The NBA regular season is back in full swing with another excellent slate of games on Tuesday night, with a total of 6 matchups on the docket scheduled for today, featuring an excellent nationally televised doubleheader on NBC, as Celtics vs 76ers takes center stage at 8:00 p.m. ET, followed by Nuggets vs Kings at 11:00 p.m. ET.
Our staff of basketball betting experts dug into the latest odds and identified a total of 6 NBA picks for tonight's matchups.
Continue below for our NBA picks, odds, props, and predictions for Tuesday, November 11.
NBA Picks, Odds, Props, Predictions: Tuesday, November 11
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| 8 p.m. | ||
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| 11 p.m. | ||
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Grizzlies vs. Knicks
By Joe Dellera
The Knicks face off against the Grizzlies on Tuesday night in the front end of a back to back.
I expect Jalen Brunson to put forward a big game.
Brunson has gone under this line in three straight games; however, he was dishing out assists like crazy in those three outings.
Now, this matchup against Memphis is great for him as the lead guard.
Memphis has struggled against pick-and-roll ball handlers, and they just gave up significant scoring performances to SGA (35), Cade (33), Booker (32), and Luka (44).
Brunson can score with the best of them.
Considering Memphis plays at the sixth-fastest pace in the league with the 23rd ranked aDRTG, there should be plenty of scoring opportunities for Jalen Brunson.
Pick: Jalen Brunson Over 25.5 Points (-130)
Raptors vs. Nets
By Kyle Murray
This line is currently listed at Toronto -10 in the market, and I am not too sure it stays there.
I would make the Raptors 13.5-point favorites here against a very unserious Nets team, who will still be without their best scorer, Cam Thomas.
The Raptors have been a little bit up-and-down this season.
However, I expect them to handle the Nets with ease tonight, as the Raptors have a 17.4 Net Rating differential advantage in this matchup.
Pick: Raptors -10 (-110)
Warriors vs. Thunder
By Matt Moore
There's enough here to get me to jump on this. I do like the spot, with it being a rest spot for the Thunder.
The Thunder have been a little shaky against the spread, but this is a spot where they can make a statement.
All these OKC guys grew up watching Steph. That's how young they are.
They were in high school and junior high watching Steph and Draymond Green, so they're going to get up for this game.
I like this spot a lot. Give me Oklahoma City -7.5.
Pick: Thunder -7.5 (-110)
Celtics vs. 76ers
By Bet Labs
This system identifies NBA regular season matchups where efficient but undervalued teams face opponents with poor defensive metrics.
When a team’s underlying performance indicators, such as Pythagorean strength, exceed public perception, the betting market often undervalues them against weak defensive opponents who allow high scoring efficiency.
These games typically feature modest moneylines that signal balance but overlook the defensive mismatch.
Slight movement toward the undervalued side reinforces that bettors are slowly recognizing the edge, yet the market remains mispriced.
Over recent seasons, this pattern has rewarded teams whose true performance levels are masked by variance while exploiting opponents that consistently fail to contain efficient offenses, creating a steady opportunity on the moneyline.
Pick: Celtics Moneyline (+100)
Pacers vs. Jazz
By Kyle Murray
I’m going to take the Pacers -2.5 at Utah tonight.
The Jazz are at home, but they’re coming off the second half of a back-to-back after getting into a bit of a grinder.
They were down by about 20 points at one stage before rallying to cut it to seven, which ended up pushing my Timberwolves -7 play.
I’ve been fading this Jazz team pretty consistently, and I wouldn’t be surprised to see a few players sit — mainly Lauri Markkanen — on the back-to-back.
This current version of the Pacers — especially with Siakam and possibly McConnell back — is clearly better than this Jazz team, who might be missing their best player in Markkanen.
Pick: Pacers -2.5 (-115)
Nuggets vs. Kings
By Kyle Murray
There is no doubt who the better team in this game is, and I think the Nuggets are good enough to be double-digit favorites against the Kings in this spot, who have been less than impressive this season.
There is also a bit of a health angle here, as the Nuggets have listed Jamal Murray and Aaron Gordon as probable, but Domantas Sabonis is questionable on the other side.
The Nuggets have a 21.0 Net Rating differential advantage in this matchup, and they currently grade out as the best team in the NBA so far this season in my model, while the Kings are in the bottom-5.


























