The Cavs are 3-0 but have beaten Toronto, Detroit and Washington, which this year is tantamount to Moe, Larry and Curly in the East. I'm definitely not saying they won't win here, but it's also their third game in a third different city in four nights. The Knicks are listing Josh Hart and Miles McBride as questionable but they are expected to play. New York is well rested after trashing Indiana on Friday.

The Cavaliers are 3-0 with all three of their wins coming by at least 12 points. That stat isn’t as impressive when you factor in that they played the Raptors, Pistons and Wizards, three teams that are a combined 1-7. After their blowout road loss to the Celtics in their season opener, the Knicks responded by defeating the Pacers by 25 points Friday. The Knicks were 27-14 at home last season, so I like their chances of dealing the Cavaliers their first loss of this season Monday.