B365. Also playable at over 13.5 points. Luke Kennard has emerged as yet another reliable option for the deep Grizzlies. He’s cleared this line in 10 of his last 11 games with at least 24 minutes - a mark he’s likely to hit with Ja Morant (doubtful) likely to sit out. The Bucks should be a plus matchup for him, as they rank 20th against spot up shooters, and allow the fourth most made threes.

Front end of a B2B for Memphis and likely without Ja Morant (doubtful). The Grizzlies are only a game over .500 away. Perhaps a bit of urgency for the Bucks as they try to build some momentum again heading into the break as they return home from a four-game trip having gone just 1-3. I also promise you that the Bucks players are aware they have lost six straight in the series and looked bad in Memphis on Halloween in a blowout. Morant had a triple-double and was plus-29.

The Memphis Grizzlies will continue to be without their star point guard Ja Morant. Sunday, they will take on a Milwaukee Bucks team that could be feeling the effects of returning from a four game West coast road trip. The tripe ended with consecutive double digit losses to Portland and San Antonio. As we’ve seen in the past the Bucks have been predictable during winning and losing streaks. Take the Grizzlies plus the points.

Bucks looking old and disjointed again. Have dropped 3 of 4 and all by 10+ points. When they have faced top competition they have failed - 3-6 ATS vs top 5 teams. They are just .500 covering at home and 5-6 ATS vs the West. Been getting outrun in the second half of games. Grizz are 14-4 ATS vs East, beat the Bucks by 23 earlier this season and have not failed to cover 3 straight games all season. I don't think that starts here. Bucks are 3-8 ATS with a rest disadvantage. Are we sure the right team is favored here? Grizz are really live for me here and will sprinkle on ML.