Phoenix Suns vs Los Angeles Lakers (Game 6) Predictions, Betting Odds, Picks, Moneyline
The Suns took advantage of the Lakers’ injuries and now have control of the series.
The Lakers looked outmatched without their talisman big man Anthony Davis available to them.
Despite a 30-point victory in Game 5, the Suns open as +115 underdogs.
Phoenix Suns vs Los Angeles Lakers Odds
| Team | Point Spread | Total | Money Line |
| Phoenix Suns | +2 (-110) BET NOW | O 207.5 (-110) BET NOW | +115 BET NOW |
| Los Angeles Lakers | -2 (-110) BET NOW | U 207.5 (-110) BET NOW | -136 BET NOW |
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Phoenix Suns vs Los Angeles Lakers Predictions and Picks
| Our Pick |
| The Phoenix Suns are on a roll and the Lakers looked dejected early in their last match. LeBron James could put on a stunning effort to rally for a win, but without Davis in the lineup it looks like the reigning champions title defence will come to an end. |
| The best odds for this matchOdds provided by PointsBetPhoenix Suns Moneyline (+115) Bet Now |
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How to Watch Phoenix Suns vs Los Angeles Lakers
| Phoenix Suns vs Los Angeles Lakers Information | |
| Teams | Phoenix Suns vs Los Angeles Lakers |
| Location | STAPLES Center, Los Angeles Lakers, California |
| Time | 10:30 PM EST, June 3rd, 2021 |
| How to Watch | TNT |
Head-to-Head: Los Angeles Lakers vs Phoenix Suns
| Los Angeles Lakers | Head-to-Head | Phoenix Suns |
| Frank Vogel | Head Coach | Monty Williams |
| 42-30 (7th in West) | Standing | 51-21 (2nd in West) |
| L-L-W-W | Form | W-W-L-L |
| 109.9 (24th of 30) | Off Rtg | 117.2 (5th of 30) |
| 107.1 (1st of 30) | Def Rtg | 111.3 (9th of 30) |
| 98.7 (16th of 30) | Pace | 97.2 (26th of 30) |
| Leaders (Per Game) | ||
| L. James (25.0) | PPG | D. Booker (25.6) |
| A. Drummond (10.2) | RPG | D. Ayton (10.5) |
| L. James (7.8) | APG | C. Paul (8.9) |
| A. Davis (1.3) | SPG | C. Paul (1.4) |
| A. Davis (1.6) | BPG | D. Ayton (1.2) |
| M. Harrell (.622)/L. James (9.4) | FG%/FGM | D. Ayton (.626)/D. Booker (9.3) |
| K. Caldwell-Pope, M. Gasol (.410)/L. James (2.3) | 3P%/3PM | C. Payne (.440)/J. Crowder (2.5) |
PHO: Get Out To A Hot Start
The Phoenix Suns have all the momentum after demolishing the Lakers in Game 5. When they enter this game, they need to take it to the Lakers early.
In their Game 5 win against the Lakers, the Suns outscored the Lakers in the first half 66 to 36. Their second quarter defence was particularly impressive, holding the Lakers to just two field goals.
It’s unlikely that the Suns will be able to hold Los Angeles to another two field goal quarter. However a focused defensive effort along with their usual offensive form could send the Lakers home for good.
Suns Key Player: (G) Devin Booker
Book things#RallyTheValley pic.twitter.com/AZMRLqOxJS
— Phoenix Suns (@Suns) June 2, 2021
The Phoenix Suns had the advantage in Game 5 and they were paced by All-Star guard Devin Booker.
Booker was a threat from all areas on the court in Game 5. He scored 30 points and collected seven rebounds, and five assists. He improved on his ball security as well, committing just one turnover in 33 minutes of play.
The Suns have the opportunity to eliminate the Lakers and advance to the second round. Booker can set the tone for what will be an intense elimination game.
LAL: Punish Phoenix From Three
The Los Angeles Lakers need to make the Suns feel concern with their offence. While they’ve had opportunities, the Lakers have been tentative from three.
James carried the Lakers from the three-point line in Game 5, hitting six of their 12 three-point field goals. No other Lakers player has been of consequence to the Suns though this series though.
If the Lakers want to win Game 6, they need to punish Phoenix from range. The Lakers have seen Phoenix pack the paint on them, with no consequence.
Lakers Key Player: (F) LeBron James
The Man in the Arena pic.twitter.com/4aCro4ZStz
— Los Angeles Lakers (@Lakers) June 2, 2021
Once again, the Los Angeles Lakers’ playoff hopes rest in the hands of LeBron James.
James was the sole bright spot for the Lakers in Game 5, posting 24 points, seven assists, and four rebounds in 31 minutes of play.
The Lakers were outpaced by the Suns in Game 5 from the tip. If they get into a hole, they don’t have the depth to recover. James’ ability to create for his teammates will be crucial to their success.
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