The Spurs are on their heels having lost two games to the Denver Nuggets including a rare loss in the Alamo City. Do the Spurs have enough homecourt advantage to cover the -3 against the spread tonight? We take a look at three predictions that suggest this series goes to game 7.

The Clippers gave the Warriors their best shot, but they’re heading into the lion’s den like a sheep to the slaughter. Houston likely polishes off the Jazz earlier in the evening and Golden State will want to follow suit, and do so in a big way. But is 13.5 too many points? Kyle Cash gives his GSW/LAC prediction.

Joel Embiid was unstoppable closing out game 4. Sure, the referees missed THE call in the final seconds then essentially admitted to both clubs and fans that the series should actually be tied. But Embiid was a beast and he can clearly take over a game anytime he wants. Every time Embiid pulls out one of those drop step moves, Sam Hinkie’s star shines a little bit brighter! Can Embiid get it going earlier to close out the Nets or will he rest his ailing knee? Matt has your NBA prediction!

Through four games, Westbrook is at a playoff career-low 36.3% from the field and averaging a ghastly (for him) 21.3 points per game. The Durant-less Thunder haven’t made it out of the first round, and Russ was even more efficient from the field the year that he shot 30 times per game. Can Russ bring the fire outside of the post game conference room? KC breaks down game 5 of the Blazers/Thunder!

Of all the first round playoff series the Bucks looked most primed to sweep their opponent, the Detroit Pistons. Now up 3-0 and with a 12 point game 4 spread, the bookmakers agree that Milwaukee is likely moving on after tonight. But are the Deer positioned to to cover another massive spread with Blake Griffin in the lineup as they did on Saturday? Keith Franks gives his analysis and NBA pick.

The Trail Blazers will look to buck a series and seasonal trend when they take to the floor of the Chesapeake Energy Arena tonight. The Thunder get the “W” and the money in all three home games against the Blazers and likewise for the home team in the first three games of this series. Read on to get our handicappers take and free pick.

The Jazz split their two regulation games versus the Rockets at Vivint Smart Home Arena and find themselves with their backs against the wall down 2-0 in the series. Will home cooking be enough to turn it around or will Houston continue on their path to a sweep? Get Matt’s free Game 3 Pick.

The Pacers have not played terribly in this series, even though they find themselves down 2-0. However, where they have struggled is the second half. Looking at game one, the Pacers scored a total of 29 points in the third and forth quarter combined. This includes an 8-point third quarter. Can they put points on the board at home to give bettors a chance to cash in on Pacers -3? Matt has the free basketball selection!

A big question in this series has been the status of Philadelphia Center Joel Embiid. Embiid has been battling soreness in his left knee that rendered him on the side-line for Game Three. Despite losing the All-Star that averages 13.6 rebounds per contest and 27.5 points per game, the Sixers did just fine without him. That has left most series bettors believing the Nets do not have a path to a series win. Franks has your game 4 pick!

The Blazers are forcing the Thunder into disastrous shooting performances in game one and two. Meanwhile, Dame and CJ are dropping dueling 30-point outings and carving up the young, inexperienced wings on OKC. Can OKC do what you are supposed to do in the playoffs and make adjustments, allowing them to cover against the 7.5 point spread? KC has the NBA prediction!