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Blazers vs. Spurs 2026 NBA Playoffs Game 2 prediction, odds, pick<\/a> appeared first on ClutchPoints<\/a>. Add ClutchPoints as a Preferred Source by clicking here<\/a>.<\/p>\n

The 2026 NBA Playoffs continue to roll as we\u2019re back with another betting prediction and pick for this next Western Conference series. The\u00a0Portland Trail Blazers<\/a>\u00a0take on the\u00a0San Antonio Spurs<\/a>, the Spurs leading the series 1-0. Check our NBA Playoffs odds series<\/a> for the Blazers-Spurs prediction and pick.<\/p>\n

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The San Antonio Spurs secured a 111-98 Game 1 win at home against the Portland Trail Blazers<\/a>, just covering their betting spread as 11.5-point favorites. The Blazers actually own a win on San Antonio<\/a>\u2019s home floor this season, but the Spurs looked exceptionally dominant and come into Game 2 with the same expected margin to win. The Blazers will be hoping to avoid an 0-2 hole while trying to advance to their first semifinals since 2018-19.<\/p>\n

NBA odds courtesy of DraftKings<\/a><\/p>\n

Blazers vs. Spurs Game 2 Odds<\/p>\n

Portland Trail Blazers: +11.5 (-115)<\/p>\n

San Antonio Spurs: -11.5 (-105)<\/p>\n

Over: 219.5 (-112)<\/p>\n

Under: 219.5 (-108)<\/p>\n

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Blazers vs. Spurs Key Injuries\u00a0<\/p>\n

Portland: Damian Lillard<\/a> (achilles \u2013 OUT)\u00a0<\/p>\n

San Antonio: Jordan McLaughlin<\/a> (ankle \u2013 OUT)<\/p>\n

Blazers vs. Spurs Betting Trends<\/p>\n

The San Antonio Spurs are 33-8 at home. The Portland Trail Blazers are 19-24 on the road.<\/p>\n

The Spurs are 51-14 as betting favorites. The Blazers are 15-32 as underdogs.<\/p>\n

The Spurs are 48-36 ATS overall, 24-17 ATS at home. The Blazers are 45-38-1 ATS overall, 20-22-1 ATS on the road.<\/p>\n

The Spurs are 7-3 outright, 6-4 ATS in their last 10 games against the Blazers.<\/p>\n

The Blazers are 8-4 ATS<\/a> in their last 12 games.<\/p>\n

The Spurs are 4-1 ATS<\/a> in their last five games.<\/p>\n

The total has gone\u00a0UNDER<\/a> in seven of Portland\u2019s last 10 games.<\/p>\n

The Spurs are\u00a017-2<\/a> in their last 19 home games<\/p>\n

While the MVP award is for the regular season, voters are certainly seeing the effect Victor Wembanyama<\/a> is having on this series thus far. He went a scary 5-6 from beyond the arc in one of his better shooting displays of the season, adding to his impressive 35-point total. Julian Champagnie<\/a> saw a full 30 minutes and made his greatest contribution on the defensive end with three steals, proving this Spurs team is infinitely deep with capable defenders guarding every position.<\/p>\n

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Still, the Blazers have to be happy seeing Scoot Henderson<\/a> offer solid production as he can be the spark plug that helps them limit their deficits. Of all starters, Henderson had the lowest (+\/-) at -3, showing that he was making the smart plays despite their limited scoring output. They\u2019ll still need players like Jerami Grant<\/a> (5 pts) and Donovan Clingan<\/a> (4 pts) to be much more effective in scoring if they want to keep up with the No. 3 overall-ranked offense<\/a> in the league.<\/p>\n

While the Trail Blazers should be able to offer a better scoring night than the 26% they shot from three in Game 1, the Spurs offer very pesky perimeter defense and do a great job of closing out shooters behind the arc. With Wembanyama manning the paint and leaking out to the line, expect Portland to struggle early until they can figure a way around the Spurs\u2019 defense. Watch for Stephon Castle<\/a> to have a bounce-back game from three as he went 1-5 in Game 1.<\/p>\n

Blazers vs. Spurs Prediction and Pick<\/p>\n

The Spurs come into Game 2 as 12-point favorites once again as things are looking bleak for the Portland Trail Blazers. They were out-worked by San Antonio in the hustle stats during Game 1 and once the Spurs have a head of steam at home, they\u2019re extremely tough to overcome with the crowd support behind them.<\/p>\n

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Expect Jrue Holiday<\/a> and Donovan Clingan to both have a better game this time around, but this should be all Victor Wembanyama and the Spurs for a second-straight game. They\u2019re too aggressive on defense for Portland to have answers and they should be able to cover the spread while the total hits over thanks to an improved night from the Blazers.<\/p>\n

Final Blazers-Spurs Game 2 Prediction & Pick: San Antonio Spurs -11.5 (-105); OVER 219.5 (-112)<\/p>\n

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