This line came out late due to the injury report on the Cleveland side but there are no questionable statuses for key players. We played the Cavaliers/Pacers over on Friday but we got dealt some unfortunate luck as both LeBron James and Kyrie Irvine were late scratches and while Irvine will not play here, James is back. The offense managed only 86 points without them which broke a four-game streak of scoring at least 100 points. While the defense did hold Indiana to 93 points, the Cavaliers are allowing 100 ppg on the road on 46.2 percent shooting, the latter being the fourth highest in the NBA. While Cleveland has gone under the total in four straight games, Houston has stayed below the number in its last two games and five of its last six. The offense has done its part though on this homestand, averaging 105.8 ppg through the first four games and I expect the success to continue. The first meeting this season stayed under the total but that was by just a half-point and going back, the over is 5-2 in the Cavaliers last seven road games against teams with a winning home record while the over is 8-3 in the Rockets last 11 games against teams with a winning percentage above .600. 10* Over (813) Cleveland Cavaliers/(814) Houston Rockets

Arizona St. and Colorado were thumped by Utah and Arizona respectively on Thursday and each will look to bounce back from those poor efforts. I expect the Buffaloes to be the team that gets it done here. They have dropped three straight games starting off with getting swept in Oregon last week and while they did lose at home against the Wildcats, they are 10-5 at home and going back since joining the Pac 12 Conference, they are 26-9 at home against conference foes. The Buffaloes are 6-1 ATS in their last seven home games against teams with a losing road record. Arizona St. had a three-game winning streak snapped against Utah with two of those wins coming at home and overall on the season, the host is 21-5 in Sun Devils games. This includes them going just 2-8 on the road this season and the level of opposition has not mattered as the Sun Devils are 0-4 ATS in their last four games against teams with a losing record. Colorado gets it done in its final home game of the season. 10* (834) Colorado Buffaloes

Vancouver returns home following a lengthy but successful roadtrip where it went 3-2 but on the flip side, it was disappointing in the fact that the two losses came against New Jersey and Buffalo, two very winnable games. The loss against the Sabres came on Thursday to end the trek so we can expect the Canucks to bounce back at home where they have won four of their last five games and going back, they are 7-1 in their last eight games when playing with two or more days rest. St. Louis is coming off a win last night in Edmonton, its second straight win to open this roadtrip but this is now the toughest game of the bunch. The Blues have a four-game road winning streak but this is not a friendly place as they have lost three straight and the goalie situation is in our favor. Brian Elliott would be making his first start of the season with no rest should he go while Jake Allen is coming off a horrible performance in his last start in backing up Elliott and on the road, he has a very average 2.63 GAA. 10* (12) Vancouver Canucks