Bash targets the Kings to protect their floor, noting that Sacramento’s ball movement and a deliberate pace could neutralize the Suns’ offensive firepower in a close game.

Forget the losing streak; 13.5 points is a lot to lay for a Miami team missing three rotation pillars, and Brooklyn has the shooting to turn this into a back-door cover.

New Orleans enters Crypto.com Arena as an 8.5-point underdog, looking to capitalize on a high-possession environment that could keep this game tighter than the market suggests.

Dallas enters Charlotte as a 12.5-point underdog, looking to rebound from a nightmare scoring slump against a Hornets squad that has won four straight games.

Bash highlights Josh Giddey’s triple-double momentum as the catalyst for a Bulls team that has historically played much tighter games when catching double-digit points.

Minnesota faces Memphis as a massive 14-point home favorite, looking to capitalize on a Grizzlies rotation that has been decimated by injuries to its core stars.

San Antonio faces Philadelphia as an 8-point road favorite, looking to rebound from a streak-snapping loss in New York while navigating a short-handed Sixers rotation.

New York enters Scotiabank Arena as a 3-point favorite, looking to exploit a significant shooting advantage over 99 possessions in this critical Atlantic Division showdown.

The Pistons are 1.5-point road favorites at Cleveland, but the efficiency math tells a different story. With the Cavaliers’ offense matching up strongly against Detroit’s defense and the pace favoring Cleveland’s tempo, this line doesn’t reflect the actual value. Bash breaks down why Cleveland +1.5 is the play.

The Clippers are short road favorites at Golden State, but the efficiency math and pace blend favor the Warriors at home. With a 4.4-point edge against the spread and a depleted Clippers roster, Golden State’s defensive discipline and ball movement make them the play at +1.5.