Cavs power forward Evan Mobley was more aggressive offensively after the All-Star Break and he averaged 18.3 points over his past 10 games. He remains a willing passer, however. In his last five games (not counting his 12-minute cameo in the final regular-season game), Mobley notched four-plus assists every time. He hasn't had fewer than three assists since March 15. With Julius Randle is expected to play but could be limited due to his ankle injury. That should only help Mobley's matchup. Go Over 17.5 combined points and assists.

According to most defensive metrics the Cleveland Cavaliers had the best perimeter defense in the NBA. The Cavs surrendered the fewest points to opposing back courts and it should come at no surprise he was held under this line in four meetings against the Cavs this season. Barrett averaged 15 points and shoot 42% from the field. I think he might find his opportunities even further limited with the likely return of Julius Randle (tentatively expected to play) and the emergence of Immanuel Quickley. Even if Randle sits, I think this is a great spot to fade Barrett who has long been an inefficient scorer that does little else.