The NBA season continues on Tuesday with a 6-game slate, headlined by the Cavs hosting the Suns.<\/p>\n
So, the Suns took a bit of a hit, losing by 10 points to the Celtics on Sunday on their home court. But it’s not all doom and gloom – before that, they were on fire, winning the two games before that. Can we talk about Kevin Durant, though? The guy scored a whopping 45 points and that’s no small feat, even in the face of the L. When it comes to hitting the road, they’re sitting at a 5-5 record in the last 10 games, but the good news is they managed to snatch victory in the last 2 away games. Now, here’s one injury to monitor – Booker’s status is up in the air due to an ankle, especially since he sat out the last 4 games.<\/p>\n
The Cavs are dealing with a tough back-to-back situation after getting smacked 120-101 by the Nets on Monday right in their own backyard. To make matters worse, they’re dealing with a bunch of injury headaches. Donovan Mitchell, Garland and Strus? All question marks. And let’s not forget about Mobley, who’s already sidelined. They’ve been having a tough time finding the net lately, scoring just 103.6 points on average in their last 5 games. At home, they’re sitting at an even 5-5 record in their last 10 outings. It’s been a bit of a rollercoaster, to say the least.<\/p>\n
Phoenix has been on a streak where the total has gone under in all of their last ten games. In five out of their last six road games, the total has also stayed under. Even when they’re playing on the road against Cleveland, the total has gone under in ten out of their last thirteen matchups. On the flip side, Cleveland’s been hitting the under in four out of their last six games.<\/p>\n
Stadium Record<\/strong><\/p>\n Cleveland are 5-5 in their last 10 at home. Phoenix are 2-2 in the last 4.<\/p>\n Head to Head Record<\/strong><\/p>\n It’s tied 5-5 in the last 10 meetings.<\/p>\n Best Bet<\/strong><\/p>\n Under 224.5 = $1.82<\/a><\/p>\n The Warriors are in a bit of a rough patch, dropping their last two games, with a particularly painful 13-point loss against the Spurs last Sunday. To add to their woes, they won’t have the magic of Steph Curry in this matchup. Plus, Draymond Green and Moody are both up in the air, their status questionable. But let’s look on the bright side – when they’re away from home sweet San Fran, they’ve been killing it with an impressive 8-2 record. So maybe there’s some hope without Curry.<\/p>\n Last Sunday was a real victory lap with a solid 13-point win over the Warriors on their own turf. Wemby was on fire, racking up an impressive 7 blocks in that Warriors game, while Tre Jones has been dishing out dime after dime with 10+ assists in his last 2 games. But they’ve gotta tighten things up when they’re playing in front of their home crowd – they’re sitting at just 4-6 in their last 10 home games. And to add a little suspense to the mix, Devin Vassell’s nursing an injury, so his status for the upcoming games is up in the air.<\/p>\n In 8 of Golden State’s last 10 games, the total has gone under, while in 8 of their last 9 games on the road, the total has also gone under and in San Antonio’s last 8 home games, the total has gone under 7 times.<\/p>\n Stadium Record<\/strong><\/p>\n San Antonio are 4-6 in their last 10 at home. Golden State has won 4 of their last 5 at this venue.<\/p>\nGolden State Warriors (33-30) at San Antonio Spurs (14-50)<\/h3>\n