Odds to win the
2007/2008 NBA Western Conference Championship
The latest odds on winning the
2007/2008 NBA Western Conference, the title remains undecided.
Unlike
the Eastern, the odds to win the NBA Western Conference offer
much more diversity and uncertainty. At the online sportsbook
Bodog Sports, the San Antonio
Spurs are listed as the odds favorite to win the Western
Conference Championship at 9/5. But the Phoenix Suns are right
behind the Spurs with odds 9/4 with current record of 23-10. The
Suns are followed by the Dallas Mavericks (23-11), not only in
the Southwest, but for the Western Conference, as well. The odds
on the Mavericks to win the 2007/2008 NBA Western Conference
Championship are now upgraded to 3/1, making them the third most
likely team from the conference to get to the NBA Finals. As the
fourth Western conference team comes the Los Angeles Lakers with
odds of 4/1.
The Denver Nuggets and the Portland
Trailblazers are currently tied in the Northwest, but not for
the Western Conference. The Nuggets are with odds on winning the
conference title of 7/1 and the Trailblazers are listed with
odds 10/1. Also with odds of 10/1 are the Houston Rockets and
Utah Jazz. Overall a very though conference this year,
especially compared to the Eastern (follow the links below), but
this only means that there are more chances for the bettors to
come out big, come the playoffs. The ultimate underdog in the
Western conference title is the Minnesota Timberwolves with odds
1000/1.
Here is the full list of odds to win the
2007/2008 NBA Western Conference Championship, as posted by
Bodog Sports:
Dallas Mavericks - 3/1
Denver Nuggets - 7/1
Golden State Warriors - 25/1
Houston Rockets - 10/1
Los Angeles Clippers - 100/1
Los Angeles Lakers - 4/1
Memphis Grizzlies - 300/1
Minnesota Timberwolves - 1000/1
New Orleans Hornets - 12/1
Phoenix Suns - 9/4
Portland Trailblazers - 10/1
Sacramento Kings - 100/1
San Antonio Spurs - 9/5
Seattle Supersonics - 150/1
Utah Jazz - 10/1
Published on
01/08/2008
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