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Cavaliers -8.5 at Pacers (-110)
DraftKings Sportsbook, 3:30 PM CT
Nick Whalen: Listeners of The RotoWire NBA Show on Sirius XM NBA know Alex and I locked this one in at Cavs -6.5 on Monday, but I'll still take it at an elevated number. On Sunday, the Pacers put an end to Cleveland's winning streak, holding the Cavs to their lowest offensive rating of the season. This time around, I expect the Cavs to come out prepared and looking for some degree of revenge. Indiana will also likely be without Tyrese Haliburton for the first time this season. I would also lean toward the U232.5.
76ers under 102.5 points vs. Thunder (-110)
FanDuel, 4:12 PM CT
Alex Barutha: This game projects to be a blowout, with the Thunder as 12-point favorites. The 76ers are without Joel Embiid, and Tyrese Maxey is questionable with a sprained left hand. That's not a recipe for great offense, especially going up against a Thunder team allowing just 104.1 points per 48 minutes across the past 10 games (2nd-lowest in the NBA). The 76ers have scored 102 or fewer on 11 occasions this season -- Embiid missing all but three.
Devin Booker over 7.5 assists (+102) at Atlanta
BetRivers, 4:30 PM CT
Alex Barutha: It's a bit suspicious to me that we're getting plus-money here. Booker has eight or more assists in six of his past seven games, averaging 8.9 dimes during this stretch. He also had 12 assists when these teams faced off on Jan. 9, and the Hawks are allowing the most assists per 48 minutes (31.7) across the past 10 games.
