hawks vs Sixers Game 7 Odds and Trends
The Sixers opened as (-7) point favorites but that number has dropped and is closer to (-6) as we approach game time. The basketball betting public believes that this point spread is too big. Over 65% of the bets are on Atlanta to make this a game.
The public is betting on the Hawks because they have been a cash cow in the NBA playoffs. The Hawks are 9-4 against the spread (ATS) in the last 13 games overall and they are 8-0 ATS in the last eight games on Sunday, but they will be shorthanded.
Fight Fallout
In the last game, the Sixers and the Hawks were involved in a scrum and the NBA issued fines and suspensions prior to game seven.
Bruno Fernando suspended for Game 7 tonight. https://t.co/CBnzj06gmS
— Keith Smith (@KeithSmithNBA) June 20, 2021
This is not a huge blow to the Hawks team, but it is noteworthy when trying to pick a winner ATS in game seven.
Joel Embiid was fined $35K for escalating a situation in which John Collins kicked him while on the ground and then Trae Young shoved him into Collins, precipitating the situation further.
Neither Collins or Young were fined.
Makes sense.
— Austin Krell (@NBAKrell) June 20, 2021
Hawks vs Sixers Game 7 Predictions
The Hawks are done. They have no energy and they do not have the experience to win this game. Trae Young and John Collins provide the Hawks with a bright future, but not this year. The betting line looks too big, so it is tempting to take Atlanta, but the Hawks are just 3-7 ATS in the last 10 road games.
Since 2008, No. 1 seeds are 7-0 (and 6-1 ATS) when playing a game 7 against a team that is a No. 3 or higher seed.
This will be the case tonight as the No. 1 #76ers try to finish off the No. 5 #Hawks.#SDQL #NBAPlayoffs #NBA #PhilaUnite #BelieveAtlanta pic.twitter.com/3YXiLilZyz
— SportsBook Breakers (@SBBreakers) June 20, 2021
The Hawks have no answer for Joel Embiid. He only stops himself. To make matters worse for Atlanta, this is a statement game for Ben Simmons. The 76ers are 9-4 ATS in the last 13 games as chalk and they win in a blowout today.