San Antonio at Los Angeles

San Antonio was embarrassed last night as it lost to last-place Phoenix by 20 points while allowing the Suns a .560 shooting percentage. Spurs coach Gregg Popovich will have his team ready to redeem itself against the Clippers, who are coming off two overtime games. The Clippers beat Milwaukee on Saturday in OT and then did the same against defending champion Golden State, which puts them in a letdown situation for this one. Lou Williams scored 10 of his 25 points in overtime and the Clippers blew a 14-point fourth-quarter lead before rallying to pull out the win. San Antonio is 12-5 ATS its last 17 games after a loss of at least 10 points and the underdog is 20-9 ATS the last 29 meetings. However, the fact that the Spurs were humiliated last night and that the Clippers will still be celebrating their huge win over the Warriors makes this a play on the Spurs on the moneyline.