We played Under 34.5 on Shai Gilgeous-Alexander last week and that won -- and I see no reason not to go back to it. Yeah, some key Thunder guys are out, but nearly all of the good Bucks players are sitting led by Giannis and Dame. Thus, this has blowout potential with Milwaukee in the second of a B2B and maybe SGA doesn't even play the fourth quarter.

This feels at least a point too high for Isiah Hartenstein who averages 11.7 PPG, however that number has dropped to 9.3 PPG since January 1st. He's also face a deplete Bucks team whose strength is their interior defense and have been tough on opposing Centers. It wouldnt shock me if Hartenstein didnt play his usual minutes considering OKC are 15 point favorites at home against a shorthanded Bucks squad.

Milwaukee has lost four of their last five. The Bucks played last night and lost by 13 to the Grizzlies. OKC has lost two of their last four but they had the night off after beating Sacramento by 34. A well-rested OKC will enforce their No. 1 defense that allows 43% shooting on Milwaukee. OKC is 38-10 straight up and 30-15-3 against the spread. Picking on the Bucks struggle, Thunder to cover.