Predict the Clippers' 2022-23 Win Total!

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LAS VEGAS 2023 NBA WIN TOTAL ODDS
Boston Celtics 53.5
Milwaukee Bucks 52.5
Phoenix Suns 52.5
Los Angeles Clippers 52.5
Golden State Warriors 51.5
Philadelphia 76ers 50.5
Brooklyn Nets 50.5
Denver Nuggets 49.5
Minnesota Timberwolves 49.5
Memphis Grizzlies 48.5
Dallas Mavericks 48.5
Miami Heat 48.5
Cleveland Cavaliers 47.5
Atlanta Hawks 45.5
Los Angeles Lakers 45.5
Toronto Raptors 45.5
New Orleans Pelicans 44.5
Chicago Bulls 41.5
Portland Trail Blazers 39.5
New York Knicks 38.5
Washington Wizards 35.5
Sacramento Kings 33.5
Charlotte Hornets 33.5
Detroit Pistons 29.5
Orlando Magic 26.5
Utah Jazz 24.5
Oklahoma City Thunder 23.5
Indiana Pacers 23.5
Houston Rockets 23.5
San Antonio Spurs 22.5

Odds provided by DraftKings - Subject to Change - Updated: Mon., Oct. 17 - 11:45 a.m. ET

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LAS VEGAS 2023 NBA WIN TOTAL ODDS
Los Angeles Clippers 52.5

I'll take the over

[TrueLAfan]

LAS VEGAS 2023 NBA WIN TOTAL ODDS
Los Angeles Clippers 52.5

I'll take the over

Me too. Pencil me in at 55.

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[clipsfever]

Trying to gamble on the tank-a-thon at the bottom of those futures is kooky... if they were gonna play it straight, over for the Thunder and Pacers, but who knows how it goes down.

[BenchOnaQUEST]

I'd say 59 or 60 wins!!! Btw, nice story:
Kawhi Leonard and Paul George are Back and Healthy—A Scary Sight For The Rest of the NBA



Leonard sits in front of the media and says, of his time with George, with the deep bass in his voice... “It seems like it went by so fast. Obviously, the first year was the COVID year, which nobody knew was going to happen. Going into the next season, we made it to the semifinals, I think. Then I tore my ACL, and then last year I didn’t play. So, now it’s our fourth year. Me missing last year and then that COVID year probably made time go by quick. I felt like over the years, with us first being here, you see the gradual improvement of the team. Hopefully we can take another step.”

Another 20 or so minutes pass before PG takes the same stage and talks about his All-Star teammate.

“I’m more excited, honestly, of him being healthy,” George says. “That’s first and foremost. I’ve seen his whole work, [from] the second he got injured to the work he put into this offseason going into this season. I’ve been in that position of being out and having to rehab a whole season. I got to watch, from the outside, to see how much work he put into this year. Really excited for him to get a chance to do what he loves to do and get back on the court.
Obviously, after that, it’s [the] excitement of getting to play with the best two-way player in the game. It’s
just excitement, stepping back on the floor, being full strength, both of us healthy again.”
FULL STORY:
https://www.slamonline.com/the-magazine/clippers-240/

[TheNewEra]

53 wins