Golden State at Cleveland

Golden State had an obvious letdown after winning its first two games of the NBA Finals at home, following three emotionally-charged elimination games against Oklahoma City. However, the defending champions bounced back from a couple of blowout losses against the Thunder and look to do the same in Game 4 of this series. The Warriors are 8-2 ATS after an ATS loss and 4-1 ATS after allowing 100-plus points. Also, even with the Game 3 loss, the Warriors have covered the spread in six of the last eight meetings. Cleveland benefitted from Stephen Curry having an off night not only with his shooting but also with his six turnovers. Klay Thompson was 4-for-13 from the field including one-for-seven from three-point range. It's unlikely that the Cavaliers will be able to enjoy the same containment again versus a more focused Warriors squad. Also, the Warriors have gone UNDER in six of the last seven games after they allow at least 100 points. They are also 10-4 UNDER following an ATS loss. The Cavaliers scored 120 points, which is nearly 16 points above their average while shooting 52.7 percent overall compared to their 46.1 season average. Take Golden State and the UNDER in Game 4.