The Suns are the more stable team right now having won 3 in a row. Miami has lost 3 straight, by an average of more than 20 points per loss. The offense just isn’t clicking right now, backing the road team just makes way more sense here. Phoenix is the NBA’s most successful team against the spread this season, covering in almost 72% of games.

San Antonio not only won all 3 meetings this season already, but the last 2 were dominant wins by double-digits. OKC is missing Hartenstein, they rank only 21st in opponent rebounds per game this season. Look for Wembanyama and co. to exploit that here and go up 4-0 in the regular season series.

Atlanta is adjusting well post–Trae Young trade, playing stronger team defense and riding a three game winning streak behind balanced production from Jalen Johnson and company. The Lakers, meanwhile, have lost three straight, are struggling on no rest, and may be without LeBron again. With Atlanta traveling well and LA lacking stability, the Hawks hold the edge.

The Suns are the more stable team right now having won 3 in a row. Miami has lost 3 straight, by an average of more than 20 points per loss. The offense just isn’t clicking right now, backing the road team just makes way more sense here. Phoenix is the NBA’s most successful team against the spread this season, covering in almost 72% of games.

San Antonio not only won all 3 meetings this season already, but the last 2 were dominant wins by double-digits. OKC is missing Hartenstein, they rank only 21st in opponent rebounds per game this season. Look for Wembanyama and co. to exploit that here and go up 4-0 in the regular season series.

San Antonio not only won all 3 meetings this season already, but the last 2 were dominant wins by double-digits. OKC is missing Hartenstein, they rank only 21st in opponent rebounds per game this season. Look for Wembanyama and co. to exploit that here and go up 4-0 in the regular season series.