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At 7:00 ET, the Cleveland Cavaliers (-301) will host the Indiana Pacers (+247) in a divisional matchup. The Cavaliers are favored by 7.5 points, and the over/under line is set at 230. This game will be played at Rocket Arena in Cleveland and can be seen on TNT. The Pacers are 50-32 and currently 4th in the Eastern Conference, while the Cavaliers are 64-18 and 1st in the East. The Pacers improved to 50-32 on the season with a 129-109 win over the Cavaliers on Sunday. Indiana, who were +5.5 point underdogs, not only won but covered the spread with a +20 point victory. The total points for the game ended at 238, surpassing the O/U line of 230.5. Indiana

At 9:30 ET, the Oklahoma City Thunder (-484) will host the Denver Nuggets (+368) in a Western Northwest Division matchup. The over/under line for this game is 221 points. Oklahoma City (-10.5) is 68-14 and leads the Western Conference. Denver (50-32) is 4th in the West and 2nd in the Northwest. Denver’s season record fell to 50-32 after a 92-87 home loss to the Thunder on Sunday. Despite being +7 point underdogs, the Nuggets kept it close, losing by just five. The game’s total score of 179 points was well below the O/U line of 228.5. Denver looked poised for an upset after a strong 3rd quarter, where they outscored OKC 33-21 and went on a 10-0 run. However, the

The Detroit Tigers didn’t just win the opener of their series against the Boston Red Sox—they exploded for 14 runs, including a nine-run third inning that left little doubt by the fourth. After getting silenced by the Texas Rangers over the weekend, Detroit’s bats erupted at home to grab early control of this three-game set. As we head into Tuesday’s matchup, the Red Sox hand the ball to Brayan Bello in hopes of halting the momentum, while the Tigers turn to a bullpen opener with Tyler Holton leading into young arm Keider Montero. For bettors, fantasy players, and fans alike, this game sets up as a tone-setter—and there’s value to be found on both sides. For real-time odds and stats,

The Cleveland Guardians couldn’t have asked for a better start to their interleague series against the Milwaukee Brewers on Monday night. Jose Ramirez put on a show—again—stealing three bases, scoring twice, and pushing Cleveland to a dominant 5–0 win. As the Guardians go for a series win Tuesday, all eyes are on Ramirez and a Brewers team that’s not just struggling on the field—but also unraveling on the injury front. Before you lock in bets for Game 2, track movement on the MLB Odds & Scores page and review lineup trends via our MLB Team Page. With his three stolen bases Monday, Ramirez tied a career high and now sits third in franchise history with 255 steals. That performance came