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ANALYSIS: There are a lot of stats that don’t favor the Heat in this game. First, the Suns are 19-10 ATS at home. While they did just play Monday, they are 8-4 ATS in the second game of a back-to-back set this season. Finally, the Heat are just 4-10 ATS against teams that have won more than 55 percent of their games. Give me the Suns to cover.

ANALYSIS: Miami is down Victor Oladipo but otherwise both teams appear healthy for this intriguing matchup. While the Heat are certainly capable of the upset, the Suns have won eight straight at home, their longest home streak since March/April 2010. Phoenix also won by 10 in Miami on March 23. For what it's worth, the Heat also have to play tomorrow. In the first night of a B2B this year, Miami is 3-4 SU.

ANALYSIS: Neither Shane Bieber nor Lucas Giolito has been his regular self to start the season, but I’m still expecting a gem by both. The Indians have had trouble hitting, but the staff leads the majors in opponent's batting average (.170), which has helped keep seven of nine games under the total, including both of Bieber's starts. Under is the best bet.

ANALYSIS: Danny Duffy made a six-inning scoreless start in his first outing of the season, and he will take on Dylan Bundy who has pitched two quality starts for the Angels, but he has already allowed three home runs on the season. The Royals are hitting right now, and the Angels are ranked 21st in the league in OPS against lefties in a small sample size. This is solid value on the Royals here at home where they should probably be closer to a +105 underdog.

ANALYSIS: The Lakers have alternated wins and losses the past eight games, and I like that to continue tonight in Charlotte. The Hornets are without Gordon Hayward, P.J. Washington and Malik Monk, and leading scorer Terry Rozier is doubtful. Back LA to cover for the eighth straight time in Charlotte.

ANALYSIS: Assessing a team’s mentality in a back-to-back scenario can be tough in the latter stage of the regular season. The Lakers should come up with a refocused effort on Tuesday, a day after suffering a sloppy loss at New York in which they committed 24 turnovers. Look for a vindicating performance from Los Angeles, which will end its seven-game road trip with a win.

ANALYSIS: The Hornets are 2-2 since Gordon Hayward (foot) went down, but their two wins came against an Oklahoma City team that is tanking hard down the stretch and Milwaukee, which rested its entire starting five. Those aren’t exactly two victories to be excited about. The Lakers have had plenty of issues of their own, but with Kyle Kuzma and Andre Drummond back from their respective injuries, their improved depth could help propel them on Tuesday.

ANALYSIS: The Predators will catch two breaks here. The first is that Tampa Bay will turn to shaky backup Curtis McElhinney in net. The second is that Bolts third-leading scorer Steven Stamkos (17 goals, 17 assists) is out. Nashville is playing much better of late, winning 10 of 12, and may well win this outright, but we will take -170 on the puckline.