I was on a show in Cleveland today and we were discussing this game. Seems like the Clev D should be able to hold down the GS role players. Saw my friend and fellow sharp Alex S. Was on this too. Boom. Love an under.

The Cavs have taken over this year where the Warriors left off and perfected the shooting this year with record of 27-4. They have three straight wins over them including this year in November, 136-117, in Cleveland. The Cavs have won six straight games covering four of them and are No. 1 in shooting at 50.6%. The Warriors are a surprising No. 24 in the NBA at 44% shooting. The Warriors have lost six of their last eight with their last win against Phoenix. Cavs cover.

Trayce Jackson Davis has been a solid rotational player since entering the league as a 2nd round pick for the Warriors. He plays around 22-25 minutes a night and the majority of his scoring production comes on lobs, put backs, and hustle plays. He's facing what I consider the best interior defense in the league in Cleveland who have two DPOY candidates patrolling the paint in Jarrett Allen and Evan Mobley. Jackson-Davis has scored in double figures in five consecutive games however I think there is a good chance that streak comes to an end versus the Cavs. Id play this for 1u at 10.5.

This is fishy, but I'm in. Cavs blew up the Warriors, back when GS was playing well, at home, and were just a 3.5 point favorite. Now the Cavs are healthier and deeper and Warriors are beat up and struggling and we get the same number. I'll take it. Cans have covered 4 of 5 and 8 of 11 overall (4 of 6 on road). When a favorite of 1-4 points, they are 5-1 ATS covering by 2.5, 15.5 8.5, 10.5 and 20 points. Warriors D continues to struggle; big problem vs super balanced Cavs. GS 1-6 ATS last 7 games failing to cover by 10 pts on average. Have covered just 1 of last 6 at home, and that was second straight vs MIN.