Thunder vs. Lakers Betting Line at LA +11.5

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The Thunder vs. Lakers betting line opened with LA as a huge +11.5 home underdog.  Betting on this game and the Nets-Bulls game were available at BetOnline here.

The Lakers come into this game on the brink of one of their longest losing streaks in franchise history. OKC probably won’t help their cause.

Injury-plagued Los Angeles (18-34) has dropped 21 of 26, including six in a row on its own court after falling 96-79 to last-place Utah on Tuesday.

Early action indicated that the betting public was backing Oklahoma City at a 77% rate despite the enormous spread.

LA is playing without five of its top six scorers including Kobe Bryant and Pau Gasol. Steve Nash could also be sidelined for this game.

The total on this game was set at 218.

This is the last game before the NBA All Star Break.

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