This line has flipped nearly four points since the opener, draining a bit of value from the Nets. But this still appears to be a good spot for them to end a six-game losing streak after they overcame a double-figure deficit Monday against Orlando only to fall apart in the fourth quarter. Oklahoma City is coming off a hard-fought loss to the 76ers and will be short-handed, with Danilo Gallinari and Nerlens Noel sitting out. Look for the Nets to find their long-lost shooting touch and win on their home floor.

I was leaning toward Oklahoma City in this game until I heard F Danilo Gallinari (calf) and C Nerlens Noel (ankle) were ruled out. The Thunder can make up for the absence of Noel, but losing Gallinari and his 18 points per game is a big blow. The Nets will have G Caris LeVert available in this contest, although he is expected to be on a minutes limit. Still, with Gallinari out, I’ll take the points.

This total has dipped and I agree with the move. Both teams played last night, with the Nets failing to to reach 100 points for the third time during their current six-game skid. Both teams are slightly above average defensively. Go Under.

The Nets played at Orlando last night and lost for their sixth straight game (0-6 ATS). Kyrie Irving (shoulder) hasn’t played since Nov. 14 and the team has gotten into some bad habits and doesn't have the ability to fix things. The Thunder lost at Philly last night but got the cover, their sixth straight cover. The Thunder are 5-0 ATS playing with no days rest. I’m on the Thunder.