The Celtics will be shorthanded with Kemba Walker (knee), Marcus Smart (thigh) and Daniel Theis (ankle) all out. However, they still have a significant edge playing at home, where they are 15-10 ATS. Also, the Magic have been just horrible lately, winning only two of their last nine games. Both of their wins came against the lowly Hornets and their seven losses were by an average of 15.3 points. Look for the Celtics to cover Wednesday despite their depleted depth chart.

Boston has won seven of eight, with each of those seven wins coming by at least eight points. Kemba Walker and Marcus Smart are questionable after sitting out Monday's win over Atlanta, but even if one or both can't go, the Celtics have underrated depth. Orlando (9-16 on the road) is coming off a rare road victory, but winning in Charlotte and winning in Boston and totally different things. Lay it.