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2025-12-23

The stored Gary board for Tue, Dec 23. Results are presented separately because older records do not all carry a durable source-pick ID.

Game picks

8
NBA

New York Knicks @ Minnesota Timberwolves

TALE OF THE TAPE Minnesota New York Record 19-10 20-8 ← Off Rating 117.6 122.4 ← Def Rating 111.0 ← 113.3 Net Rating +6.6 +9.0 ← Key Injuries McDaniels (?) Brunson/OG (OUT) Gary's Take This matchup was circled on the calendar as the "Revenge Bowl"—Karl-Anthony Towns returning to Minnesota, while Julius Randle and Donte DiVincenzo face the team that traded them. But the injury report has turned a heavyweight title fight into a potential mismatch. The New York Knicks aren't just missing Jalen Brunson; they are missing their entire point guard rotation with Miles McBride also sidelined, plus their defensive anchor OG Anunoby. The season-long efficiency numbers that favor New York are irrelevant because the roster producing those numbers isn't walking through that door tonight. Without Brunson or McBride, the Knicks are forced to start rookie Tyler Kolek or initiate offense through Mikal Bridges and Josh Hart. That is a nightmare scenario against a Minnesota Timberwolves defense that ranks among the league's stingiest. Anthony Edwards and Jaden McDaniels (if he plays) will pressure the ball relentlessly, forcing turnovers and disrupting the flow that makes New York's offense elite. While Towns will undoubtedly be motivated to put up huge numbers in his old building, he is walking into the paint protection of Rudy Gobert without his primary playmakers to get him the ball in rhythm. Conversely, Minnesota is healthy at the top and highly motivated. Randle and DiVincenzo have settled in, helping the Wolves to an 11-5 home record. They have the defensive personnel to key in entirely on Towns and Bridges, daring anyone else to beat them. The spread is significant, but the structural disadvantage for New York—missing roughly 60 points of offense and their primary ball-handlers—is too large to overcome on the road. Minnesota pulls away in the second half. Lay the points with the Wolves.

Minnesota Timberwolves -7.5-112
CONF
78%
NBA

Toronto Raptors @ Miami Heat

TALE OF THE TAPE Miami Heat Toronto Raptors Record 15-14 ← 17-13 Off Rating 114.7 ← 113.4 Def Rating 111.2 ← 112.7 Net Rating +3.4 ← +0.7 Key Injuries Herro (OUT) Poeltl (OUT) Gary's Take Asking the Miami Heat to lay nearly two possessions while in the midst of a defensive collapse is a bridge too far. Miami has lost four of their last five games, surrendering massive point totals (132 to New York, 129 to Boston) that suggest their defensive identity is currently missing in action. Without Tyler Herro available to stretch the floor and create offense, Miami becomes far too reliant on Bam Adebayo and a potentially limited Norman Powell to carry the scoring load. The Toronto Raptors already proved they have the blueprint for this matchup, walking into the Kaseya Center just over a week ago and leaving with a 106-96 victory. While missing Jakob Poeltl hurts their interior defense against Adebayo, the Raptors have been surprisingly resilient on the road this season with a 9-6 record away from home. Scottie Barnes and Brandon Ingram provide enough length and shot-creation to attack a Heat defense that has lost its teeth. This line feels anchored to Miami's reputation rather than their current reality. When a team is giving up 125+ points regularly and missing their second-leading scorer, they shouldn't be laying 5.5 points against a squad that just beat them by double digits in the same building. Grab the points with the road dog.

Toronto Raptors +5.5-110
CONF
75%
NBA

Washington Wizards @ Charlotte Hornets

TALE OF THE TAPE Charlotte Washington Record 9-20 ← 5-22 Off Rating 112.1 ← 110.8 Def Rating 116.1 ← 120.7 Net Rating -4.1 ← -9.9 Key Injuries Sexton (DBT) Whitmore (OUT) Gary's Take Don't let the records fool you—this is arguably the best situational spot of the week for the Washington Wizards. We have a classic "schedule loss" scenario for the Charlotte Hornets, who are playing on the second night of a back-to-back after an exhausting 139-132 track meet against Cleveland last night. Meanwhile, Washington has been resting since Saturday, giving them a massive energy advantage that often decides games between two lottery-bound teams. Beyond the fatigue, Charlotte's roster is decimated where it matters most: the paint. With Grant Williams out for the season and both Mason Plumlee and Ryan Kalkbrenner dealing with recent injuries, the Hornets have virtually no interior defense. This sets up perfectly for Washington's Alex Sarr (18.9 PPG), who has the size and athleticism to feast inside against an undersized Moussa Diabate or a tired Miles Bridges playing out of position. Statistically, the Wizards actually hold the edge in two critical "Four Factors" categories: effective field goal percentage (55.9% vs. 54.2%) and turnover rate. CJ McCollum and Bub Carrington should be able to control the tempo against a weary LaMelo Ball, who played heavy minutes last night. While Washington's defense is porous, Charlotte's tired legs will make it hard for them to cover this number. I'll take the points with the rested road dog, and I wouldn't be shocked if they win outright. Give me Washington +5.5 to keep this close or steal it.

Washington Wizards +5.5-106
CONF
72%
NBA

Oklahoma City Thunder @ San Antonio Spurs

TALE OF THE TAPE San Antonio Oklahoma City Record 21-7 26-3 ← Off Rating 117.4 120.2 ← Def Rating 112.9 102.2 ← Net Rating +4.6 +18.0 ← Key Injuries Wemby (QUES) Holmgren (OUT) Hartenstein (OUT) Gary's Take Normally, betting against a 26-3 juggernaut with a +18.0 net rating is financial suicide. But the Oklahoma City Thunder walk into a brutal situational spot tonight that their season-long metrics can't account for. They are on the second night of a back-to-back after battling Memphis yesterday, traveling overnight to face a San Antonio Spurs team that has been resting since Saturday. In the NBA, rest discrepancies this wide are often worth 3-4 points alone. The real angle here, however, is the personnel mismatch in the paint. Oklahoma City's defensive rating is elite, but that number was built with Chet Holmgren and Isaiah Hartenstein anchoring the middle. Both are out. The Thunder are effectively playing without a center, forced to use emergency small-ball lineups. Even with Victor Wembanyama potentially limited or coming off the bench as he ramps up, San Antonio has the size with Luke Kornet and their forwards to punish OKC on the interior and the glass. We saw this play out on December 12, when the Spurs walked into OKC and won 111-109—proof of concept that this matchup works for them. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is playing at an MVP level, but he can't box out 7-footers by himself. San Antonio is 10-2 at home and 21-7 overall; getting 5.5 points with a team this good, at home, with a rest advantage, against a depleted opponent is simply too much value to pass up. The Thunder are running on fumes and small-ball prayers tonight. Take the points with the home dog. San Antonio Spurs +5.5 -110

San Antonio Spurs +5.5-110
CONF
72%
NBA

Milwaukee Bucks @ Indiana Pacers

TALE OF THE TAPE Indiana Pacers Milwaukee Bucks Record 6-23 11-18 ← Off Rating 109.1 113.2 ← Def Rating 113.6 ← 114.2 Net Rating -4.4 -1.0 ← Key Injuries McConnell (Q) Antetokounmpo (OUT) Gary's Take This game comes down to a brutal situational spot for Indiana colliding with a massive interior mismatch. The Pacers are playing on the second night of a back-to-back after a draining loss to Boston, and their frontcourt is completely decimated. With Isaiah Jackson doubtful (head) and Myles Turner now wearing a Bucks jersey, Indiana is forced to rely on Jay Huff and undrafted rookie contracts to protect the rim. That reality sets the stage for a "revenge game" feast for Myles Turner and Bobby Portis. While Giannis Antetokounmpo remains out, Milwaukee's new-look core has enough firepower to exploit a tired defense. The Bucks are shooting nearly 40% from deep compared to Indiana's league-worst 33.6% mark, creating a simple math problem that the Pacers—especially without T.J. McConnell to spark the bench energy—cannot solve on zero days of rest. Kevin Porter Jr. and Kyle Kuzma provide enough secondary scoring to support the interior dominance of Turner and Portis. When you combine the rest advantage, the emotional motivation for Turner returning to Gainbridge Fieldhouse, and the glaring talent gap in the paint, the road favorite is the only logical look. Give me Milwaukee -1.5 to handle business against a gassed and depleted Pacers squad.

Milwaukee Bucks -1.5-110
CONF
72%
NCAAF

Toledo Rockets @ Louisville Cardinals

TALE OF THE TAPE Louisville Toledo Recent Form 2-3 → 4-1 Total Offense 388.9 → 421.8 Passing Offense 226.3 → 244.0 Rushing Offense 162.6 → 177.8 Turnover Margin -9 ← -10 Key Injuries Bell (OUT) QB1, Davis (OUT) Gary's Take Don't let the raw statistical arrows in the Tale of the Tape fool you—this is a classic case of "lies, damn lies, and statistics." Toledo's numbers were built against MAC competition with a starting quarterback and head coach who are both gone. Tonight, they face an ACC opponent with an interim staff, a backup quarterback, and a defense gutted by the transfer portal. The stability gap here is the entire handicap. Jeff Brohm has Louisville prepared and motivated, coming off a massive 41-0 shutout of Kentucky to end the regular season. With Miller Moss confirmed playing despite the foot issue, the Cardinals have a veteran presence under center who can execute the offense. Conversely, Toledo is in chaos mode. Losing Head Coach Jason Candle strips the offense of its identity, and without their starting signal-caller, the Rockets become dangerously one-dimensional. They will try to lean on running back Chip Trayanum, but Brohm's defense—ranked top-20 against the run—can simply stack the box, daring a backup quarterback to beat them without his top defensive playmakers. Toledo's defense is a shell of the unit that produced those season-long stats, missing their sack leader Malachi Davis and key starters in the secondary like Braden Awls. You simply cannot replace that level of production with backups and expect to hold up against a Power 4 offense for four quarters. The talent discrepancy was already real; the roster attrition turns it into a chasm. Lay the points. Louisville -12.5.

Louisville Cardinals -12.5-108
CONF
85%
NCAAF

Western Kentucky Hilltoppers @ Southern Miss Golden Eagles

TALE OF THE TAPE Southern Miss W. Kentucky Last 5 2-3 ← 3-2 Passing YPG 266.8 ← 272.6 Rushing YPG 137.0 ← 132.8 Turnovers Found 10 ← 11 Key Injuries Bustard (LT) Wright (RB) ### VENUE CONTEXT This is a neutral site game at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, though Hattiesburg's proximity likely gives Southern Miss a slight crowd edge. Gary's Take Bowl games often come down to one question: Who actually wants to be there? In an era defined by the transfer portal, Southern Miss has reported zero significant opt-outs, a rarity that signals immense buy-in for this roster. Contrast that with Western Kentucky, which lost its starting running back La'Vell Wright and a key cornerback to the portal. That roster stability creates an immediate structural edge for the Golden Eagles. The quarterback matchup reinforces this disparity. Southern Miss rides with senior Braylon Braxton in his collegiate finale. Braxton is a dual-threat weapon who provides stability and playmaking. On the other sideline, Western Kentucky is rolling with redshirt freshman Rodney Tisdale Jr., a talented but erratic passer who has struggled with turnovers. Trusting a freshman quarterback against a defense that has secured 21 interceptions this season—without his primary running back to lean on—is a recipe for disaster. While Southern Miss is dealing with a head coaching change, the promotion of Offensive Coordinator Blake Anderson to the interim role ensures continuity for Braxton and the offense. The Golden Eagles have the motivation, the veteran signal-caller, and the roster continuity. Western Kentucky is trying to patch holes in key spots. Experience wins in December. Give me Southern Miss ML -125.

Southern Miss Golden Eagles ML-125
CONF
66%
NCAAB

Villanova Wildcats @ Seton Hall Pirates

TALE OF THE TAPE Seton Hall Villanova Record 11-1 ← 9-2 FG% 44.2% 46.8% → eFG% 51.4% 55.2% → 3PT% 33.8% 36.7% → Def Rating (Rank) Top 15 ← Top 40 Key Injuries Felton (OUT) Jeffrey (OUT) Gary's Take This isn't just a conference opener; it is a grudge match of the highest order. Kevin Willard returns to the Prudential Center to face his former program and former protégé, Shaheen Holloway. The atmosphere in Newark will be absolutely vitriolic, and that matters significantly in college basketball, especially for a Seton Hall team that thrives on energy and defensive intensity. The Pirates' 11-1 start is built on a defensive identity that suffocates opponents, ranking inside the top 15 nationally. They excel at running teams off the three-point line, which is the antidote to this Villanova offense. The Wildcats are heavily reliant on perimeter shooting, with Bryce Lindsay and company launching nearly 30 threes per game. In a hostile road environment against a long, athletic defense, relying on the three-ball is a volatile proposition. Seton Hall controls the interior with Stephon Payne's rebounding presence, and their slow, grinding tempo (287th in pace) forces teams to execute perfectly in the half-court—something that becomes incredibly difficult when the crowd is screaming at every possession. While Villanova has the efficiency metrics on paper, Seton Hall has the tangible edge in defense, rebounding, and situational motivation. Holloway's squad grinds this one out. Seton Hall Pirates -1.5.

Seton Hall Pirates -1.5-114
CONF
65%

Player props

20
NBA · Brooklyn Nets @ Philadelphia 76ers

Paul George

Paul George is in a great spot to be active on the glass tonight, especially with the 76ers missing some key bodies in the rotation. With Kelly Oubre Jr out, there are a lot of rebounding opportunities up for grabs on the wing, and a veteran like George knows exactly how to position himself to take advantage. At 6'8", he naturally finds himself in the mix for boards, and a line of 4.5 feels very attainable for a player of his caliber.

OVER 4.5 Reb-142
  • · Starting wing Kelly Oubre Jr (primary rebounder) is ruled out
  • · Averaging 5.2 rebounds per game over his last six outings
  • · Brooklyn ranks 24th in the league in total rebounding percentage
NBA · Chicago Bulls @ Atlanta Hawks

Nikola Vucevic

Nikola Vucevic has been playing like an absolute force lately, and this 15.5 line feels way too low for a guy scoring over 20 points a night on average. The Hawks are one of the most generous teams in the league when it comes to giving up points in the paint, and they don't have the size right now to keep Vucevic from getting exactly what he wants.

OVER 15.5 Pts-111
  • · Averaging 20.9 points per game this season
  • · Atlanta ranks bottom-five in points allowed to opposing centers
  • · Has scored 16 or more points in 9 of his last 10 outings
NBA · Milwaukee Bucks @ Indiana Pacers

Myles Turner

Myles Turner is going to be asked to do a lot more heavy lifting tonight with the Pacers’ roster looking like a hospital ward. With Tyrese Haliburton and Obi Toppin sidelined, the offensive touches have to go somewhere, and Turner is the most seasoned vet left on the floor.

OVER 12.5 Pts-117
  • · Giannis Antetokounmpo (primary interior defender) is sidelined for Milwaukee
  • · Indiana is missing over 45 combined points per game from injured starters
  • · Turner has scored 13+ points in 4 of his last 6 outings even with a healthy roster
NBA · Denver Nuggets @ Dallas Mavericks

Nikola Jokic

Nikola Jokic is going to be the biggest guy on the floor by a mile tonight with Dereck Lively II out of the lineup for Dallas. Usually, the Mavericks have some legitimate size to throw at him, but without their primary anchor, they’re going to really struggle to keep the Joker off the glass.

OVER 12.5 Rebounds-122
  • · Averaging 13.7 rebounds per game this season
  • · Dallas ranks 22nd in defensive rebounding percentage without Lively II
  • · Aaron Gordon's absence leaves 6.7 rebounds per game up for grabs
NBA · New York Knicks @ Minnesota Timberwolves

Mikal Bridges

Mikal Bridges is stepping into a massive role tonight with both Jalen Brunson and OG Anunoby on the sidelines. Usually, Bridges is a high-level supporting piece, but without those two, the Knicks simply don't have many other options to carry the scoring load.

OVER 20.5 Pts-111
  • · Knicks missing their top two scorers (Brunson and Anunoby)
  • · Bridges' usage rate historically spikes when playing without primary ball-handlers
  • · Averaged over 25 PPG in similar 'lead option' roles during his time in Brooklyn
NBA · Oklahoma City Thunder @ San Antonio Spurs

Jalen Williams

Jalen Williams is really stepping into a massive role right now for the Thunder with so many of their big men out of commission. He’s essentially become the 1B to Shai’s 1A, and he’s thriving with the extra touches and freedom to create his own shot.

OVER 19.5 Pts-105
  • · Averaging 21.8 points per game over his last five outings
  • · Usage rate increases by nearly 5% when Holmgren is off the floor
  • · San Antonio allows the 8th most points in the paint to opposing forwards
NBA · Brooklyn Nets @ Philadelphia 76ers

Michael Porter Jr

Michael Porter Jr is stepping into a massive role tonight with Cam Thomas officially sidelined. When you lose a guy who accounts for nearly 25 points a night, those shot attempts have to go somewhere, and Porter Jr is the natural choice to take over the primary scoring duties. He’s already shown he can handle a heavy volume, and I expect him to look for his shot early and often in this matchup.

OVER 24.5 Pts-119
  • · Cam Thomas ruled out (vacates 24.8 points per game)
  • · Expected to see a significant jump from his season-average shot attempts
  • · Has scored at least 25 points in two of his last three games with high usage
NBA · Chicago Bulls @ Atlanta Hawks

Nikola Vucevic

Watching the Bulls this year, it’s clear that Vucevic is their only real reliable presence on the glass, and he’s been a double-double machine. This 8.5 line is a gift considering he's averaging double-digit boards on the season and rarely has an off-night when it comes to rebounding.

OVER 8.5 Reb-103
  • · Averaging 10.3 rebounds per game this season
  • · The Hawks allow the 4th most total rebounds per game to opponents
  • · Has recorded at least 9 rebounds in 8 of his last 10 games
NBA · Toronto Raptors @ Miami Heat

Scottie Barnes

Scottie Barnes is going to have the ball in his hands all night against the Heat. With RJ Barrett sitting this one out, the Raptors lose a major source of scoring and secondary playmaking, which puts a massive workload on Scottie's shoulders. He is naturally a brilliant passer who loves to find his teammates from the high post or while driving to the rim.

OVER 4.5 Assists-137
  • · Usage rate increases significantly when RJ Barrett is off the floor
  • · Averaging 5.8 assists over his last 10 games
  • · Miami’s defense often forces primary ball-handlers to pass out of double teams
NBA · Milwaukee Bucks @ Indiana Pacers

Pascal Siakam

Pascal Siakam is stepping into a massive role tonight as the clear-cut number one option for an Indiana team missing its engine in Tyrese Haliburton. Without Giannis Antetokounmpo patrolling the paint for the Bucks, Siakam should find plenty of lanes to exploit and get to his favorite spots in the mid-range.

OVER 22.5 Pts-113
  • · Siakam's usage rate spikes significantly when Haliburton is off the floor
  • · The Bucks rank 22nd in points allowed to opposing power forwards
  • · Expected to see 36+ minutes due to Indiana's extremely thin rotation
NBA · Oklahoma City Thunder @ San Antonio Spurs

Stephon Castle

Stephon Castle is playing with a level of confidence we rarely see from rookies this early in the season. The Spurs have been handing him the keys more often lately, and he's responded by attacking the basket with total disregard for who's standing in his way.

OVER 15.5 Pts-118
  • · Has scored 16+ points in three of his last four games
  • · Averaging 32 minutes per game over the last two weeks
  • · OKC's rim protection percentage has dropped significantly without Holmgren
NBA · Los Angeles Lakers @ Phoenix Suns

Marcus Smart

Marcus Smart is going to be asked to do a lot more than just play defense tonight. With the Lakers' backcourt looking extremely thin due to multiple injuries, Smart is naturally going to see his time with the ball in his hands skyrocket.

OVER 3.5 Assists-110
  • · Expected to see a significant increase in usage with Reaves and Vincent out
  • · Averaged 4.3 assists per game over his last two seasons
  • · Phoenix's defensive scheme often collapses on drives, leaving passing lanes open
NBA · Toronto Raptors @ Miami Heat

Bam Adebayo

Bam Adebayo is in a prime position to dominate the glass tonight against a depleted Raptors frontcourt. Toronto is missing Jakob Poeltl, who is not only their best rebounder but the only player with the size and strength to really challenge Bam in the paint. Without their starting center, the Raptors are forced to play smaller, which gives Bam a massive physical advantage on every missed shot.

OVER 9.5 Rebounds-130
  • · Jakob Poeltl (Toronto's leader in RPG) is ruled out for this game
  • · Bam has recorded 10+ rebounds in 3 of his last 5 games
  • · Toronto ranks in the bottom 10 for total rebounding rate since Poeltl's injury
NBA · New York Knicks @ Minnesota Timberwolves

Julius Randle

Julius Randle definitely has this game circled on his calendar as he faces his former team for the first time since the big trade. He is a player who feeds off emotion, and you can bet he wants to put on a show against the Knicks in front of a national audience.

OVER 20.5 Pts-114
  • · First game against the Knicks since being traded in the offseason
  • · Knicks' best defensive wing (OG Anunoby) has been ruled out
  • · Randle has scored at least 21 points in 4 of his last 6 games
NBA · Washington Wizards @ Charlotte Hornets

Miles Bridges

Miles Bridges is going to have a field day against this Washington defense tonight. The Wizards have been giving up points like they’re going out of style, especially to athletic wings who can attack the basket with power.

OVER 20.5 Pts-110
  • · Washington allows a league-high 123.5 points per game
  • · Bridges is averaging 22.4 points over his last five starts
  • · Wizards rank 30th in defensive rating and points allowed in the paint
NBA · New Orleans Pelicans @ Cleveland Cavaliers

Donovan Mitchell

Donovan Mitchell is in a prime position to take over the scoring load tonight with the Cavaliers missing some key pieces in their rotation. With Evan Mobley and Max Strus sidelined, the offensive hierarchy in Cleveland becomes very simple: get the ball to Mitchell and let him work. He is the type of player who thrives when the pressure is on, and he'll likely see a massive uptick in shot attempts to compensate for the missing production.

OVER 29.5 Pts-121
  • · Usage rate increases by nearly 4% when Evan Mobley is off the court
  • · New Orleans is missing Herb Jones, their primary lockdown perimeter defender
  • · Has scored 30+ points in 4 of his last 6 games when the Cavs are short-handed
NBA · Denver Nuggets @ Dallas Mavericks

Jamal Murray

With Aaron Gordon and Christian Braun both sidelined, Jamal Murray has to step up as the primary floor general even more than usual. Those two guys usually handle a decent chunk of the secondary playmaking, so their absence leaves a huge void in how Denver moves the ball and initiates the offense.

OVER 6.5 Assists-111
  • · Averaging 7.2 assists per game over his last five starts
  • · Nuggets are missing 5.8 combined assists per game from Gordon and Braun
  • · Mavericks allow the 8th most assists to opposing point guards
NBA · Los Angeles Lakers @ Phoenix Suns

LeBron James

Whenever the Lakers are missing their secondary shot-creators, LeBron James takes it upon himself to act as the ultimate floor general. Without other primary playmakers available, the offense is going to be filtered through LeBron on almost every single possession.

OVER 8.5 Assists-110
  • · Assist rate historically climbs by double digits when secondary playmakers sit
  • · Averaging 8.1 assists per game on the season so far
  • · Has recorded 9 or more assists in three of his last five matchups against Phoenix
NBA · Washington Wizards @ Charlotte Hornets

C.J. McCollum

C.J. McCollum is stepping into a great situation tonight where he should have the ultimate green light to score. He’s one of the most polished scorers in the game, and when he gets into a high-paced environment against a team that doesn't prioritize perimeter defense, he usually takes over.

OVER 17.5 Pts-120
  • · Averaging 20.1 points per game since returning to the starting lineup
  • · Washington's defense allows the most made three-pointers to opposing guards
  • · Expected to see 34+ minutes with the current roster injuries
NBA · New Orleans Pelicans @ Cleveland Cavaliers

Donovan Mitchell

When a team loses a high-volume rebounder like Evan Mobley, those boards don't just disappear; they have to be picked up by the rest of the unit. Donovan Mitchell has shown a real knack for sticking his nose in the paint and helping out on the glass whenever the Cavaliers' frontcourt is thin. He is an elite athlete who can outjump taller players for long rebounds, and with the Pelicans playing a physical style, Cleveland will need every bit of help they can get on the boards.

OVER 4.5 Reb-103
  • · Averaged 5.2 rebounds per game in his last five starts without Mobley in the lineup
  • · Cavaliers are missing roughly 10 rebounds per game from their usual starting frontcourt
  • · New Orleans ranks in the bottom half of the league in preventing guard rebounds

Graded results

28

Games

  • W

    Minnesota Timberwolves -7.5 -112

    NBA · 104-115

  • W

    Toronto Raptors +5.5 -110

    NBA · 112-91

  • L

    Washington Wizards +5.5 -106

    NBA · 109-126

  • W

    San Antonio Spurs +5.5 -110

    NBA · 110-130

  • W

    Milwaukee Bucks -1.5 -110

    NBA · 111-94

  • L

    Louisville Cardinals -12.5 -108

    NCAAF · 22-27

  • L

    Southern Miss Golden Eagles ML -125

    NCAAF · 27-16

  • L

    Seton Hall Pirates -1.5 -114

    NCAAB · 64-56

Props

  • W

    Bam Adebayo · over

    Toronto Raptors @ Miami Heat · Actual 12

  • L

    C.J. McCollum · over

    Washington Wizards @ Charlotte Hornets · Actual 14

  • L

    Donovan Mitchell · over

    New Orleans Pelicans @ Cleveland Cavaliers · Actual 27

  • L

    Donovan Mitchell · over

    New Orleans Pelicans @ Cleveland Cavaliers · Actual 4

  • L

    Jalen Williams · over

    Oklahoma City Thunder @ San Antonio Spurs · Actual 17

  • W

    Jamal Murray · over

    Denver Nuggets @ Dallas Mavericks · Actual 14

  • W

    Julius Randle · over

    New York Knicks @ Minnesota Timberwolves · Actual 25

  • L

    LeBron James · over

    Los Angeles Lakers @ Phoenix Suns · Actual 6

  • W

    Marcus Smart · over

    Los Angeles Lakers @ Phoenix Suns · Actual 6

  • W

    Michael Porter Jr · over

    Brooklyn Nets @ Philadelphia 76ers · Actual 28

  • L

    Mikal Bridges · over

    New York Knicks @ Minnesota Timberwolves · Actual 10

  • L

    Miles Bridges · over

    Washington Wizards @ Charlotte Hornets · Actual 10

  • L

    Myles Turner · over

    Milwaukee Bucks @ Indiana Pacers · Actual 10

  • L

    Nikola Jokic · over

    Denver Nuggets @ Dallas Mavericks · Actual 7

  • W

    Nikola Vucevic · over

    Chicago Bulls @ Atlanta Hawks · Actual 10

  • W

    Nikola Vucevic · over

    Chicago Bulls @ Atlanta Hawks · Actual 21

  • L

    Pascal Siakam · over

    Milwaukee Bucks @ Indiana Pacers · Actual 15

  • L

    Paul George · over

    Brooklyn Nets @ Philadelphia 76ers · Actual 4

  • L

    Scottie Barnes · over

    Toronto Raptors @ Miami Heat · Actual 4

  • W

    Stephon Castle · over

    Oklahoma City Thunder @ San Antonio Spurs · Actual 24