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The NBA spotlight shines on Ball Arena this Monday night as the new-look Cleveland Cavaliers (32-21) continue their Western Conference road trip against the Denver Nuggets (34-19). This matchup is loaded with intrigue, primarily centered on James Harden’s rapid integration into the Cleveland lineup. “The Beard” wasted no time making an impact, dropping 23 points and 8 assists in a debut win against Sacramento just days after being traded for Darius Garland. Denver, meanwhile, is finding its footing after an injury-riddled stretch. Nikola Jokic recently made history by passing Oscar Robertson for second all-time in career triple-doubles, and he’ll need every bit of that playmaking tonight. The Nuggets are slight home underdogs in a game that features two of the

The Charlotte Hornets are currently riding the highest wave of their season as they prepare to host the Detroit Pistons at the Spectrum Center this Monday. Tip-off is set for 7:00 PM on FDSS, and for a Charlotte team that has clawed its way into the 10th spot in the Eastern Conference, this game represents a massive litmus test. They have won nine straight games, matching their longest win streak in over twenty-five years, and a victory tonight would mark a double-digit run that few saw coming. Detroit arrives as the undisputed king of the East right now with a 38-13 record and a defense that has been suffocating opponents all year. The Pistons are coming off a massive forty-point

The Chicago Bulls head into Barclays Center this Monday night looking like a completely different squad than the one we saw just a few weeks ago. Tip-off is scheduled for 7:30 PM on YES, and for bettors, this is a tricky game to handicap given the massive roster turnover in Chicago. The Bulls currently sit at 24-29 and are desperately trying to snap a four-game losing streak, while the 14-37 Brooklyn Nets are coming off a rare blowout win over Washington and looking to see if their young core can string two performances together. It is a strange situation where the Bulls dominated this matchup back in mid-January, but almost none of the key contributors from that win are still

Super Bowl LX lands at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara on Sunday night, and it’s a rematch that feels familiar even if the rosters and coaches are almost entirely new. New England gets here at 14-3 with Mike Vrabel restoring a defense-first identity, while Seattle also finished 14-3 and has been the most consistent profile in the league when it comes to pressure, coverage speed, and eliminating explosives. The betting conversation starts with the quarterbacks. Drake Maye has played like a franchise guy all season and brings real mobility into this matchup, but he’s also taken too much heat in the playoffs. Sam Darnold has been efficient enough to get Seattle here, yet the turnover risk never fully disappears, especially