NBA Picks

Two hot teams will battle it out at the Chesapeake Energy Arena when the Bucks winners of six straight and the Thunder four consecutive tip off at 6 PM ET. The Bucks took the last one here but that was back in late 2017. Read on to get the “Cash Man’s” predicted point spread winner.

The 76ers are beginning a four-game West Coast road trip that takes them through Denver and three games in California against the Lakers, Warriors, and Kings which conclude on February 2nd. Philly has an advantage in the rest department as they had an extra two days to prep for this game compared to Denver who played at home last night. How big of a factor is rest tonight? Franks gives his NBA pick!

The last time these two teams met was nearly a year ago to the day when the Warriors got the W on their home court in a close one winning 109-105 with Curry picking up 49. Can the Celtics flip flop that score this time around at home? Get Predictem handicapper Kyle Cash’s analysis and projected point spread winner.

These two teams last met when the Hornets hosted the Bucks at home in November and defeated them by a score of 110-107. Sportsbooks closed Charlotte as a 4.5-point underdog. Is homecourt a big enough factor for the Bucks to expect an 11 point cover against the spread? Keith Franks has the free pick and analysis.

It doesn’t take much of a slide to find yourself staring down at the bottom of the barrel in the Western Conference. The Butler-free Timberwolves were able to string together a couple of Ws on the back of Karl-Anthony Towns, but the problems lies within the rest of the team. Robert Covington caught a terrible case of Thibs-itis (before his firing) and is now probably going to be hobbled for his career, and it turns out that Dario Saric is, uh, not good at basketball? The sportsbooks have the Wolves at only -1.5 but do the Wolves have any closers who can help them come to LA and win? KC breaks down his NBA pick.