NBA

Oklahoma City enters at 4-1 with a 3-0 home mark, holding opponents to 104.6 points per game while posting a 44.0 field goal percentage and a 30.9 three-point percentage. Cleveland is 3-2 overall and 0-2 on the road, scoring 119.8 points per game but also carrying a 1-4 record against the spread profile and a 2-3 under record. The Cavaliers have been more efficient offensively, with a 46.8 field goal percentage and 36.7 from deep, but Oklahoma City’s defense and home-court numbers point to a slower, tighter game than Cleveland’s scoring average alone would suggest.
Oklahoma City should have a slight edge at home in a game that projects to stay controlled rather than turn into a fast-paced scoring exchange. Cleveland’s offensive numbers are strong, but Oklahoma City’s defensive efficiency, home record, and lower scoring profile all point to a tighter finish. The best read is a narrow Thunder win with a projected final of 112-111 and a total of 223, which supports the under as the cleanest value position.