Celtics -7 in Orlando, and the Magic are running out of bodies.

Boston comes to Orlando as a -7 favorite and -260 on the moneyline, with the market giving the Celtics a 69% chance to win. The Magic sit at 31%. That's the number to beat, and the books are not moving off it.

Orlando's case is thin on paper but real in the standings: the Magic are 2-3 and have won their last game, but they're 0-2 at home and just 1-3 against the spread. The bigger problem is the training room. Paolo Banchero, Jalen Suggs and Jonathan Isaac are all listed out or doubtful, along with Noah Penda and Izaiyah Nelson. That's the core of the rotation. Orlando scores 109.8 a night and gives up 118.4, and asking a depleted roster to keep pace with Boston's 120.8 points per game is a tall order.

Boston's argument is simple: 4-1 overall, a 4-game win streak, and 120.8 points per game while allowing 111.6. The Celtics are 4-0 on the over/under and 3-1 on the moneyline. But they're 0-1 on the road and just 1-3 against the spread, so they haven't been covering these inflated numbers. The one loss on their last-10 was the opener, and the last two were wins. The spread is the question, not the winner.

The line hasn't budged: -7 since opening, total 222. Best prices: Magic +222 at BetOnline.ag, Celtics -255 at BetAnything. On the spread, Magic +7 (-105) at Bovada, Celtics -7 (-110) at BetOnline.ag. Total 222: over -110 and under -110, both at BetAnything.

GODDS has no pick here. No side reaches 70% in the model, so there's no play. If you have a read, the best number is waiting for you.