Joe Jensen

The San Antonio Spurs and Miami Heat meet for an early tilt where the Heat are favored by -11.5. The general betting public are hammering one side of this game and they’re going to be wrong! Get our SAS/Mia prediction here!

The New York Knicks head to Charlotte to take on the Hornets as -4 favorites Friday night. Both teams have been inconsistent this season, but we do have an angle that points to a point spread winner! Get our NYK/Char prediction here!

Friday night’s ESPN NBA game of the night is a real doozy, with the Milwaukee Bucks playing the Dallas Mavericks as short -1 favorites. The Bucks have won six of their last seven games, and the Mavs have won four of their last five. Get our Mil/Dal prediction here!

We had a big play on the Hawks a couple of days ago, and they busted, as Dejounte Murray went down four minutes into the game, and Atlanta never did recover. They play at the Barclay’s Center Friday as +7.5 underdogs against the Nets. Get our Atl/BKN pick here!

The Denver Nuggets have lost three games in a row. The Blazers have won two in a row and appear to be headed in the right direction with the return of Damian Lillard. Who covers Thursday night at the Rose Quarter? Get our Den/Port pick here!

The Spurs are getting healthier but still have some key players expected to be out tonight. Will that be enough to beat a Rockets team that is just 2-6 on the road in their last 8? Get our statistical analysis plus a suggested spread winner.

The scheduling favors the Clippers, but a strong home trend is in play tonight when they visit the Heat at FTX Arena in Miami. Read on to get our recommended point spread bet.

The Golden State Warriors looked horrible in their last game against the Pacers as Indiana pressed the three-point line, making it difficult for Golden St. to get shots up. They’ll head to Utah to take on the Jazz Wednesday night. Who covers? Get our GS/UT pick here!

Knicks fans hate Trae Young and are going to let him have it Wednesday night at Madison Square Garden but will it matter? N.Y. has lost four out of their last six games. This game will be featured on ESPN. Don’t get stuck on the wrong side! We’ve got the winner! Get our Atl/NYK pick here!

The Brooklyn Nets have won four out of their last five games and Hornets have lost three of their last four contests. Brooklyn is laying -10, however, the public are backing the Hornets to the tune of 58% Wednesday night. Who covers? Get our Cha/BKN prediction here!