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Orlando at New York: The Magic have moved from -3 to -2.5 in this one even though they have received more than 80% of the wagers. The Magic are 3-4-1 ATS playing the second of a back to back situation and have won outright just once, although they’re usually underdogs, which isn’t the case in this one. I have the Magic winning by a pair, so no real edge in this one and I’ll just stay away. If I had to have side action, I’d give a look to the Knicks, but nothing more than a slight lean.
New Orleans at Chicago: It’s a bit hard to take the New Orleans season stats on face value, as Williamson has been a big boost and the team is playing better. After having battled a couple of heavyweights in Houston and Milwaukee, they should definitely find the Bulls a little more to their liking, but still not entirely sure they should be favored by 4.5 points on the road. The Bulls are just 1-10 straight-up and 3-8 ATS as a home dog, so want no part of them in this one and will just sit this one out.
Philadelphia at Milwaukee: The Bucks opened -9 and the line is down to 8.5 even though the Bucks are getting more than 70% of the wagers, which was a bit of a surprise, as I expected a few more bets on the underdog plus all the points. The 76ers waxed Milwaukee at home when the teams met Christmas Day. I have Milwaukee rolling to a win, but this is the largest underdog the 76ers have been all season and coupled with the line moved will just stay away.
San Antonio at Portland: The Blazers have moved from 3 to 3.5 in this one and are getting the vast majority of early wagers. I have Portland winning by 5, so a little bit of an edge there in terms of raw numbers, but in no hurry to back a team getting more than 80% of the wagers in a game, so will just sit this one out.
Houston at Lakers: The Lakers have been getting the majority of wagers in this one and I have them covering the spread, which has moved from the opening number of 6.5 to 7.5. The Lakers have gotten more than 75% of the wagers wagers and the Rockets have gone 2-0 when getting 6 or more points. This is the most points Houston has received all year except for the game at Utah when they were down several players and won outright as 12-point dogs.
