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The Cleveland Cavaliers head to FedExForum on Monday night for an 8:00 PM matchup with the Memphis Grizzlies, with FDSO carrying the broadcast. Cleveland comes in at 49-29, fourth in the East, and has won two straight after beating Indiana 117-108 on Sunday. Memphis is 25-53, 11th in the West, and trying to stop a four-game slide after Sunday’s 131-115 loss in Milwaukee. This is one of those late-season games where motivation and depth both matter. Cleveland is still pushing to lock down home-court advantage in the first round, while Memphis is playing through a rough finish with a young, volatile rotation. The market has made the Cavaliers a heavy road favorite, and that is understandable, but the handicap is

The Philadelphia 76ers head to Frost Bank Center on Monday night for an 8:00 PM matchup with the San Antonio Spurs. Philadelphia comes in at 43-35 and still fighting to solidify its playoff position in the East, while San Antonio sits at 59-19 and has already established itself as one of the top teams in the West. That alone makes this a pretty interesting handicap. One team is chasing seeding security, the other is trying to keep sharp form heading into the postseason. The recent form matters too. The 76ers are coming off a rough 116-93 loss to Detroit, a game where the offense never really settled in. San Antonio, meanwhile, just went toe to toe with Denver and lost

The Portland Trail Blazers head to Ball Arena on Monday night for a 9:00 PM matchup with the Denver Nuggets, with KUNP carrying the broadcast. Portland comes in at 40-38 and riding a three-game winning streak after a 118-106 win over New Orleans, while Denver is 50-28 and has won eight straight after outlasting San Antonio 136-134 in overtime. There is a little bit of everything here for bettors: seeding pressure, a strong home-court edge, altitude, and a total that has been posted high for a reason. Portland is still fighting for play-in position in the West, so motivation is not an issue. Denver has a different kind of urgency. The Nuggets are still pushing for playoff positioning and they

Chicago heads to St. Petersburg for Monday’s 4:10 p.m. ET first pitch at Tropicana Field, where both clubs enter 4-5 but with very different moods. The Cubs just split a Sunday doubleheader in Cleveland after Saturday’s rainout, while the Rays won two of three in Minnesota and now come home for their first regular-season game back at the Trop since Hurricane Milton damaged the stadium in October 2024. Monday’s opener is sold out, marking Tampa Bay’s 20th straight home opener sellout, and the game will air on Marquee Sports Network, Rays.TV, and WMOR. This matchup also has a little more texture than the records suggest. Jameson Taillon gets the ball for Chicago, Shane McClanahan starts for Tampa Bay, and the