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The Cleveland Cavaliers (29–21) visit the Portland Trail Blazers (23–26) at Moda Center on Thursday night, with tip-off scheduled for 9:00 PM ET. Portland is on the edge of the play-in race in the West, while Cleveland looks to continue climbing the East standings. This game offers value for bettors focused on injury implications, rotation depth, and form trends entering February. The Trail Blazers are fading, both SU and ATS, with multiple injuries gutting their perimeter and second unit. Meanwhile, Cleveland has stayed afloat despite dealing with their own injury bugs, thanks to improved bench play and steadier late-game execution. With the Cavs favored on the road and a total hovering near 230, the betting angles are clear: one team

The Oklahoma City Thunder host the Denver Nuggets at Paycom Center on Thursday night, tipping off at 8:00 PM ET. Denver (32-18) comes in as the West’s third seed, while OKC (34-15) sits just behind the top spot. This is more than just a midseason matchup—it’s a barometer game for two teams with legitimate conference title hopes. Both squads are trending well, but the spot feels a bit different for each. Denver is wrapping up a long road trip and trying to steady their rotation with injuries affecting depth. Meanwhile, the Thunder have dominated at home all season and look to keep their grip on the West’s elite tier. Bettors are dialed in with OKC laying points and the total

Vegas closes the weekend with a Pacific Division matchup in Anaheim, and the market is basically calling this a coin flip. The Golden Knights are 25-15-14 under Bruce Cassidy and still sitting on top of the division, while the Ducks are 28-23-3 with Joel Quenneville trying to keep them in the race for seeding and momentum. This one is at the Honda Center with a late puck drop (9:30 PM ET) on ESPN. The total is hung at 6.5, which tells you the books are expecting chances, but the side price is tight enough that injuries and the confirmed goalie matters more than usual. These are the current betting lines, and bettors should keep tracking the latest NHL odds as

Boston and Tampa Bay get the outdoor stage at Raymond James Stadium on Sunday night, and the setup is as unique as the matchup. This is a rivalry game with real stakes, but it’s also a one-off environment where wind, sightlines, and ice quality can change the way a normal NHL script plays out. Puck drop is set for 6:30 PM, with ESPN carrying the broadcast. The Bruins enter at 32-20-3 and sitting in the wild-card mix, but they’re traveling shorthanded down the middle. Tampa Bay is 34-14-4, sitting on top of the Atlantic, and they’ve been rolling for weeks with an elite combination of scoring punch and goaltending. The market prices that gap, with the Lightning laying a heavy