The Cavs have a duo of bigs who are tearing teams up and all the rebounding from the guards the Warriors live on defensively might not hold up here. Steph still getting his legs under him, Warriors weary from the road and the Cavs have been starting games hot and seem committed to pushing Boston for the top seed. Donovan Mitchell can get to the rim here and I like the Cavs to win a close game at home.

Cleveland is the NBA's last unbeaten and while the Warriors are certainly capable of ending that, no offense to the Cavs but this feels like Letdown City for the Dubs off Wednesday's win in Boston. It's also Golden State's fourth different city since Saturday, and it has an even bigger game up next at Oklahoma City. So while a Warriors victory would not shock, there seem to be a lot of intangibles against them. BTW, this is only the 21st time in NBA history a team with an undefeated home record faces a team with an unblemished road record (minimum four games played each).