1* Free Play Philadelphia 76ers.

I'm not going to try and convince you that Philadelphia is a good team and can hang with San Antonio, but I do definitely feel this is a good spot to take advantage of and think that the home side has a legitimate shot at sneaking in through the backdoor down the stretch. The 76ers are 0-16. The Spurs are 12-4. Philadelphia has shown flashes of decency at times this year, like in its 110-103 loss to Dallas on Saturday, Michael-Carter Williams had a triple-double with 18 points, a career-high 16 assists and 10 boards, while rookie KJ McDaniels posted 21 points and 13 boards. This is also a revenge spot for the home side after it fell 100-75 in San Antonio on November 17th. I think the visitors come in a bit complacent here, they've won seven straight after yesterday's 111-89 beatdown win over the Celtics. Note that the Spurs are in fact just 4-6 ATS this year as a favorite, while the 76ers are 2-0 ATS this season as a home dog in the 12.5 to 15 points range. I think a few too many points to be giving up here, consider a second look at PHILADELPHIA.

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