The Heat are missing two key players in Adebayo and Herro, which will harm their offense but should allow Jakob Poeltl to flourish in the post. Toronto's defense has also been strong, and the Heat will struggle to score points without those two.

Against this tough Memphis club, the Pistons will struggle to score and take care of the ball, continuing their record of bad defense and handing their opponents easy points at the free-throw line.

The Utah offense has been excellent at keeping totals low recently, with the under going 6-1 in their previous seven games. During that time, the Jazz averaged 103.1 points per game, scoring less than 100 only three times. Dallas' offense has also struggled recently, scoring 113 points or less in five of their last nine games.

I'm going to lock in the Magic plus the points on Wednesday night because they're playing tremendous basketball right now. They've won nine of their last ten games and are 15-5 against the spread this season.

Brooklyn has allowed 107.8 points in their last five games, while Atlanta has allowed 131.7 points in their last three. As a road underdog, take the Brooklyn Nets to cover the spread.

The Warriors have an excellent opportunity to release some pent-up anger on a Blazers team that has struggled on both sides of the ball around the perimeter.

Milwaukee has defeated New York seven times straight up and five times overall. In six of their past nine games, the Bucks offense has scored 130 points or more, setting new records in the process.

The Suns, who have won eight of their previous 10 games, come into this game with some momentum. In half of those games, the offense has scored at least 120 points, lighting it up in the process. A greater number of players have also stepped up to spearhead Phoenix's offensive.

Minnesota's defense, which gives up just 105.3 points per game and 42.7% shooting, is the best in the NBA. On the other hand, Charlotte ranks 25th in terms of field goal shooting percentage allowed (49.1%) and 26th in terms of points allowed per game (122.1).

In their last eight games, the Clippers have won five of them. They have scored over 111 points per game at home, demonstrating strong offensive performance. They will have more opportunities to score because of their fierce offensive glass play.

LeBron James is labeled as questionable, but the Lakers should play well when they go back home following a four-game road trip. In this game, the Rockets, who have yet to win on the road this season, are probably going to suffer another defe

Having a rest advantage and playing at home, where they have a solid 5-2 SU record, the Sacramento Kings seem to be in a good position. The Nuggets are now dealing with injuries to Aaron Gordon and Jamal Murray, giving the Kings the advantage in terms of health as well.

Utah has lost two games, while Portland has won two. Though trends are short-lived, these teams have recently used very different lineups. Williams III and Simons are absent for Portland, but they have missed most of the season, so no adjustments are necessary.

Phoenix will host both games at home, while Memphis had to make a trip after their Friday night match against Dallas. Playing for the second straight night will be difficult for the Grizzlies since they are still quite banged up.

Cleveland was defeated by 33 points in the second leg of a back-to-back. Don't anticipate the Cavs to win at home because Toronto has played just as well this season and will be more rested.