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2022 Preservation Sacramento Historic Home Tour

• When September 18, 2022
•   10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
• Location Poverty Ridge, 22nd and U Streets

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• Home Tour Tickets - All – $30.00 Tickets are $30 for non-members and $25 for members of Preservation Sacramento. Tickets are non-refundable. Tickets are available online until Saturday, September 17, 2022, or in person at the Preservation Sacramento ticket booth on the day of the tour.

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Historic home tour, - sunday, september 18, 2022 -.

- 10AM to 4PM -

It’s About People and Places. Homes and History. Spaces and Stories.

Purchase your tickets now for Preservation Sacramento's 46th Annual Historic Home Tour i n the charming neighborhood of Poverty Ridge!

Sunday, September 18, 2022

10 am to 4 pm

$30 ($25 for members)

Your ticket includes access to three in-person home tours as well as video access to three virtual tours .

Tickets will be available the day of at the ticket / information booth at 22nd & U Streets .

Gain a deeper understanding of Sacramento’s history and discover the special stories behind these fascinating homes!

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Welcome to the Sacred Heart Holiday Home Tour

2023 is the 50th Anniversary of the Sacred Heart Holiday Home Tour. We look forward to welcoming you back this year to enjoy our traditional tour with beautiful homes in the Fabulous 40's neighborhood, in the heart of East Sacramento. We are also looking forward to providing some special surprises and unexpected treats to celebrate our 50th Anniversary.

Mark your calendar now for December 1, 2 & 3, 2023!

12/1/2023 12:00 pm - 8:00 pm

12/2/2023 10:00 am - 7:00 pm

12/3/2023 11:00 am to 5:00 pm

For general questions, please email us at [email protected]

Celebrating its 47th year, one of Northern California's most loved holiday home tours returns this year with five elegantly decorated homes in East Sacramento's historic Fabulous Forties neighborhood.

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October 22, 2023 by Kathy Leave a Comment

Description and review of the 2023 Preservation Sacramento Historic Home Tour, featuring homes in East Sacramento.

In mid-September a friend and I spent a pleasant Sunday afternoon on the annual Preservation Sacramento self-guided Historic Home Tour.  This was the 47 th Annual Historic Home Tour, and the first year that homes in East Sacramento were featured.

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What is Preservation Sacramento?

Preservation Sacramento is a citywide historic preservation nonprofit dedicated to preserving historic buildings and the cultural heritage of Sacramento.

The annual home tours generate revenues to fund, among other things, the nominations of historic properties, advocate for policies that protect historic resources, and to educate the public about the importance of historic preservation.

This year the Preservation Sacramento Historic Home Tour featured four homes located between 38 th Street, 40 th Street, J Street, and Folsom Boulevard.  Former farmland, the area started changing to residential in the early 1900’s.  Most of the homes in the neighborhood were built after 1911, the year Sacramento annexed East Sacramento.

My friend and I had purchased tour tickets in advance on-line, so we checked in at the event street fair location to receive our wristbands and programs.  The programs contain photos and details on the four featured homes, as well as supplemental information on other homes in the vicinity of the tour.

New this year, the tour also featured an optional docent-led walking tour of other homes on the two streets. We decided to wait until after we had toured the four homes to decide whether to sign up for the docent-led tour.

Featured Homes

1081 38 th street.

Our first stop was at the Longton House at 1081 38 th Street.  Sally and Greg Lukenbill have owned the home for over 25 years.

After slipping on protective booties, we entered the beautiful home which reflects the Prairie School style of architecture.  Inside the home, Craftsman style features include extensive woodwork and stained-glass windows.

Gregg Lukenbill personally has done much of the renovation work on the house himself.

1125 38 th Street

The Scholefield House is owned by Richard Saxton, MD and William Nilva.  The Scholefield House was built in the French Eclectic style.  It has a steeply pitched roof sweeping down one side to create an arched porte-cochere .

The home is one of a few 38 th Street duplexes that have remained two-family residences.  Other duplexes were converted to single-family residences.

1308 38 th Street

The Miller House is owned by Marny and Rick Wasserman.  The wood exterior home has features from both the Prairie School style (deep eaves) and the Colonial Revival style (hipped roof, Tuscan columns).

The Wasserman’s, who bought the property in 1984, have added on to the house, but in a way that respects the design of the structure.

1121 40 th Street

The Noack House is owned by Ellen Mallory.  It is a Craftsman-style bungalow.  The home was not purchased by its first owner until 1917, three years after it was finished.  It was prior to being purchased used as a model home, featured in newspaper ads, etc.

The current owner has been restoring the home bit by bit.  For example, she is currently in the process of stripping paint from the interior wood.

Demolition Averted

Of note, two of the four homes on the tour had faced demolition in the past.

In 1959 ,the new owner of the home at 1081 38 th Street was unable to have the property rezoned as multiple residential.  He had proposed to raze the home and build a 16-unit apartment building on the site, a proposal that was opposed by many East Sacramento residents.

In 2019, the new owners of 1121 40 th Street intended to demolish the house and replace it with a larger one, but were prevented from doing so by the Preservation office because of the house’s historical significance.

Source Material:  Preservation Sacramento Program

To sum up, the Preservation Sacramento Historic Home Tour was a fun and informative way to spend a sunny Sunday afternoon.  We both enjoyed learning the history of the area, and the background on the homes and their previous and current owners.

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Preservation Sacramento 2023 Historic Home Tour Snapshot:

• Sunday, September 17, 2023
• 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
• Featuring East Sacramento’s 38 th & 40 th Streets

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Historic Old Sacramento Walking Food Tour

Family friendly walking food and history tour

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• Hour Glass Duration: 2.5 hours
• User Ages: All ages

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Learn about the exciting beginnings of this historic district on this walking food tour

Stroll along the very cobble stoned streets of historic figures such as General Sherman, Ulysses S. Grant and John Sutter while hearing about the harrowing history of the state Capital. From fires to floods, you’ll learn about the challenging beginnings of this historic district . And the best part is, you get to eat all along the way. We take you to some of the best spots to tantalize your taste buds.

This tour takes place in the Old Sacramento Waterfront district , right on the Sacramento River , featuring Gold Rush-era buildings , cobble stone streets and horse drawn carriages . The state Railroad Museum and the Sacramento History Museum are located in this area, as well as numerous shops including souvenir shops, antique stores, boutiques and old time candy shops. There are also numerous eateries and bars. There is ample parking in nearby parking garages.

The Tour includes:

★ Food tastings at 5 – 6 stops

★ Guided experience with knowledgeable guide

★ Learn about the Gold Rush and Sacramento’s history of fire and flood

★ A fun couple of hours to discover Old Sacramento and great photo opportunities

What to Expect:

● This is a walking tour. Each guest will walk approximately 1.1 miles, with periods of standing. We recommend wearing comfortable shoes.

● Old Sacramento has cobblestone streets, wooden sidewalks and uneven surfaces. This tour is not recommend for people with walkers or have difficulty with balance or walking.

● 5 – 6 tastings, you will have had the equivalent of a full meal by the end.

● Vegetarians, vegans, gluten-free and allergies can be accommodated. Please contact us BEFORE your tour.

● The maximum number of people on this tour is 15 people. Contact us if you have a larger group to inquire about a private tour.

● The tour will not operate with fewer than 4 people. In the event the tour does not get booked for 4 people we will contact you the day before your tour date to reschedule or to provide a refund.

● Ample parking in nearby parking garages.

● Every guest must sign a waiver before experiencing the tour. This will be emailed to you in advance. If you are booking for a group, please forward the waiver on to others in your group.

● Contact us with any questions or inquiries at 916-905-0031 .

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Presented by Preservation Sacramento at Woodlake Park , Sacramento CA

The 2019 Preservation Sacramento Historic Home Tour will consist of an inside look at charming homes of the Woodlake neighborhood during the 44th Historic Home Tour, sponsored by Preservation Sacramento. Noted for its Tudor Revival cottages and mature trees, Woodlake is tucked between Highway 160 and Arden Way. North Sacramento Land Company founder Carl Johnston, an unabashed Anglophile, developed Woodlake in the 1920s.

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Described by Sacramento Magazine as “one of the best kept secrets of local real estate,” the Woodlake neighborhood is five minutes from the Capitol and 15 minutes from the airport.

Note: To begin the tour, stop by the Preservation Sacramento ticket booth in the Woodlake Park at the corner of Woodlake Drive and Forrest Street, to receive a program and the wristband that is needed for entry into buildings on the tour.

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Phone: (916) 202-4815

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Website: http://www.preservationsacramento.org/hometour

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Join us at preservation sacramento’s 2021 virtual historic home tour – october 24th and november 7th.

We are pleased to announce that we are collaborating with  Preservation Sacramento  for a virtual home tour in 2021!

Preservation Sacramento’s 2021 Historic Home tour is an online tour , including several unique and historic homes located throughout the city of Sacramento. Selected to ensure the safety and well-being of members, tour visitors, and homeowners, this video tour has several advantages.

The online tour is accessible for all , including those who are geographically far from Sacramento, and is accessible for those with disabilities that make physical access on tours like this more difficult. Unlike previous years, the tour is not tied to a specific neighborhood, so we chose a sampling of homes from different neighborhoods and eras. Sites throughout the city, impossible to visit using our more traditional tour format, are yours to explore.

The homes on this year’s tour include a Craftsman bungalow that’s the only historic landmark building in Natomas; a Mid-century Modern home in Sacramento’s only Eichler neighborhood; a Tudor Revival home in Curtis Park listed in the National Register of Historic Places; a 1960s concrete block auto garage converted into a unique home and art gallery; and the oldest home in Midtown, residence of a former Sacramento County Sheriff and vintner, once used as a “Headache Sanitarium.” You’ll see the homes inside and out, and learn their unique stories, exclusively available on this home tour.

The tour will be broadcast twice, on October 24 and November 7, with early and late shows, allowing flexibility for people’s varying schedules — or the ability to enjoy the tour a second time at later showings:                      

October 24, 2021 10 AM and 2 PM PST

November 7, 2021 10 AM and 2 PM PST

$20 for Preservation Sacramento and SacMod members; $25 for non members.

Tickets can be used for any of the four showings, or multiple times.

* Current Sacramento Modern members will also be able to buy tickets for $20 using a secret code; after you have update d your membership, we will send you the code in a separate email. Memberships are annual; if you renew or become a member now, your SacMod membership will run until December 31, 2022.

For the SacMod member discount: To renew/join SacMod : https://sacmod.org/get-involved-join – you will receive an email with your special tour discount code

For the Preservation Sacramento member discount: To renew/join Preservation Sacramento : http://www.preservationsacramento.org/join – NOTE: if you are already a member, the ticketing system should automatically recognize you

CLICK HERE for Preservation Sacramento’s 2021 Virtual Home Tour Tickets

The Historic Home Tour is Preservation Sacramento’s largest fundraiser.  Other than memberships, the Home Tour is their main source of revenue to carry out projects including surveys and nominations of historic properties, advocacy and lobbying to protect historic places, and their educational programs like the Preservation Roundtable.

SacMod has worked with Preservation Sacramento on several projects over the years. They have been very supportive of our preservation efforts — and we are delighted to be a part of their 2021 tour.

Cheers — and enjoy!

June 1, 2019: “60 Years of Streng Bros. Homes – 2019 Sacramento Mid-Century Modern Home Tour”

SacMod is delighted to announce: “60 Years of Streng Bros. Homes – 2019 Sacramento Mid-Century Modern Home Tour”

WHEN: Saturday, June 1st, 2019 from 10AM to 4PM .

WHAT: This special-edition tour celebrates the 60th anniversary of Streng Bros. Homes — a Sacramento-based company founded by Jim and Bill Streng — who built and sold over 3,500 modern homes in Sacramento, Yolo, and Placer Counties over the course of 30 years. Our self-guided driving tour features a wide variety of Streng Bros. Homes models, with iconic exteriors and distinctive interiors that reflect the mid-20th century aesthetic and lifestyle!

Want to see some sneak peeks of the homes on our upcoming Tour to get you in the mood? Check out our featured homes post . For an in-depth look, you can read more about our Tour homes: – An atrium model is highlighted in this great article from Inside Sacramento ; – A fantastic roundup of our tour from our friends at Eichler Network!    

In addition to six wonderful homes, our Tour also features fun extras, such as live music, vintage wares, Motel California book signing, informative displays, and extra treats and trinkets along the way (magazines, stickers, toys, candy)!

WHERE: Homes featured in this tour are located in Evergreen Commons and Overbrook (Sacramento), Eastridge (Citrus Heights), and Homewood (Carmichael); plus a rare custom modern home in Fair Oaks designed by architect Carter Sparks! (See new Preview Map below.)

TICKETS: Tickets will be available online via Brown Paper Tickets (link : bpt.me/4103901 ) starting with member sales first on March 15, 2019 at 9AM. General sales will begin April 1, 2019 at 9AM. There will be no sales of tickets on tour day. You must buy your ticket online by Noon on May 31, 2019. Space is limited — buy your tickets early to ensure you don’t miss out! (The tour may sell out any time before the day of the event.)

MEMBERSHIPS: You can become a member any time and receive special rates at this and other upcoming SacMod events this year. It’s easy! Please visit our website — SacMod.org — and click the link “Get Involved/Join” to purchase a 2019 SacMod Annual Associate Membership via PayPal – $25 for a year of membership (good for one household). Within 24 hours, you will receive the password via an email from SacMod for member ticket pricing to use for your ticket purchase at Brown Paper Tickets.

BIG THANKS to this year’s homeowners (and tour sponsors) who helped make the tour possible with their generosity and support! Watch for more details to come!

Carter Sparks : Architect, Modernist, Friend

(There are NEW and EXTENDED gallery hours for the exhibit through closing on Oct. 25th: M&W 10:30-4:00 pm, T&Th 10:00-7:00 pm, Fridays 9:00-4:00 pm & Saturday Oct 21st 10:00-2:00 pm.   Please see map and parking notes at bottom of page.)

Sacramento Modern is pleased to present Carter Sparks : Architect, Modernist, Friend , opening October 4th at the Kondos Gallery located on the Sacramento City College campus. 

Sparks is one of Sacramento’s most recognized and beloved Modernist architects, and is best known for his work with Streng Brothers Homes . Alone, as the architect for the Streng Brothers, Sparks contributed to over 3,000 modern residences in the Sacramento Region. In addition to these plentiful examples, Sparks designed commercial and civic buildings and many custom homes for individual clients, ranging in feature and style from modest low-slung concrete block and plywood structures, to expressionist forms employing hyperbolic roofs and symphonic beam play, to larger cathedrals of redwood and glass.

A charismatic individual, and ardent believer that an architect’s design should be based on an extended study of clients’ wants, needs and personality, Sparks forged close and enduring friendships with many of them. This exhibition will feature early drawings, renderings, photographs, models and ephemera surveying Sparks’ output from the early 1950s, until the early 1990s.

Sparks studied engineering at Oregon State University before his studies were interrupted by WWII, during which he served as an ensign air navigator for the Navy. He resumed his studies after the war, and in 1950 earned a Bachelor of the Arts in Architecture from UC Berkeley. Sparks worked as a draftsman for two architectural firms in San Francisco: first for Mario Corbett, and later with Anshen and Allen (who designed homes for Joseph Eichler). In Sacramento, he was a designer with Gordon Stafford. After earning his state license, Sparks opened his own firm in 1954. He partnered with Donald Thaden for a few years, but primarily worked as a sole practitioner.Sparks was born on February 26, 1923 and passed away October 30, 1996.

Exhibition runs from October 4 -25, 2017 with an opening reception October 11th from 4:30 – 6:30 pm.  

The exhibit is FREE, but parking is not—and is enforced 24/7; be sure to purchase a parking permit at one of the machines in the North Lot ($2 CASH ONLY) or Parking Structure ($2).

There are NEW and EXTENDED gallery hours for the exhibit through closing on Oct. 25th: M&W 10:30-4:00 pm, T&Th 10:00-7:00 pm, Fridays 9:00-4:00 pm & Saturday Oct 21st 10:00-2:00 pm. 

Curated by Sacramento artist Justin Wood of the Carter Sparks Archive ( www.cartersparks.org ) and Sacramento Modern ( www.sacmod.org ).

For inquiries and sponsorship opportunities, please contact sparksarchive (at) gmail.com

Donate to help support the Carter Sparks : Architect, Modernist, Friend exhibition:

June 18th, 2016: Next Sacramento Mid-Century Modern Home Tour!

SacMod’s highly praised and most requested event is back! Join SacMod (Sacramento Modern) on Saturday, June 18, 2016 at the Sacramento Mid-Century Modern Home Tour from 9AM to 3PM. Tickets sold online here .  To order tickets by phone, please call Brown Paper Tickets at 1-800-838-3006. Phone orders are available 24/7.

Details below!

Our 2016 tour will feature a wide variety of mid-20th century living — highlighting the time period’s distinctive architecture, design, and lifestyle. Spend a fun day touring some of Sacramento’s best mid- century homes, gardens, and vehicles in Sacramento’s beautiful South Land Park, Land Park, and Hollywood Park neighborhoods. From minimalist to kitsch, moderns to ranch homes, and everything in between. Our collectible guidebook features in-depth historic information, related points of interest, and local vintage resources.

Space is limited — buy your tickets early to ensure you don’t miss out! Continue reading →

Charles Phoenix: Sacramentoland

Prepare for your local pride to SWELLL when Ambassador of Americana, Charles Phoenix , sweeps us away on a madcap adventure as he uncovers the stories and glories of Sacramento’s classic and kitschy landmarks and lore.

With his gracious sense of humor, unbridled enthusiasm, and keen expertise,  Charles lavishes the city’s most colorful “attractions” with the respect they SO deserve; revealing the unique style, backstories, and pop-cultural significance of Pancake Circus, Jim Denny’s, Iceland Skating Rink, Gunther’s Ice Cream, Vic’s Ice Cream, Sam’s Hofbrau, County Club Lanes, Fairytale Town, Tower Theatre, Crest Theatre, and Old Town.  

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Historic Mercury Cleaners Neon Sign Reinstalled!

Video courtesy of Roberta Deering

On June 26, 2015, the historic Mercury Cleaners Neon Sign (circa 1946-47) was returned to 16th Street near O Street in Sacramento. SacMod was happy to be invited to participate in the relighting ceremony! The sign and business were integrated across the street from their original location and into the new Legado de Ravel Apartments  complex. 

Hats off to:

• CADA for understanding the importance and relevance of the Mercury Cleaners sign and working so hard to return it to 16th Street;

• To Pacific Neon for their skilled renovation;

• To all who helped behind the scenes on this project — many individuals and organizations were involved.

Our City’s historic neon signs are cultural artifacts and landmarks. They are handmade works of art. They provide a sense of place and tell the story of our city’s past.

Unfortunately, we’ve been losing them at an alarming rate. There used to be thousands — and now there are only around 100. They are lost to disrepair, abandonment, and redevelopment.

Sacramento has a big heart! Thanks to all of our Big Day of Giving donors — and for everyone’s encouragement and support all year round! Kudos to  Sacramento Region Community Foundation , GiveLocalNow , and  Sacramento Metro Arts Commission for providing the framework for our local non-profit arts organizations to succeed! If you missed the excitement, you can still become a member or donate any time on our website:  https://sacmod.org/get-involved-join/

Capital Decades 1960s at the Sacramento Library

On May 12th, 2015 at 6:30 pm. we are joining our friends at the  Sacramento Public Library  again this year for “ Capital Decades: 1960s .” We’ll be teaming with James Scott for “ The Best of Times, the Toughest of Times: Sacramento Life, Leisure and Reaction to that Damned War in Southeast Asia.”  Join us and reminisce or learn about our local history!

Join SacMod for two 2014 AIACV Experience Architecture Week events!

Sacramento Modern (SacMod)   will be teaming up with the Central Valley Chapter of American Institute of Architects (AIACV) for two great events this October: a Drawing Safari on October 12th and a film screening of “The Vision of Paulo Soleri: Prophet In The Desert” on October 13th !

What exactly is Experience Architecture Week? AIACV President Kris Barkley explains here  and here .

Mid-Century Madness!

We’re excited to check out “Mid-Century Madness”, a show at  Blue Line Arts   in Roseville. Opening this Thursday, June 5 — with an Artist’s Reception June 21 — it promises to be a fun exhibition featuring Mid-Century inspired artwork, perio d furniture, lamps and other crazy stuff representative of the era curated by Tony Natsoulas with contributions from members of  SacMod (Sacramento Modern) !

For more information, see the flyer or check out Blue Line’s website at  http://www.bluelinearts.org/exhibits/exhibits.html

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Thunder vs. Pelicans odds, score prediction, time: 2024 NBA playoff picks, Game 4 best bets from proven model

Sportsline's model has made its nba picks and predictions for game 4 of the new orleans pelicans vs. oklahoma city thunders first-round series on monday.

The top-seeded Oklahoma City Thunder will look to earn the sweep over the eighth-seeded New Orleans Pelicans when they meet in Game 4 of their Western Conference first-round matchup on Monday. Oklahoma City defeated New Orleans 106-85 on Saturday to take a commanding 3-0 series lead. The Thunder (57-25), who registered their first winning record since 2019-2020, will look to advance to the second round for the first time since reaching the conference finals in 2015-2016. The Pelicans (49-33), who have lost five of their past six games, last advanced to the second round in 2017-2018, where they lost in five games to the Warriors .

Tip-off from the Smoothie King Center in New Orleans is set for 8:30 p.m. ET. The Thunder are 4.5-point favorites in the latest Thunder vs. Pelicans odds from SportsLine consensus, while the over/under for total points scored is 205.5. Before making any Pelicans vs. Thunder picks, be sure to  see the NBA predictions and betting advice from SportsLine's proven computer model . 

The SportsLine Projection Model simulates every NBA game 10,000 times and has returned well over $10,000 in profit for $100 players on its top-rated  NBA picks  over the past five-plus seasons. The model entered the second week of the 2024 NBA playoffs on a sizzling 90-58 roll on all top-rated NBA picks this season, returning more than $2,800. Anyone following the model has seen huge returns. Now, the model has set its sights on Thunder vs. Pelicans and just locked in its picks and Game 4 predictions. You can  visit SportsLine now to see the picks . Here are several NBA betting lines  and trends for Pelicans vs. Thunder:

• Thunder vs. Pelicans spread: Oklahoma City -4.5
• Thunder vs. Pelicans over/under: 205.5 points
• Thunder vs. Pelicans money line: Oklahoma City -192, New Orleans +160
• OKC: The Thunder have hit the money line in 57 of their last 79 games (+19.60 units)
• NO: The Pelicans have hit the first-half money line in 55 of their last 83 games (+23.80 units)
• Thunder vs. Pelicans picks: See picks at SportsLine

Why the Thunder can cover

Point guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander continues to torch the Pelicans. He nearly registered a double-double in the Game 3 win, scoring 24 points, while dishing out eight assists, grabbing five rebounds and adding four steals. In three postseason games, Gilgeous-Alexander is averaging 28.3 points, 5.7 assists, 4.7 rebounds and two steals in 37 minutes. He poured in 33 points and added five assists, three rebounds and two steals in a 124-92 victory in Game 2.

Also having his way against New Orleans is forward Jalen Williams . The second-year player has scored 21 points in back-to-back games in the series and just missed a double-double in Game 3. In that contest, he added nine rebounds and five assists. In three postseason games, he is averaging 20.3 points, seven rebounds, 5.3 assists and 1.7 steals in 36.7 minutes. In 71 regular-season games, all starts, he averaged 19.1 points, 4.5 assists, four rebounds and 1.1 steals.  See which team to back at SportsLine . 

Why the Pelicans can cover

Shooting guard C.J. McCollum is one of five New Orleans players averaging 10 or more points this postseason. McCollum opened the series with a 20-point, six-assist and three-rebound performance. He followed that up with 15 points, five rebounds and four assists, and had 16 points, seven assists and five boards in Game 3. During the regular season, he played in 66 games, all starts, and averaged 20 points, 4.6 assists and 4.3 rebounds in 32.7 minutes. During the regular season, McCollum ranked No. 1 in the NBA in 3-point percentage, shooting 42.9% from long range.

Small forward Brandon Ingram has scored 10 or more points in each of the last 10 games for New Orleans. His best game during that stretch was a 24-point, six-rebound and six-assist effort in a 105-98 win over Sacramento on April 19. He had 19 points and four rebounds in Saturday's Game 3 loss. In three postseason games, he is averaging 16.3 points, 4.7 rebounds, 2.3 assists and one block in 35.7 minutes.  See which team to back at SportsLine .

How to make Pelicans vs. Thunder picks

SportsLine's model is leaning Over on the total, projecting the teams to combine for 210 points. The model also says one side of the spread has all the value.  You can see the picks only at SportsLine . 

So who wins Thunder vs. Pelicans, and which side of the spread has all the value? Visit SportsLine now to see which side of the Pelicans vs. Thunder spread you need to jump on, all from the model on a 90-58 roll on top-rated NBA picks this season , and find out.

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