ANALYSIS: The Knicks have won seven straight games, four of which they entered as underdogs. They are 19-10 ATS at home, and although this is the second game of a back-to-back set for them, they are 7-4 ATS in such situations. The Hawks are dealing with injuries to Danilo Gallinari (foot), De’Andre Hunter (knee) and Tony Snell (ankle), who all are in jeopardy of missing Wednesday's contest. I think the Knicks keep their winning streak alive.

ANALYSIS: The Raptors are finally looking healthy for once with Kyle Lowry, Fred VanVleet, Pascal Siakam and OG Anunoby all expected to play in this game. The same can’t be said for the Nets, who are still without James Harden (hamstring). Kevin Durant (thigh) is also questionable to play. With the Nets having just played Tuesday, I wouldn’t be surprised to see Kyrie Irving get the night off for rest, either. If he does sit out, this line could move dramatically in the Raptors’ favor. I’ll take a chance and lock it in now.

ANALYSIS: Not only have the Knicks won six straight games, but they have covered the spread in nine straight. They have a sparkling 18-10 record ATS at home, which includes going 10-2 ATS as a home favorite. With the Hornets still missing LaMelo Ball (wrist), Gordon Hayward (foot) and Malik Monk (ankle), look for the Knicks to continue their excellent performance at home.

ANALYSIS: These two teams both have been better on the road than at home this season. The Pacers are just 9-16 at home, compared to 17-14 on the road. Meanwhile, the Spurs are 15-10 as visitors and just 12-18 on their own court. Add in the fact Indiana will be playing the second game of a back-to-back set, and I think San Antonio pulls out the win on Monday.

ANALYSIS: The Pistons are in full tank mode right now. For Monday's game, they already have ruled out Jerami Grant (quadriceps), Mason Plumlee (rest), Wayne Ellington (rest), Cory Joseph (illness), Sekou Doumbouya (concussion) and Dennis Smith Jr. (knee). The only key rotation player who is expected to be out for the Cavaliers is Larry Nance Jr. (personal), so I’ll take them to cover this modest line.