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Nikola Jokic and Markieff Morris ejection odds – BetUS NBA Specials

James Foglio Sports Editor

Updated6 hours ago on April 23, 2024

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Ahead of the Nov. 29, 2021 Nuggets-Heat rematch, BetUS oddsmakers have released their NBA specials for Nuggets center Nikola Jokic and Heat forward Markieff Morris. On Monday, Nov. 8, in Denver’s 113-96 victory over Miami, Jokic was bumped by Morris at center court late in the fourth quarter. After the play, Jokic immediately shoved Morris to the floor. Of course, the center was ejected from the game.

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Will Nikola Jokic and Markieff Morris get ejected (Nov. 29 – Nuggets vs. Heat)?

According to the latest odds, it is unlikely that both players will receive ejections in this upcoming rematch. Plus, leading into this interconference thriller, these players possess -850 odds of remaining in the game. However, the best moneyline is +450 of another fight taking place; this scenario would lead to disqualifications. Now, the option is still there for those feeling lucky.

In addition to exchanging words, some fans and gamblers alike would love to see another incident occurring, but these folks should probably lower their expectations. For a reminder, Jokic and Morris have to be ejected together in order for the wager to be graded as a win. This bet is not for just one player.

Pick: No -850

Will Nikola Jokic and Markieff Morris receive flagrant fouls (Nov. 29 – Nuggets vs. Heat)?

Furthermore, there is another bet available for flagrant fouls, not solely for ejections. Even then, oddsmakers are not expecting either player to commit a flagrant foul against the other. Though, this special is more appealing to gamblers. It is highly doubtful that both players will be ejected from this rematch. But, could each receive a fragrant foul call at some point during this game? Absolutely.

Moreover, the Morris brothers have quite a history of confronting Nuggets players. On Sept. 11, 2020, in the second quarter of the Clippers vs. Nuggets contest, Marcus Morris and Paul Millsap got into a heated altercation. Marcus is the twin brother of Markieff.

Pick: Yes +225