Good SQRL query for someone to do

Road teams in gm. 7, 15+ pt. win prev. game. Wild card rd., conf. semis, and conf. finals for comparison, and, of course, the final round. I'd do it for 20+ too just to see, this was more like a 20+ win.

You can't compare this to a first round or 2nd round matchup. The FINALS game 7 should have its own handicap catagory because it's unique and different from the rest. All the marbles. This game is a tough one. 19th time in NBA history it looks like there was a game 7. There seem to be a lot of close games. SO, with that being said take a look and make your own determination which way you should go with game 7. 

Finals game 7 o/u?

According to google, most of the game is stayed under 200

@Stew Baker

This is for all playoff rounds since 2002. I’ll see if I can get more info from my buddy for specific rounds but he’s lazy as hell. Just the Finals would be great.

Playoff teams that get beat by 15+ points in a game 6 and return home for game 7:

8-5 SU   
4-9 ATS    
3-10 O/U

Avg line -4.6    
Avg Total 196.4

If you're talking about Google's AI overview, be careful with that. Last year it had the Lakers winning one of the Finals games, when in actuality it was 4-0 Sixers.

Also, assuming that's true, though; for the set of games most of which went under 200, the average o/ u line was 194.5, according to the SQRL query run by Mr, Freedo'd friend. This year"s o/ u is much higher

Where can the oldest available spread/ou records be located? Most of these sites only go back like 20 years.

Sorry, wasn't really up when I posted the prior post. Set of games in the SQRL query was gm. 7s in all playoff rounds when home team lost prior game by 15+, not all Finals gm. 7s like SPark1 was talking about. Regardless, I think you'll find that the avg. o/u for all Finals gm. 7s (going back as far as these records are available) was under 200 anyway, so my point about the average EXPECTED scoring this isyear being much higher than the average expected scoring in prior Finals game 7s scoring still holds.

This won't be like game 7 against Denver they looked a bit old and slow. Pacers just as athletic as OKC at every position and with a bit more game 7 experience 

Home teams G7 in Playoffs:

SU 37-13 (74%) ATS 30-20(60%)

R1   19-6 (76.0%) 15-10 (60.0%) R2 12-3 (80.0%) 10-5 (66.7%)
R3 3-3 (50%) 3-3 (50%)
R4 3-1 (75%) 2-2 (50%)

All post the O/U stats later. 

https://www.oddsshark.com/nba/game-7-finals-betting-report 

going back to the 2002-03 season

UNDER is the play???

"We're obviously in a new era of the sport in which points are plentiful and defense can often be non-existent with ticky-tacky fouls, but as you can see in the table above, no team in a Finals Game 7 over the last 25 years has broken the 100-point mark. There have been four UNDERs in the totals market with only the 2016 Finals having an OVER/UNDER line set beforehand at above 200 points."

Thanks for the article

The issue going back in time is the 3 point shot. It did not exist. Now it is the most prevalent shot being taken. 

going back to the 2002-03 season   
Game 7s back at home 

O/U
R1 14-11  
R2 6-9
R3 1-5
R4 0-4
Overall 21-29 (42%) 

SU 37-13 (74%) ATS 30-20(60%)

R1   19-6 (76.0%) 15-10 (60.0%) R2 12-3 (80.0%) 10-5 (66.7%)
R3 3-3 (50%) 3-3 (50%)
R4 3-1 (75%) 2-2 (50%)

Game 7 in NBA finals home team is 14-4 SU. Cavs last team to win on the road. Gonna need some black magic to make it 14-5. most likely they'll send in Foster. Line should be 10 but now 7.5