Miami’s laying 5.5 at home without Tyler Herro, and that spread feels stretched. Toronto’s 9-6 on the road with Ingram and Barnes leading the way. Bash breaks down why the Raptors can stay within two possessions and why this line doesn’t account for Miami’s offensive drop without their second-leading scorer.
We break down the total pick and why Orlando’s 6th-ranked defense matches up perfectly against Deni Avdija. Get the full prediction and best bets for tonight.
The Suns are laying 6 points at home against a Lakers team missing Luka Doncic and possibly Austin Reaves. Without 61.9 combined points per game from their top creators, LA’s offense becomes dangerously thin. Phoenix has the firepower at home to exploit this matchup and cover comfortably.
The Thunder lay 5.5 on the road in San Antonio, but without Chet Holmgren’s rim protection and interior presence, that number feels stretched against a Spurs team that’s won six of seven and defends home court at 10-2. Bryan Bash breaks down why San Antonio has the matchup advantages to keep this inside the number.
The Timberwolves are laying 7 points at Target Center, and with Jalen Brunson out, this line feels right. Bryan Bash breaks down why Minnesota’s depth and home-court edge should be enough to cover against a depleted Knicks roster.
Cleveland’s laying 9 at home against Charlotte, but once you dig into the matchup data and the Cavs’ recent defensive struggles, that margin feels inflated. If LaMelo Ball plays, the Hornets have the offensive firepower to keep this closer than expected.
Oklahoma City is laying 16.5 at home against a shorthanded Memphis squad, and the market sees a blowout. But the Grizzlies are 7-7 on the road, and this spread feels stretched. Bash breaks down why the margin narrows and where the value sits.
New Orleans is just 5-12 at home despite their recent surge. With Anthony Davis off the injury report, can Dallas secure an ATS pick win at the Smoothie King Center?
BYU ranks 14th in adjusted net efficiency, facing an Eagles defense ranked 277th. Is the -35.5 point spread too high, or is a blowout inevitable in Provo?
Indiana enters as a 23.5-point favorite, backed by the nation’s #12 ranking in assists per game (19.7). While Siena ranks #12 nationally in scoring defense, we analyze the point spread and why the Saints’ 355th-ranked three-point production makes them a vulnerable road underdog against an Indiana team averaging nearly 11 made threes per game.