New York at Chicago

The Knicks are riding the hot hand of Carmelo Anthony to 13 straight wins, and are now 14-1 ATS in their last 15 overall. The Knicks own eight double-digit wins in the stretch. What has been even more impressive is their five wins on the road are vs. teams that are a combined 147-49 on their home court. Chicago has lost what was once a strong edge at the United Center where they are just 22-17 on the season. That has translated to poor results here as they are 12-27 ATS in their last 39 on home hardwood. The Knicks have now run the table in their last eight vs. a winning team, and 8-0 ATS as well. I'm going with the hot hand, so take New York.