ANALYSIS: The Hawks are the healthiest that they have been in a... Join SportsLine here to see the full pick!

ANALYSIS: This is a tough spot for the Spurs, who will be playing the second game of a back-to-back set. Meanwhile, the Grizzlies haven’t played since Sunday and could get Desmond Bane (COVID-19) back. The last time these two teams met, the Grizzlies won by 13 points in Memphis. This game might be a little closer in San Antonio, but I still like the Grizzlies to cover.

ANALYSIS: These two teams just played each other Monday in what was a six-point win for the Suns in Phoenix. The final score was much closer than many had expected given that the Jazz were missing most of their starters. They won’t be resting as many players in this game, but Donovan Mitchell (concussion) and Rudy Gobert (calf) will remain sidelined with injuries. Add in the Suns being 13-6 ATS as road favorites and I like them to cover this small number.

ANALYSIS: With this game being played in Brooklyn, that means Kyrie Irving will join Kevin Durant (knee) on the sidelines for the Nets. They have only played one home game without Durant since Irving returned, and they lost that by 21 points to the Thunder. Anthony Davis is also listed as probable for the Lakers, setting him up to play for the first time in over a month. Despite him likely being on a minutes restriction, I still like the Lakers to cover this small number with Irving and Durant out.

ANALYSIS: The Hornets have been a very good team at home, posting a 15-4 record there ATS. As a home favorite, they are 6-2 ATS. They have been playing well, regardless of location, winning seven of their last eight games, overall. The Hawks have struggled on the road, recording an 8-15 record there ATS, including 5-10 ATS as road underdogs. Add in the Hornets not having any major health issues and I like their chances of covering.