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The Detroit Pistons will make the trip north of the border on Wednesday for a date with the Atlantic Division-leading Toronto Raptors. Detroit won’t make the trip in very good form, losing seven of nine, while Toronto has six wins in its last eight games.
Entering the 2013-14 NBA season, the Brooklyn Nets and Miami Heat were slated to be two of the top teams out East approaching the regular season as a simple warmup for the playoffs.
The Warriors are 32-30-3 ATS with an O/U record of 25-38-2 and the Clippers are 37-28 ATS with an O/U record of 36-28-1.
The Boston Celtics will aim to extend their two-game winning streak when they travel to Indiana to face the Pacers on Tuesday.
The Spurs are healthy and in fine form right now. They are on a 6 game winning streak that included a home domination of Miami – it seems like they might have been spurred by Houston nipping at their heels.
The Houston Rockets will make the trip over to the Chesapeake Energy Arena for a date with the Oklahoma City Thunder on Tuesday. The Rockets bring a five-game winning streak to town with them, while the Thunder have been up and down since the All-Star break.
Tables have turned recently and against all odds (at least from the conventional wisdom of the past few decades) the Clippers are the premier pro basketball ticket in southern California.
The Toronto Raptors will make the trip down to the Barclays Center for a visit with the Brooklyn Nets on Monday night. Toronto comes in hot, having won six of its last seven games, while Brooklyn has won five of its last six games.
The Philadelphia 76ers haven’t won a game since January 29, but hope they can repeat their last performance in the Big Apple when they take on a surging New York Knicks on Monday night.
The Sacramento Kings will make the trip north of the border to the Air Canada Centre for a date with the Toronto Raptors on Friday. The Kings come to town having followed up three consecutive losses with back-to-back wins, while the Raptors have won seven of their last nine games.
For just the second time all season long the Pacers have lost two in row. I wasn’t completely shocked that they lost to Golden State, even though it was as home, but I was very surprised that they did not rebound and beat Charlotte on the road – they lost by 22 and gave up a ton of points.
The Clippers are 36-26 ATS with an O/U record of 35-27 and the Lakers are 32-28-1 ATS with an O/U record of 35-26. This season the Lakers are 10-19 at home and the Clippers are 17-15 on the road.
The Oklahoma City Thunder will make the trip over to Arizona and the US Airways Center for a Thursday night showdown with the Phoenix Suns.
Portland intends its charmed campaign to continue this Wednesday night, with the slumping Atlanta Hawks coming to the Pacific Northwest.
The Warriors survived a furious 4th quarter comeback to get a victory at Indiana last night. Beating the Pacers on the road is quite the feat and a tremendous bounceback for a team that outplayed by the Toronto Raptors the game before.
The Dallas Mavericks will make the trip over to the Pepsi Center for a visit with the Denver Nuggets on Wednesday. The Mavericks have lost back-to-back games after winning 10 of 12, while the Nuggets have been mired in a free-fall, losing six in a row and 11 of their last 12.
