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The Detroit Pistons enter Monday’s matchup riding a six-game winning streak, powered by Cade Cunningham and Jalen Duren. The Washington Wizards, meanwhile, are mired in an eight-game skid and sit at the bottom of the Eastern Conference. Detroit leads the East at 8-2 and looks to extend its dominance at home against a rebuilding Wizards squad. Detroit opened as a double-digit favorite and held firm at -12. The total sits at 234.5, reflecting Washington’s fast pace and defensive struggles. See full NBA odds for market movement. Cunningham is averaging 29.2 points and 11.2 assists during the win streak, while Duren adds 23.5 points and 13.5 rebounds. Detroit ranks 3rd in points allowed (110.5) and 2nd in opponent FG% (42.4%). Their

The Los Angeles Clippers return home looking to snap a four-game losing streak as they host the Atlanta Hawks at the Intuit Dome. Atlanta has won four of its last six and is coming off a dominant 122-102 win over the Lakers despite missing four of its top scorers. The Clippers, meanwhile, continue to struggle without Kawhi Leonard and have dropped three straight at home. The Clippers opened as modest favorites despite their recent skid. The total has held steady at 222.5, reflecting Atlanta’s pace and L.A.’s scoring inconsistency. See full NBA odds for market movement. Atlanta’s depth has stepped up in the absence of Trae Young, Jalen Johnson, Kristaps Porzingis, and Nickeil Alexander-Walker. Mouhamed Gueye and Zaccharie Risacher combined

The Phoenix Suns return home riding a 4-1 stretch and looking to build momentum despite losing Jalen Green to a hamstring injury. They’ll host the New Orleans Pelicans, who have dropped seven of their first nine games but saw a breakout performance from Trey Murphy III in Saturday’s loss to San Antonio. Phoenix opened as a strong favorite at home, where they’re 4-1 this season. The total sits at 228.5, reflecting both teams’ scoring potential and defensive gaps. See full NBA odds for market movement. Devin Booker continues to lead the way, nearly posting a triple-double (21-10-9) in Saturday’s win over the Clippers. With Jalen Green sidelined again, Grayson Allen and Collin Gillespie will see increased backcourt minutes. The Suns

The Chicago Bulls host the San Antonio Spurs at the United Center on Monday night, hoping to snap a two-game skid and contain a rejuvenated Spurs squad led by De’Aaron Fox and Victor Wembanyama. San Antonio enters with a 7-2 record and fresh momentum after Fox’s season debut, while Chicago looks to recover from blown leads and late-game execution issues in recent losses to Milwaukee and Cleveland. San Antonio opened as a slight road favorite, with the line holding steady after Fox’s return. The total sits at 234, reflecting both teams’ offensive upside and recent defensive lapses. See full NBA odds for market movement. Fox returned with 24 points on 64% shooting, leading eight Spurs in double figures. Wembanyama added