This is a play on the 2 guard v the Magic. They simply defend at an incredulous level against this position. Under.

This is a tough spot for Klay and Golden State on the second half of a B2B. After a brutal month of February where it looked like Klay Thompson had fallen off a proverbial cliff, he has certainly bounced back and shown he is still a solid player, albeit not the two way star he was for nearly a decade. That being said is a tough matchup against an elite Magic defense that excels defending the three point line. The Magic rank in the top five in nearly every defensive three point metric and I believe Klay will have to get a lot of shots up in order to eclipse this line.

Orlando certainly has the rest advantage having been off since Saturday, while it's the third road game in four nights for the Warriors -- although I doubt Steve Kerr rests anyone because the Dubs really can't afford to give away a game. The Magic have won 10 of 13 and they are duly motivated to avoid the play-in tournament. They have won five straight at home in the series.

GS was on a tear heading into BOS the first Sun in March. They are 4-7 since SU (BOS destroyed them), have starting to look a little old again, and are just 3-6 ATS in their last 9 and 2-3 in last 5 road games. The Magic had an ugly loss to a desperate Kings team and have been off since. GS played vs physical Heat team in MIA on Tues. ORL has failed to cover consecutive games at home only twice all season. I'm not seeing it happening again here. ORL 16-4 ATS as home favorite, 8-2 ATS last 10 at home, 16-8 ATS vs the West, 24-10 ATS at home. Magic are just 7-7 with rest advantage but I'll ride all other trends