ANALYSIS: Boston has limited opposing teams to 101 points per game this postseason and held Golden State to 99.5 points per game during the regular season. The Warriors have score an impressive 118 points per game at home during their title run, though. Four straight NBA Finals games have tallied at least 214 points and I think that trend will continue as these two teams look to figure each other out.

ANALYSIS: Golden State has played extremely successful at home this postseason. The Dubs have covered in seven of their nine games as home favorites. The Celtics have failed to cover in three consecutive Game 1's while losing two of those contests by double-digits. I'll roll with the Warriors here until Boston proves it can rise to the occasion and not start the series slow.

ANALYSIS: The Heat and Celtics are dealing with injury problems ahead of Game 3. Tyler Herro has been ruled out for Miami, while Marcus Smart and Robert Williams are questionable. Kyle Lowry's return made all the difference for Miami on defense in Game 2, and the visitors can stay close if one of both of the Celtics' defensive anchors are ruled out. Miami's only lost two road games by more than seven points when Lowry, Jimmy Butler, and Bam Adebayo are active this season.

ANALYSIS: The Mavericks are down 0-2 in the Western Conference Finals and their stellar home defense could help them climb back into the series. They're allowing less than 94 points per game at the American Airlines Center this postseason. No total has gone over 214 at the venue so far. I like the Mavericks' odds to limit the visitors on offense after blowing a big lead on Friday.

ANALYSIS: The Heat and Celtics are both elite defensive teams, but each side each side has put on an impressive offensive display in the series so far. The average total is 227 points and 10 players are averaging at least 10 points per game in the series. I'm taking the over on any total below 210 until Boston and Miami cancel each other out.