Timmy_the_Greek

you also have to like the fact that it's a thursday game.  not sure of the exact o/u record, but these games tend to be sloppy and stay Under. 

i dont see KC having the type of quick strike passing offense that can take advantage of philly's secondary either.

GL

Washington +6

This is the role you look to 'play on' the Wizards--as a dog, stepping up in class.  Washington owns SU/ATS wins over the likes of Denver, Houston, Brooklyn, NYK and LAC in the past month.  Their short term ATS skid (3-5 L8G) has largely come as a favorite, a role that they've struggled with.  But I think it's created some value here.  Their previous 2 matchups with Brooklyn this season were a 115-113 OT loss and an 89-74 win.  The Wizards are a solid defensive team and are 17-10-1 ATS in road games, 22-6-1 vs >.500 opponents, and 7-3 at NJ/Brk.  The Nets have a meeting @ Atl tomorrow night, who is a half game behind them in the conference standings...so there's the possibility of a 'look ahead' here.

GL!

Denver -5

Sure it's square, but I still think there's value with the Nuggets.  They've won the previous 2 matchups this season by 28 and 25 points.  Denver owns the NBA's best transition offense while Sacto is among the league's worst in transition defense.  The Nuggets also hit the offensive glass better than any other team, while the Kings are among the worst in terms of defensive rebounding (Denver with 51-40 and 52-42 rebounding edges in 1st 2 matchups).  The Kings are also awful protecting the paint, another spot where the Denver offense is successful.  I don't worry about Denver in the 2nd night of B2B's, as they are one of the NBA's deepest teams and have won 11 of their last 16 in that role. 

GL!