Ronald Cabang

THE PLAY: Golden State Warriors +2.5 (-108)

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Analysis: The Golden State Warriors will host the Dallas Mavericks at the Chase Center on Sunday night in what looks like a bounce-back opportunity for Golden State. The Mavericks have been on a roll, winning 11 of their last 13 games, but this will be their 13th road game in the last 17 games. That heavy travel schedule can wear teams down, and history shows that teams with this kind of road grind struggle against the spread, going 111-168-1 ATS since 2019 if a team has at least eight road games in their previous ten games. Travel fatigue could be a real factor for Dallas, even if they've had several days of rest.

Golden State might be struggling recently, but this is still a team that plays much better at home, and the Chase Center crowd provides a big energy boost. The Warriors are coming off a tough one-point loss to the Rockets where they showed plenty of fight, rallying from 14 points down. Even if Stephen Curry is questionable, Golden State has solid contributors like Jonathan Kuminga and Buddy Hield who have stepped up offensively. The Warriors’ defense remains strong, holding opponents to 33% shooting from three this season, which could limit Dallas’ perimeter-heavy attack.

Lastly, the Mavericks’ recent success has come against weaker teams, and Golden State will be eager to snap their slump at home. If Curry and/or Wiggins plays, Golden State gets a huge lift offensively, and even without them, the Warriors’ home-court advantage and Dallas’ fatigue from their travel-heavy schedule will give the Warriors the edge. This play didn't make my premium card but I heavily lean towards the Warriors +2.5 – expect a close game with Golden State finding a way to grind out a win or cover.

 

THE PLAY: Baltimore Ravens -16.0 (-110)

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This game sets up as a one-sided battle where the Baltimore Ravens have every advantage over the struggling New York Giants. The Ravens’ offense, led by Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry, thrives on running the football, ranking 2nd in the NFL with 179.1 rushing yards per game. That spells trouble for the Giants, who are giving up 141.7 rushing yards per game and are now dealing with major injuries to key defensive players like Dexter Lawrence. Without their best run stoppers, the Giants won’t have an answer for Henry or Jackson, who will find plenty of room to run and extend drives.

On the other side, the Giants’ offense is a mess. Drew Lock or Tommy DeVito at quarterback won’t be able to take advantage of Baltimore’s weakness against the pass because New York’s offensive line is also banged up. Plus, Baltimore’s run defense is elite, allowing just 82.7 rushing yards per game (3rd best in the NFL), which means Tyrone Tracy Jr. will struggle to get anything going. The Giants already rank 32nd in scoring offense, putting up just 14.9 points per game, and it’s hard to see them finding success against a fired-up Ravens defense that’s had two weeks to prepare.

From a trend perspective, road favorites of more than two points off a loss as a home favorite are 55-22-4 ATS since the 2018 NFL season. If you include that the road favorite is off a bye week as well, that trend is undefeated since 2016! This trend backs the Ravens.

Baltimore is coming off a bye and a tough loss, which gives them extra motivation to dominate a weak opponent. With Jackson’s ability to exploit defenses and Henry running wild, Baltimore should build a big lead early and never look back. The Ravens -14 is the best bet here, as the Giants simply don’t have the firepower or defense to keep up.