The Oklahoma City Thunder and Portland Trail Blazers will meet in the playoffs Sunday for the first time since the Blazers beat the then-Seattle SuperSonics in the first round of the 1990-91 postseason.

Their 2018-19 Western Conference Quarterfinals series begins at 3:30 p.m. at Moda Center at the Rose Quarter.

Odds provided by Bet365; for a full-set of today's sports betting odds, access them at USA TODAY Sports.

Oklahoma City Thunder at Portland Trail Blazers: By the Numbers

• The Thunder swept the season series but all four games were decided by fewer than 10 points.
• Portland closed the regular season going 8-2 over its final 10 games. It went just 5-5 against the spread over that time but was 24-16-1 ATS at home over the regular season.

• Oklahoma City's five-game winning streak coming into the postseason was the longest of all 16 teams remaining.
• The Blazers and Thunder ranked sixth and seventh, respectively, in points per game this year.

Oklahoma City Thunder at Portland Trail Blazers: Key Injuries

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Trail Blazers PG Damian Lillard and SG C.J. McCollum are good to go for Game 1, but C Jusuf Nurkic will miss the whole postseason after undergoing leg surgery.

Thunder SF Paul George is day-to-day heading into Sunday's series opener due to a right shoulder injury. He's expected to suit up in the end, as is C Steven Adams.

Oklahoma City Thunder at Portland Trail Blazers: Best Bet

Moneyline:Portland is listed as an underdog in the series but they open Game 1 as -155 favorites. This is a good number for the home team with or without George available for the other side.

Against the spread: Better odds exist at -110 for the Trail Blazers to cover -3. The regular-season series was played extremely tight, but we'll still back the home squad.

Over/under: The total of 225 is the highest of Sunday's four-game slate and pays -110 on either side. The two teams blew past that number in three of four meetings in the regular season. Take the OVER.

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