A new week is upon us, but before we get our to-do list prepared for the days ahead; let's get into some NBA games that are on deck for Sunday. From the Wizards paying a visit to the Nets in Brooklyn to the Pacers facing off against the 76ers, we have the NBA best bets today: expert picks for Sunday, November 12 set to go for your betting pleasure.
NBA Best Bets
The team logos in the table below represent each of the matchups that our NBA betting staff is targeting from today's slate of games. Click on the team logos for any of the matchups below to navigate to a specific bet discussed in this article.
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Wizards vs. Nets
Spence Dinwiddie hasn't erupted like I thought he might with Cam Thomas out, but against his old team — and a former teammate in Kyle Kuzma who he's had beef with — I think that'll change.
Dinwiddie's points should rebound some time. This is his worst scoring season since… well… that time with the Washington Wizards a few years ago. He came up as a high IQ, pass-first, low turnover point guard with the Nets in 2016-17 (after a forgettable two years with the Pistons) before transforming into more of a combo guard, often with a scoring first mentality on select nights.
He's gotten back to his pass-first ways, but the Nets will need that downhill scoring element he hasn't showcased enough this season in order for them to have a better chance at winning games, yes, even against these Wizards.
Dinwiddie's gotten over 12.5 points just twice this season, and to me, he's due to break this slump. Who better than the Wizards?
Pick: Spencer Dinwiddie over 12.5 points (-120)
Pacers vs. 76ers
By Joe Dellera
Tyrese Haliburton has had an incredible start to the season. He is averaging 23.6 points and 11.6 assists per game while recording a double double in 7 of 8 games.
Tonight, the Pacers face off against the 76ers who have been one of the league’s best teams on both offense and defense em route to a 7-1 record. Despite their strong defensive figures, Haliburton presents Philly with their toughest task yet from the point guard position.
Haliburton is basically a walking double double at this point, and his odds at -140 are far too short to record one especially considering he logged 10+ assists in all 3 games against Philly last season. Alternatively, over 10.5 assists is a fine play. He has exceeded that line in 6/8 games and with Philadelphia playing faster this season without James Harden this contest should be packed with scoring opportunities.