The Knicks are going lickety-split the past couple of weeks and nothing about this matchup at Indy suggests anything different tonight. Jalen Brunson is into one of his grooves, the past three games in particular while scoring at a brisk 35.3 ppg pace. New York has also had seven straight scorelines hit 235 or higher, putting it within easy reach of this 239.5. Off a numbing loss to the Celtics on Saturday, expect Brunson & Co. to be firing away tonight. The last meeting vs. the Pacers landed on 253 back on November 10 at Indianapolis. Rick Carlisle's team, back from a Western Conference road swing, is 6-2 over its last eight and over its last three as host. Play Knicks-Pacers Over.

Knicks big man Karl Anthony Towns has had a dip as of late. He’s coming off a season low nine points in Saturday’s loss to the Boston Celtics. Through four games in the month of February he is shooting just 42 percent and averaging 17 points. Look for a get right spot tonight as Towns matched a season high nine made free throws in the first matchup against Indiana, and put in 30 in the second head to head meeting. Play his over.

Should be a high-scoring, free flowing game. Hoping its also at least a relatively close game and with ASB coming that should mean Tibs rides starters hard and another 38 min night for Hart. IND is bottom 10 team allowing rebounds to guards and Hart averages 10/G. Things ticked up with KAT injured but the bag man's hand still looks iffy and Hart should get long rebounds off missed threes. Hart is over this in 13 of the last 19 games. In early season meetings with IND he had 10 rebounds in each game and his total rebound % of 15.8 and 17.4 portend good things for this game, where I expect the Pacers to be hoisting more shots = more rebound opportunities.

Bennedict Mathurin is averaging 15.8 points this month and I like him to score at least 14 Tuesday against the Knicks. The game has a high total of 239.5, and Mathurin has gone for 38 and 20 points in two matchups with New York this season. Mathurin also has been a more efficient scorer at home. With the Knicks giving up the fifth-most points to opposing small forwards, I bet Mathurin to go Over on points.