San Antonio at Cleveland

Since trading away Ramon Sessions, the Cavaliers lost a double-digit scorer, and shortened an already short bench. It has really shown up of late with the offensive output as over their last six games Cleveland has not topped the 85-point mark, while allowing 100+ in seven of their last 10. Those numbers have blowout written all over them, and the players appear to have packed it in just like management's message has sent them. The Spurs like Ole Man River, keep on going, winning seven in a row and stand at 36-14 for the season. They are now 22-7-1 ATS in their last 30 as a favorite. The Cavs are punch less at home vs. a team with a winning road record, at 6-15 ATS in their last 21. Play on San Antonio.