Brooklyn at Golden State

Brooklyn gave the Warriors all they could handle before succumbing at home 120-114 on Oct. 28 and now the Nets get a chance at revenge with Stephen Curry out with a groin injury, which occurred on Thursday when Milwaukee routed Golden State 134-111. The Nets have won three in a row and four of their last five following Friday's 112-110 victory at Denver when Caris LeVert hit a floater in the lane with less than a second left to preserve the win. Brooklyn led most of the game before falling behind by four and then scoring the game's final six points. Golden State had no answer to the Bucks' hot shooting led by Eric Bledsoe with 26 points on 10-of-12 from the floor. Brooklyn appears to me a much-improved team this season, especially defensively, and it has covered the spread the last four meetings with the Warriors. However, in this spot the Nets have an excellent opportunity to win outright. Play the Nets on the moneyline.