This one should be straightforward. The Warriors are a sub .500 team without Curry and Butler, while the Nuggets have the luxury of a healthy Nikola Jokic. They just put up 157 points on the Trail Blazers the other day, without Steph the Warriors are just 6-11 SU in 17 games this season. Pick the Nuggets here.

It’s hard to look past Jaylen Brown and the Celtics after their masterful performance at Golden State the other day. They’ve been dominant over their last 8 games, losing only once and Brown is a top 4 MVP candidate. They’ve won 4 of 5 road games as well coming into Sunday’s clash. They’re 5-2 SU in 7 meetings against the Lakers. LA has looked good with Doncic, LeBron and Reaves finally playing together, but against an elite team like the Celtics, they should be overwhelmed defensively. 

The Timberwolves are rolling right now with wins in 8 of their last 11 games, including wins in each of their last 3. Meanwhile, the 76ers are trending in the wrong direction and have dropped 4 consecutive games, all by double digits. Paul George still has over a month left in his 25-game suspension and Joel Embiid is listed as a game-time decision, having not played since February 7. Back Minnesota to win and cover.

The Bulls have lost eight straight games, and their smallest margin of defeat in that run is eight points. They’ve fallen by double digits in six of those eight, as their trade deadline sell-off has hit them hard. The Knicks have a clear size and scoring advantage, so take them to clear this line against a Bulls side who have lost by 16 or more in six of their last eight.

The Suns have been the league’s standout performers against the spread this season, but they’re in a difficult spot here. Star Devin Booker remains out, and Dillon Brooks has now been ruled out for the season. The Suns went to triple overtime last night, so the Trail Blazers should profit from that.

Orlando just played a gruelling double OT game at Phoenix last night, with 3 starters logging 40+ minutes. They could struggle to compete with the Clippers who are one of the better home teams over the past couple of months, clearing the spread in 11 of their last 14 home games. 

The Timberwolves are rolling right now with wins in 8 of their last 11 games, including wins in each of their last 3. Meanwhile, the 76ers are trending in the wrong direction and have dropped 4 consecutive games, all by double digits. Paul George still has over a month left in his 25-game suspension and Joel Embiid is listed as a game-time decision, having not played since February 7. Back Minnesota to win and cover.

The Bulls have lost eight straight games, and their smallest margin of defeat in that run is eight points. They’ve fallen by double digits in six of those eight, as their trade deadline sell-off has hit them hard. The Knicks have a clear size and scoring advantage, so take them to clear this line against a Bulls side who have lost by 16 or more in six of their last eight.

The Suns have been the league’s standout performers against the spread this season, but they’re in a difficult spot here. Star Devin Booker remains out, and Dillon Brooks has now been ruled out for the season. The Suns went to triple overtime last night, so the Trail Blazers should profit from that.

Orlando just played a gruelling double OT game at Phoenix last night, with 3 starters logging 40+ minutes. They could struggle to compete with the Clippers who are one of the better home teams over the past couple of months, clearing the spread in 11 of their last 14 home games. 

The Bulls have lost eight straight games, and their smallest margin of defeat in that run is eight points. They’ve fallen by double digits in six of those eight, as their trade deadline sell-off has hit them hard. The Knicks have a clear size and scoring advantage, so take them to clear this line against a Bulls side who have lost by 16 or more in six of their last eight.

The Bulls have lost eight straight games, and their smallest margin of defeat in that run is eight points. They’ve fallen by double digits in six of those eight, as their trade deadline sell-off has hit them hard. The Knicks have a clear size and scoring advantage, so take them to clear this line against a Bulls side who have lost by 16 or more in six of their last eight.

The Suns have been the league’s standout performers against the spread this season, but they’re in a difficult spot here. Star Devin Booker remains out, and Dillon Brooks has now been ruled out for the season. The Suns went to triple overtime last night, so the Trail Blazers should profit from that.