Only one of Philadelphia’s last five games went Over the total and that was the 116-114 win against Orlando, which went to OT. Had it not been for overtime, it would have been five straight Unders coming into tonight’s tilt.

After winning the first five games with James Harden in the lineup, the Sixers have lost two of the last three. That’s after falling 114-110 at home to Denver on Monday, a game where they had a 15-point lead after one quarter but could not hold.

Speaking of holding, that is what Cleveland is desperately trying to do with the six seed in the Eastern Conference so they can avoid the play-in round. A 120-111 win over the Clippers Monday night definitely helped, but it took overtime.

The Cavs are one of the better defensive teams in the league - especially at home where they are 16-4 in their last 20 games. At the Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse, they are giving up just 100.9 points per game. The Under is 22-9 here.

I don’t see Evan Mobley matching the production from his last game, which was a career-best 30 points. As a team, Cleveland has not topped 106 in regulation in any of its last three games. Philadelphia has not topped 110 in regulation in four of its last five games. Take the Under.