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At 7:30 ET, the Knicks (+209) will host the Celtics (-251) in a divisional matchup. The Celtics are currently favored by 6 points and have a record of 61-21. The Knicks are 3rd in the East and have a record of 51-31. The over/under line is currently set at 208.5. This game will be played at Madison Square Garden in New York and can be seen on ESPN. Boston improved to 61-21 this season with a 115-93 win over the Knicks on Saturday. The Celtics, who were -6 point favorites, covered the spread with the win. The game’s total points of 208 fell just short of the 209.5 O/U line. Boston took control early, leading 36-20 after the 1st quarter

There’s good news out of Houston—Jose Altuve won’t need a trip to the injured list, and that alone sets the tone for what could be a key home series against the red-hot Kansas City Royals. While the Astros are still finding consistency, they come into this series on a high note after blanking the Reds 6-0 and getting a strong dose of bullpen and starting depth. Across the field, the Royals have quietly become one of the best stories in the American League. Even with a Sunday loss to Boston, they’ve won 16 of their last 20 and boast one of the most balanced rosters in baseball. This isn’t just another early-season matchup—it’s a temperature check for two teams heading

At 10:00 ET, the Timberwolves (-213) will travel to San Francisco to take on the Warriors (+180) in a Western Conference matchup. Minnesota is currently favored by 5.5 points and has won two straight games. The over/under line for this game is 200.5. ESPN will have TV coverage for this game, which will be played at Chase Center. Golden State (-213) is currently 7th in the Western Conference and has lost two straight games. Minnesota (-213) is 6th in the West and 3rd in the Northwest Division. The Timberwolves improved to 49-33 on the season with a 102-97 win over the Warriors on Saturday. Minnesota, favored by 5.5 points, didn’t cover the spread, and the total points of 199 fell

The San Diego Padres may have dropped the finale in Colorado, but their spirits remain sky-high. With a fresh six-game homestand starting Monday night at Petco Park, the Padres welcome the struggling Los Angeles Angels for a three-game showdown between two California teams moving in very different directions. The Padres just wrapped up a 6-3 road trip, including a sweep in Pittsburgh and a pair of convincing wins in Colorado. Despite Sunday’s 9-3 loss, they hit .375 over the weekend and got reinforcements back from the IL. That’s not just a solid trip—that’s momentum. Meanwhile, the Angels continue to spiral. They’ve now lost 18 of their last 25 games, plagued by an anemic offense and inconsistent pitching. Their most reliable