Both these teams are very thin due to injury/COVID, but I'm going to take the Clippers because Indiana is in worse shape down Malcolm Brogdon, Domantas Sabonis, Myles Turner, Goga Bitadze and most likely Oshae Brissett. The Clippers should dominate in the paint. LA has covered its past four but I see no point in taking +1.5 and will do the moneyline. LA did play Sunday but no one went heavy minutes as the Clips blew out the Hornets.

The Clippers beat the Pacers with Sabonis active earlier this month and have won four of their previous six games. Ty Lue has gotten creative with his rotations by ramping up playing time for Luke Kennard, Amir Coffey, and Justise Winslow. The trio has injected new life into Los Angeles on both ends, while Reggie Jackson and other staters have struggled. I like the road team's chances to knock off an Indiana team that could be missing all three of its best available bigs.