Golden State has lost five straight games but Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson, and Andrew Wiggins should be fresh enough to hold off Los Angeles after taking Sunday off. Curry is averaging 37 points per game through three contests against the Clippers and the road team's wing defense will be weakened by the absence of Robert Covington. I like the Dubs' odds of improving to 3-1 against their divisional rivals with a convincing win.

Six is too many points to give up for a Warriors team that has lost nine of its last 11 games outright and failed to cover in nine of its last 11. The Clippers are tough. I wouldn't be surprised it they win straight up.

Through the Warriors haven't been able to stop anyone of late, the Clippers have been an upper-tier defense all season and I see the Warriors taking a bit to get their rhythm on the first game back home on the back end of a back-to-back (yes, I'm aware most of their key players didn't play in Denver). This one goes under, and I'm also taking the Clips getting six points in a two-team parlay.

Normally I'd worry about the Dubs playing the second of a road/home back-to-back, but they rested all their key players on Monday in Denver so it shouldn't be a big deal. The Clips have won five of six, but those five wins were against Houston and Lakers, two bad teams. LA will be without rotation player Robert Covington tonight. He's a good 3-and-D guy. I probably will parlay with Memphis if the Grizzlies face a Pelicans team without Brandon Ingram (questionable).