What a surprise, the Cavaliers are big underdogs again. Despite being overlooked on a regular basis, they are 12-6-1 ATS this season as underdogs. When they have had between +6 and +9 odds, they are 6-2 ATS. This has the potential to be a close, low-scoring affair between two teams that rank inside the top 10 in the league in defensive rating. Give me the points.

The Heat were without Jimmy Butler and Tyler Herro in Monday's loss to the Nuggets, and both could return tonight. However, I still like the Cavaliers to keep this one close. They've won eight of their last 10 games with Evan Mobley in the lineup, and they're 14-6-1 ATS this season. They allow 102.6 points per game, second-fewest in the NBA, and they hold opponents to 32.9 percent from deep, which ranks sixth. Grab the points.