HomeRight ArrowNBA

NBA Picks, Odds, Props, Predictions for Tuesday, November 18

NBA Picks, Odds, Props, Predictions for Tuesday, November 18 article feature image
8 min read
Credit:

Action Network/Imagn Images: Jaylen Brown, Devin Booker, LeBron James, Steph Curry & Draymond Green

The NBA regular season is back with another solid slate of games on Tuesday night, with a total of six matchups on the docket scheduled for today, featuring an excellent nationally televised doubleheader on NBC, as Grizzlies vs Spurs takes center stage at 8:00 p.m. ET, followed by Suns vs Trail Blazers at 11:00 p.m. ET.

Our staff of basketball betting experts dug into the latest odds and identified NBA picks for all six of tonight's matchups.

Continue below for our NBA picks, odds, props, and predictions for Tuesday, November 18.

NBA Picks, Odds, Props, Predictions: Tuesday, November 18

GameTime (ET)Pick
Memphis Grizzlies LogoSan Antonio Spurs Logo
8 p.m.
Golden State Warriors LogoOrlando Magic Logo
7 p.m.
Boston Celtics LogoBrooklyn Nets Logo
7:30 p.m.
Detroit Pistons LogoAtlanta Hawks Logo
7:30 p.m.
Utah Jazz LogoLos Angeles Lakers Logo
10:30 p.m.
Phoenix Suns LogoPortland Trail Blazers Logo
11 p.m.
Specific betting recommendations come from the sportsbook offering preferred odds as of writing. Always shop for the best price using our NBA Odds page, which automatically surfaces the best lines for every game.

Playbook

Grizzlies vs. Spurs

Memphis Grizzlies Logo
Tuesday, November 18
8 p.m. ET
NBC
San Antonio Spurs Logo
Zach Edey Over 19.5 Points + Rebounds (-110)
BetMGM Logo

By Joe Dellera

The Grizzlies face off against the Spurs who are now without Victor Wembanyama for the next few weeks.

Memphis has returned their own big in Zach Edey, who they sorely missed on the interior.

Edey came back and played 24 minutes in his debut and put up 13 points and 7 rebounds against a tough Cavaliers team.

He looked looked healthy and showed no signs of rust at all.

Now, this used to be a much tougher matchup with Wemby, but with Kornet as their primary big, now it's a matchup that Edey can win. Or, if they go small, Edey can dominate with his sheer size.

I wouldn’t expect more than 28 minutes tonight, but still think this is a good opportunity and price for this prop.

Pick: Zach Edey Over 19.5 Points + Rebounds (-110)



Warriors vs. Magic

Golden State Warriors Logo
Tuesday, November 18
7 p.m. ET
NBA League Pass
Orlando Magic Logo
Anthony Black Under 18.5 Points, Rebounds, & Assists (-118)
Caesars Sportsbook Logo

By Kyle Murray

This may be a bit of a bet on the availability of Jalen Suggs, but I do think that Suggs plays, and even if he doesn't, I think that there is still a chance this would project as an under spot for Black.

He gets a tough matchup against the Warriors tonight, who have a top-10 defense and are a neutral matchup in terms of pace.

I project Black for closer to 14.5 PRA in this spot.

Pick: Anthony Black Under 18.5 Points, Rebounds, & Assists (-118)



Celtics vs. Nets

Boston Celtics Logo
Tuesday, November 18
7:30 p.m. ET
NBA League Pass
Brooklyn Nets Logo
Under 222.5 (-110)
bet365 Logo

By Bet Labs

This system focuses on early season NBA games where sharp line movement and public bias create value on the under.

When totals drop from open to close despite heavy public action favoring the over, it signals that professional bettors see inflated expectations for scoring.

Early in the season, teams are still finding rhythm, rotations are inconsistent, and defensive energy tends to outpace offensive efficiency.

The market often overestimates early offensive output, while sharp money corrects the number downward.

By siding with this adjustment and fading public optimism, this system captures the predictive edge of informed movement and early season unders that outperform inflated lines.

NBA Icon
Evan Abrams – Line vs. Public Unders, Road Warriors
the game is played during the Regular season
betting on the Under
the over/under % is between 0% and 40%
the o/u change from open to close is between -100 and -1
Did the home team make the postseason last year: N
Did the visitor team make the postseason last year: Y
the home team's game number is between 1 and 24
$4,288
WON
217-163-6
RECORD
57%
WIN%

Pick: Under 222.5 (-110)



Pistons vs. Hawks

Detroit Pistons Logo
Tuesday, November 18
7:30 p.m. ET
NBA League Pass
Atlanta Hawks Logo
Over 230.5 (-110)
bet365 Logo

By Michael Fiddle

Despite the absence of Trae Young, the Hawks are actually playing faster, not slower, and this matchup sets up well for another high-tempo game.

The Hawks have scored north of 120 in three straight games, with the lone exception coming against the Clippers; a team that drags opponents into a slow, grinding tempo.

Whether it’s Jalen Johnson, Dyson Daniels or Zaccharie Risacher, whoever collects the rebound just goes.

That faster decision-making creates more possessions, and more possessions create more points.

I like the over even more if Cade Cunningham suits up for Detroit.

Getting an offensive hub like Cade back would likely push this total closer to 232 by tipoff.

Pick: Over 230.5 (-110)



Jazz vs. Lakers

Utah Jazz Logo
Tuesday, November 18
10:30 p.m. ET
NBA League Pass
Los Angeles Lakers Logo
LeBron James Over 15.5 Points (-120)
FanDuel Logo

By Joe Dellera

I think LeBron is actually totally healthy at this point, and the Lakers will want to get him rolling.

He's had 10+ points in every game he's played since January 6, 2007.

To me, this sciatica thing was just a way to get him extra rest and shave off some of the season.

Even when he missed eight games last season, he returned to the lineup with 31 minutes of action.

Pick: LeBron James Over 15.5 Points (-120)



Suns vs. Trail Blazers

Phoenix Suns Logo
Tuesday, November 18
11 p.m. ET
NBC
Portland Trail Blazers Logo
Suns Moneyline (+120)
bet365 Logo

By Bet Labs

This system identifies early season NBA road underdogs that missed the playoffs the prior year but are undervalued by the market.

These teams often enter the new season with renewed energy and improved rosters, yet are still priced as if they remain bottom tier.

Facing opponents who are often overvalued due to past success or inflated perception, these road teams can catch bettors off guard with stronger-than-expected performances.

The early portion of the season amplifies this opportunity, as motivation and effort levels are high while oddsmakers rely too heavily on last season’s data.

When priced within a reasonable moneyline range and coming off competitive or modest losses, these teams frequently play with urgency and confidence, producing profitable upset potential before the market adjusts.

NBA Icon
Evan Abrams – Undervalued Road
Did the team make the postseason last year: N
the team is the Visitor team
the team's game number is between 1 and 25
the team's previous game margin is between -100 and 10
the closing moneyline is between -1000 and 149
the team is the Dog
$4,919
WON
204-201-0
RECORD
50%
WIN%

Pick: Suns Moneyline (+120)



Author Profile
About the Author

Action Network is a team of seasoned sports betting experts specializing in a broad range of sports, from the NFL and NBA to less mainstream options like cricket and darts. Their staff includes well-known analysts like Sean Koerner and Stuckey, recognized for their accurate predictions and deep sports knowledge. The team is dedicated to delivering expert analysis and daily best bets, ensuring bettors are well-informed across all major sports.

This site contains commercial content. We may be compensated for the links provided on this page. The content on this page is for informational purposes only. Action Network makes no representation or warranty as to the accuracy of the information given or the outcome of any game or event.