Mr. East

This game fits a situation that is 401-279 ATS and the play is on the over.

The San Antonio Spurs have won 48 or more games for 20 straight seasons, but at 20-23 this year looks like their worst in decades. They had 16 of those seasons losing 10 or fewer games at home, and already have 10 home losses this season and are an overrated 7-15 ATS at home. Needless to say, they are getting too much respect for past success. The Suns still have more needs but are 1 win shy of the entire 2018 total, so they are considerably improved. Phoenix has a 1-16 SU record in San Antonio playing into the line here as well. These are teams headed in the opposite direction, with Phoenix in a 155-88 ATS spot, I am riding the Suns here. Make the play on Phoenix.

Many felt that the loss of Khwai Leonard was going to spell doom for the Toronto Raptors, but the core-4 that remain despite each missing at least 10 games on the season has produced a 30-14 record. The Raptors had the same amount of losses at this time last season. The injuries held this team down as they went 10-10 over a 20 game stretch (20-4 otherwise), and have nor been surging winning 5 straight. The Knicks have not won more than 32 games in 5 years, and this is likely going to be the 6th. This sure doesn't look like the spot where the Knicks show up as Toronto is in a 208-108 ATS situation. Make the play on Toronto.

The Big-10 is well moted for its homecourt advantage, and Purdue has been the epitome of that registering a 52-26-2 ATS mark in their last 80 home games. Wisconsin isn't as good as they have been in recent years especially on the road where they shoot just 39% and just 26% from 3. Purdue shoots very well at home and has been taking out point spreads here with regularity. Make the play on Purdue.

Jim Jones has done a great job at Yale and while he lost a lot from a year ago, he has already reloaded and his Bulldog team is poised for another Ivy title. yale shoots the ball well and plays suffocating defense and has limited opponents to 36.5% shooting on the season and just 27.5% from deep. Brown at 7-7 on the season shoots the ball poorly and will be hard-pressed to keep up in this one. Yale beat Brown last week by 14 in New Haven, despite shooting 34%. Yale fits in a mega-situation that is 80-29 ATS and a subset of 28-1-1 ATS. Strong play here on Yale.