The Knicks should bring plenty of offensive energy into tonight's game having been idle for two days. Those two days off are huge, too, for Carmelo Anthony, who has had a chance to rest his sore knees. The Knicks have gone over 57 percent of the time at home this season, including 10 of their last 12.

Before having an off-game against the Clippers during their last home games, the Knicks had averaged 112.7 points during their previous six games at Madison Square Garden.

The Thunder rank No. 2 in scoring. In their last four games, they have allowed 110, 109, 109 and 106 points. Part of why the Thunder's defense hasn't been very good lately is injuries to big man Steven Adams and backcourt defensive specialist Andre Roberson. Neither is expected to play today. Their replacements are more offensive-minded. The over has cashed in five of Oklahoma City's past six road games.