Jazz rookie Keyonte George is getting massive minutes, but he hasn't been efficient offensively. In March he shot 38.9 percent from the field. He's actually gone Under this scoring prop in nine straight games now. On Tuesday he faces a Cavs team that plays at the sixth-slowest pace and owns the seventh-best defense.

Another day, another fade of Jarrett Allen. First and foremost this is a chunky combo line for Allen, even with Donovan Mitchell out of the lineup. As I've previously laid out, Allen benefits most from Evan Mobley's absence. Allens field goal attempts and usage rate remains fairly similar with and without Mitchell in the lineup. I also think this matchup is tougher than it may appear at first glance. The Jazz are without John Collins which has elevated Walker Kessler to the starting lineup. Kessler hasn't played great this season, but last year was an absolute force defensively, particularly defending the paint.

Down two of their top three scorers (Lauri Markkanen and Jordan Clarkson), the Jazz might be hard-pressed to put up some big scoring numbers tonight at the Delta Center. Defense, however, is what has been missing lately for Utah, allowing 121 ppg across the past month, and likely to start converting into more "overs" like Sunday's loss at Sacto. Meanwhile the Cavs are "over" 6-1 their last seven even with reduced contributions from top scorer Donovan Mitchell, who recently returned to active duty after a couple of extended absences in March. Play Cavs-Jazz "Over"

The Cleveland Cavaliers should have no problem finding motivation for today’s matchup against the Utah Jazz. They come in off a dreadful twenty nine point loss against the Denver Nuggets, and will be facing Donovan Mitchell’s old team in the Jazz. This is an opportunity to play a complete game in what has been a tough stretch for the Cavaliers. Lay it with Cleveland.