Maybe good news for the Nets to not be playing the Wizards, who have dealt Brooklyn two of its three losses in the past month. OKC, of course, is a different matter, and the Nets probably remember getting whipped 127-101 at the Paycom Center back on January 19. But we're not worried about the Nets winning or even covering this spread; instead, can the Nets slow the pace once again land under as they've done in six straight and 13 of their last 14 games? Jordi Fernandez has had decent success with his team playing at a slower pace, and might catch the Thunder a bit out of gas after splitting a rousing back-to-back set vs. the T-wolves on Sunday and Monday. Play Thunder-Nets Under

Aaron Wiggins has scored at least 11 points in 10 of his last 11 games. The one time he didn’t, he just missed with 10 points over only 19 minutes against the Timberwolves. During that 11-game span, he averaged 18.7 points and shot 53.8% from the field. With added minutes possibly coming his way if the Thunder blow out the vastly inferior Nets, Wiggins could blow past this over.

Thunder just let one slip away to MIN, but have generally been great at not letting their foot off gas and squashing lesser teams - aka most of the NBA. They are 13-4-4 ATS vs the East and 20-9-3 ATS with one day off and 20-11-2 ATS with equal rest. They are 3-1 ATS this month when a favorite of 15 points or more. Nets out of their weight class. Over last 15 games have slowest pace in NBA - OKC can run them - and 29th in O rating in that span. Nets can't score enough to keep this close and OKC second unit can still fill the basket. Nets are 8-12 ATS as a home dog and below .500 covering on equal rest.