Mavericks at Warriors Western Conference Finals Game 2 odds, how to watch, and more

The Dallas Mavericks were blown out by the Golden State Warriors at the Chase Center in Game 1. Superstar Luka Doncic struggled as the team’s offense could not get shots to fall. It was a night to forget for the Mavs and their fans.

The Warriors will be looking to take command of this series on Friday night. Dallas fell behind 2-0 against the Suns in Phoenix before storming back to win the series, but it is difficult to do. Both teams are looking at Friday night as a must-win game, which should create plenty of fireworks.

The NBA has reached its final four, so every game is must-watch television. Can the Mavericks pull the upset in San Francisco? Here is a look at how to tune in to find out.

Dallas Mavericks at Golden State Warriors Western Conference Finals Game 2: How to watch

Start time: 8:00 p.m. CT or 9:00 p.m. ET

How to watch: TNT (national)

Watch online: TNT online

Dallas Mavericks at Golden State Warriors Western Conference Finals Game 2 injury report

The Mavs ruled out Tim Hardaway Jr. as he continues his recovery from foot surgery, and he is not expected to play in this series.

Golden State will be without Andre Iguodala (neck), James Wiseman (knee), and Gary Payton II (elbow) for Game 2. They are the only three Warriors listed on the official injury report.

Keep an eye on the news on Friday just in case something breaks late.

Dallas Mavericks at Golden State Warriors Western Conference Finals Game 2 odds, spread, over/under

According to WynnBet, the Mavs are 6.0-point underdogs heading into Game 2. They sit at plus-220 on the moneyline, and the game has an over/under of 214.0.

WynnBet has all the props fans are looking for going into Friday night’s game. From stat total bets to alternate lines to parlays, they have it all and fans should check it out.

Dallas Mavericks at Golden State Warriors Western Conference Finals Game 2 predictions

The Mavs punch back in Game 2 to even the series. Luka Doncic goes off for 35 points as he solves every defense the Dubs throw at him. Coach Steve Kerr tries to trap him late, which allows Dallas to drill open threes in the fourth quarter and secure a 110-99 victory in San Francisco to steal home court from the Warriors.

Stephen Curry scores 25 to lead the Dubs, but it is not enough as those mid-range jumpers that fell in Game 1, rim out on Friday night. Doncic steps up on the defensive end too as Andrew Wiggins finishes with 12 points on four of 15 shooting from the field.

The Dallas Mavericks want to prove that Game 1 was an outlier in this series, and they will be locked in on Friday night. Defeating the Golden State Warriors is never easy, especially at the Chase Center. Can the Mavs make it happen in Game 2? Be sure to tune in and enjoy the game.