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Fiorentina head to Via del Mare on Monday for a Serie A Matchweek 33 match that carries real weight at the bottom of the table. Lecce come into the round in 18th place, while Fiorentina sit 15th, so this is not some quiet lower-table game with nothing attached to it. Lecce are chasing survival, Fiorentina are trying to create separation from the mess below them, and that usually makes for a tense price-sensitive betting spot. The match kicks off at 6:45 p.m. UTC in Lecce. The recent form line is not hard to read. Lecce have dropped four of their last five league matches and, maybe more importantly, they have not scored since mid-March. Fiorentina are not exactly dominant, but

West Ham head to Selhurst Park on Monday night for a Matchweek 33 London derby that matters a lot more to the visitors than the table might suggest at first glance. Crystal Palace come in 13th on 42 points from 31 league matches, while West Ham sit 17th on 32 points from 32 matches, only one point above Tottenham and the relegation zone line. Palace are clear of the survival fight and still have room to climb, but West Ham are playing with immediate pressure on every sequence. There is another layer here, too. Palace are balancing league play with Europe after reaching the UEFA Conference League semi-finals, and they did it after a demanding two-leg quarter-final against Fiorentina. West

Game 2 of this Eastern Conference first-round series stays in Cleveland on Monday night, with tipoff set for 7:00 PM at Rocket Arena and the Cavaliers trying to turn their 1-0 series lead into real control before the matchup shifts north. Cleveland took the opener 126-113, and it looked like the cleaner, steadier team once the game settled in. Toronto finished the regular season 46-36 and grabbed the No. 5 seed in the East, while Cleveland went 52-30 and earned home court as the No. 4 seed. Fans can catch this one on NBC. This is a pretty interesting adjustment spot because the Raptors were not overmatched for the full 48 minutes. They just lost the shot-quality battle too often

Game 2 in this Eastern Conference first-round series stays at Madison Square Garden on Monday night, with tipoff set for 8:00 PM and the Knicks trying to build on their 1-0 series lead after a 113-102 win in the opener. Atlanta enters off a 46-36 regular season that was better than it looked at midyear, while New York finished 53-29 and turned Game 1 into the kind of half-court, physical playoff game it usually prefers. The setup is simple enough: the Hawks need a cleaner offensive night and better control of the glass, while the Knicks want another steady home performance with Jalen Brunson setting the tone. There is at least one important availability angle to watch before lock. Onyeka