The Best NBA Systems for Monday

The NBA can reclaim the basketball bettors today after being in the background the previous four days. Ten games are available for wagering purposes with an unusually high six road favorites in action. Here is a look at five of them in the very best systems in professional basketball this evening.

Miami (-6, 187) at New Jersey 7:00E YES

As New Jersey continues to chase history, in the negative sense for the worst record ever in the NBA, they find themselves in terrible position. The Nets don’t shoot or defend and tonight’s foe Miami is off their best defensive effort of the season, holding Charlotte to 29.2 shooting as the Bobcats totaled only 71 points. In this instance, play against home teams shooting 43 percent or less, with a defense that allows 46 percent or more, against opponent that conceded 35 percent or less in previous outing. This system rings up in the Heat’s favor at 23-5 ATS.

Toronto (-4.5, 217) at Minnesota

The purple dinosaurs are 1-11-1 against the spread in last 13 tries, while trying to hang on to last playoff slot in the Eastern Conference. In a matchup of two of the worst defensive teams in the league (Raptors 28th, T-Wolves 29th in points allowed), the UNDER is 41-10 when the total is greater than or equal to 210 and a club like Toronto is beaten by the spread by 30 or more points total in their last five games, with a winning percentage of between 45-55 percent on the season.

Dallas (-5, 203.5) at New Orleans

The Hornets just completed a 1-4 road trip and return home to play five games at home, with three of the team’s division leaders, which includes Dallas tonight. When two squads have plus/minus scoring average of three or less after 42 games, play against the home team if they trailed by 10 or more points in their last two encounters at halftime. Dating back to 1996, this system is 39-13 ATS.

Memphis (-2, 206) at Sacramento

The Grizzlies were the latest team to grill Golden State’s cavalier attitude towards defense, winning 123-107 as nine-point home favorites. Memphis attempted 98 shots in that contest, which was one off their season high. The Grizzlies are seventh in the NBA in scoring at 102.7 points per game and teams averaging better than 102 PPG off a blowout win of 15 or more points, taking on above average offense (98-102 PPG), with a line +3 to -3, are 32-10 ATS since 2005.

Phoenix (-4.5, 243.5) at Golden State

The Phoenix Suns have won their last four games at the purple palace and take to the road for the first since Mar. 3. With the way Golden State is playing defense, road favorites of 3.5 to 9.5 points vs. division opponents, off three or more consecutive home wins are 45-17 ATS.

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