Wednesday NBA Odds, Betting Trends: Nets vs. Grizzlies, Lakers vs. 76ers Among Most Popular Public Picks (March 23)

Wednesday's NBA card is a good one, rife with non-conference tilts.

A pair of 47-win teams meet in Warriors vs. Heat, while clubs with identical records — the Celtics and Jazz (45-27) — square off in Boston.

Also headlining the slate is Nets vs. Grizzlies in the early window, before stars aplenty take the court later in 76ers vs. Lakers.

Let's dive into the five most lopsided-bet games, headlined by a handful of those matchups.

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Wednesday's NBA Odds & Betting Trends

*Odds and public betting trends data as of Wednesday afternoon

5 Most Popular NBA Bets 

Nets (-1.5) vs. Grizzlies

7 p.m. ET

Bettors are lining up to back Brooklyn, with Grizzlies star Ja Morant inactive.

The Nets are generating a hefty 91% of the spread bets, in what's the most-bet game at the time of writing (20,780 tickets).

Magic (-1.5) vs. Thunder

8 p.m. ET

The public likes Orlando to ride the momentum from Tuesday's win over the Warriors into tonight's back-to-back against Oklahoma City.

Although the Thunder have been the second-best bet in the NBA (43-25-4, 63.2%), the Magic are pulling in 65% of the tickets.

Hornets (-7.5) vs. Knicks

7 p.m. ET

The Knicks coughed up a double-digit lead against the Hawks — and let Trae Young snatch their souls yet again — on Tuesday. Naturally, they're being faded tonight.

We've tracked 64% of the bets on Charlotte, tied for the third-most popular spread of the evening.

Suns (-1) vs. Timberwolves

8 p.m. ET

Another club getting 64% of the tickets is Phoenix, at a short price of -1.

The Suns have dominated the recent series over Minnesota, going 10-4-1 against the spread the last 15 meetings.

76ers (-9.5) vs. Lakers

10 p.m. ET

The fifth and final hot side of the night's Philadelphia, which has produced 63% of the ticket support ahead of the night cap.

Los Angeles, off a win in Cleveland, won't have LeBron James available.