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Minnesota and Cleveland wrap a rare home-and-home on Saturday afternoon, this time at Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse. The Timberwolves just tagged the Cavaliers for 131 points on Thursday, hit 20 threes, and used a third-quarter avalanche to take control. Anthony Edwards keeps driving the engine, and Minnesota’s offense looks like it has multiple ways to punish you right now. Cleveland has to answer in the rematch with better early-game composure and a much cleaner defensive plan. The Cavs dug too deep of a hole in Minnesota, then spent the fourth quarter trying to steal it back. At home, the urgency should be there from the opening tip, and the market is pricing in a Cavaliers response. These are the current betting

Miami gets an unexpected breather after the Chicago game was postponed, and that matters after the way the Heat looked in their last outing. They were blown off the floor in Minnesota, and the film is ugly, but the schedule now gives them a clean reset before walking into Indianapolis. Indiana finally stopped the bleeding with a tight road win at Charlotte, and you could feel the relief. The problem is what comes next. Can the Pacers carry that energy home, or does the defense slide back into the same habits that fueled the skid in the first place? These are the current betting lines, and bettors should keep monitoring latest NBA odds as rotation news and market pressure settle

Dallas is trying to come out of this three-game road swing with a winning trip, but the entire handicap changes with Anthony Davis now dealing with left-hand ligament damage and an uncertain timetable. If he’s out, the Mavericks lose a stabilizer on both ends, especially in half-court defense and late-game rebounding. That shifts more creation onto the guards and puts extra scoring responsibility on Cooper Flagg and Klay Thompson. Chicago hasn’t played since a midweek home game was postponed due to unsafe floor conditions, so the Bulls effectively get a surprise rest day before hosting Dallas at the United Center. They also enter on a three-game losing streak, and the emphasis is clear: more physicality inside, better fourth-quarter resistance, and

The Florida Gators enter 10-5 and look to defend their home court, while the Tennessee Volunteers aim to bounce back from a conference-opening loss in this SEC rivalry clash at Exactech Arena in Gainesville. Tennessee opened as the slight favorite, with the line reflecting confidence in their offensive balance and recent form. Current market: Track updates and sharper angles on College Basketball Odds. Florida averages 82.1 points per game, with Thomas Haugh, Rueben Chinyelu, and Walter Clayton Jr. leading the offense. Haugh (17.5 ppg, 12 rebounds vs Georgia) provides versatility, while Chinyelu anchors the glass (10.3 rpg). Their 10-5 overall record and 1-1 SEC mark underscore inconsistency, though their win over Georgia showed resilience and home-court energy. Coach Todd Golden