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Cleveland Cavaliers vs Milwaukee Bucks is scheduled on Saturday, March 6th, 8:30 PM ET.

LeBron James poured in 40 points and grabbed 13 rebounds for a double-double on Friday NBA betting game, as the Cavaliers defeated the Pistons 99-92. The Cavaliers failed to cover the 12.5-point spread, while the 191 points went UNDER the posted total of 202.5.

Antawn Jamison tossed in 17 points with four rebounds for the Cavaliers.

The Bucks dominated from start-to-finish as they ran over the Wizards 102-74 on Friday. The Bucks easily covered the 4-point spread, while the teams played UNDER the posted total of 192.5.

Andrew Bogut netted a double-double with 19 points and 10 rebounds for the Bucks. Carlos Delfino also had 19 points, and John Salmons finished with 17 in the victory.

Cavaliers are listed as 2½-point favorites versus the Bucks, with a total of 194½.

This Saturday in the Windy City, Derrick Rose and the Bulls get to play host to the NBA’s hottest team; the Dallas Mavericks. The Mavericks are riding a nine game winning streak into tonight’s matchup against Sacramento, in which they are heavily favored; NBA Betting: Dallas -8.5. The Bulls on the other hand have dropped three straight and are in the midst of a tough stretch of their schedule with their playoff hopes riding on their performance. This game is going to be a tough test for the both teams as there are matchup issues for both teams.  

Dallas Mavericks (41-21, 2nd in Western Conference) @ Chicago Bulls (31-30, 7th in Eastern Conference)

NBA Odds:

Spread: Dallas -5.5

Over/Under: 202.5

While NCAA basketball odds and NHL Trade Deadline Day are the key topic of the moment, it is also a big week in the NBA. The NBA playoff race if heating up with every game counting for critical points in the standings. Tuesday night features several top match ups across the National Basketball Association. Here is a game preview for the Boston Celtics versus the Detroit Pistons. 

Boston Celtics at Detroit Pistons

Tuesday, March 2, 2010, 7:30PM (ET) 

Two Eastern Conference rivals meet Tuesday night at the Palace of Auburn Hills in Detroit. Once two of the top teams in the NBA, the Boston Celtics and Detroit Pistons are now fighting just to stay alive in the Eastern Conference. While the Detroit Pistons might be out of the playoff race, they are still a dangerous team and can play the role of spoiler heading down the stretch for teams like Boston. Regardless of the standings, it is always an exciting game when these two franchises meet. Both teams are riding losing streaks entering Tuesday’s game, so anything is possible.