NBA Multi bet of the Weekend | 28-2 March

It’s a big showdown in the East Saturday as the conference-leading Cleveland Cavaliers travel to Boston to face the defending champion Celtics. The much-anticipated matchup is a potential preview of the Eastern Conference finals.

We’ll provide you with some expert tips on NBA parlays to make for this game plus free analysis of the Knicks playing the Grizzlies.

1 March, 11:30, TD Garden

The two best teams in the East face off for the final time this regular season as Boston hosts Cleveland Saturday. The Celtics have gone 2-1 so far head-to-head, with each of the previous matchups coming down to the end.

Boton won the first one in November 120-117 while the Cavs took revenge 115-11 in December. In early February, the Celtics held off a late Cavs comeback to triumph 112-105. Cleveland has won eight straight games, while Boston did lose to Detroit Thursday but had won 10 of 11 before that.

The injury report favors the Cavs as they have no key players listed, and Boston has Jaylen Brown and Jrue Holiday listed as questionable. Brown did miss the game against Detroit. Expect the full-strength Cavs to take advantage with the smart play being to cover +3.5 at 1.91 odds at Befocus.

1 March, 11:30, TD Garden

Playing the Over/Under is tricky for this contest between two of the best defensive teams in the league. Part of the reason is that these are also two of the best offensive teams, with the Cavs leading the NBA in offensive rating.

The total line of 231.5 has been surpassed by the Celtics in three of their last six games and the Cavs in six of their last eight. Cleveland is 5-3 against the Under over that period, while Boston is 4-2.

The last two times these teams have played each other, the total has been considerably Under. Expect this game to have a similar pace, and our expert tip is to take the Under 231.5 which you can do at Playup at great 1.93 odds.

1 March, 11:30, FedEx Forum

There’s another matchup between top teams in the NBA as the New York Knicks take on the Memphis Grizzlies. The Grizz are battling for second place in the Western Conference, while the Knicks hope to gain on Boston for the same seed in the East.

Neither team has fared well against the spread recently, with both failing to do so in their last five outings. The Knicks have struggled against good teams recently and may not have Karl-Anthony Towns at 100%.

Memphis has the third-best home record in the NBA, and that should be enough of an advantage against New York. Our prediction is that the Memphis Grizzlies will cover at -2.5 and Betright has great odds at 1.91.