New York Knicks vs. Brooklyn Nets Prediction, Preview, and Odds

The New York Knicks are making a cross-borough trip to play the Brooklyn Nets Wednesday night. New Yorkers came in off a 120-107 road win over Minnesota Monday night, winning outright as a 2.5-point underdog. Brooklyn was beaten 96-94 by the Mavericks Monday, but covered the line as six-points underdog and have won the last seven games in the regular season series.

New York Knicks beat Minnesota on Monday night. The Knicks are 5-5 on the season and third in the Atlantic Division. They are two games behind the Celtics for the top spot in division standings. Julius Randle leads the team with 20.1 points, 8.9 rebounds and 3.3 assists per game. Jalen Brunson, RJ Barrett, Evan Fournier, Cam Reddish, Isaiah Hartenstein, Obi Toppin, Mitchell Robinson, Derrick Rose and Immanuel Quickley are also important players. Grimes is injured and is expected to be reevaluated later this week.

Brooklyn Nets lost to Dallas on the road. Kevin Durant led the Nets with 26 points. Brooklyn is 4-7 and in the basement of the Atlantic Division standings. The Nets are 20 in scoring offense and 20th in defense. Kyrie Irving is suspended for at least five games. New York Knicks are 3.5 games behind the Celtics for the top spot. T.J. Warren is still recovering from a pair of surgeries on his foot. He is expected to re-evaluate his status in November. New Knicks play Brooklyn on November 13. They are 7th on field goal percentage and 7 in three-point field goals per game.

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The Nets have been struggling this season. The Knicks are playing well and are relatively healthy. Back the Knicks and take the points on the road in this contest. New York Knicks vs. Brooklyn Nets Prediction, Preview, and Odds.

New York Knicks play at a fast pace and have gone over the number in six of their 10 games on the season. Brooklyn plays at the slowest pace in the league with 96.9 possessions a night. The Nets have split their six games in relation to the total at home this season and they have seen the under hit in seven of 11 games this year.

Chris King has been involved in professional and collegiate sports for more than three decades. Chris has written books about college basketball, the NBA, NFL, MLB, NHL, golf and the World Cup. He has also been an expert bettor in his career.