Mavericks -2 in Cleveland, and the market barely moves.

Dallas Mavericks -2 at Cleveland Cavaliers. The market makes the Mavericks a 54% favorite with the margin removed, and the moneyline sits at -130 on the road. Cleveland gets +110 at home, where the Cavaliers are 4-2. The spread hasn't budged from -2 since opening, and the total sits at 231.5. This is a game where the number is telling you the two teams are close, and the books aren't arguing.

The case for Dallas starts with the record. The Mavericks are 7-5 and cover at 56%, and they've won three of their last five. They score 113.2 per game and allow 112.2, a near-even split that keeps them in every game. The Mavericks also beat Cleveland 130-120 in the most recent meeting on March 15. But Dallas is 2-3 on the road and has dropped its last game, and Dereck Lively II is out or doubtful at center, which thins the frontcourt.

The case for Cleveland is home court and scoring. The Cavaliers put up 116.8 per game at home, where they're 4-2, and they're 6-3 on the moneyline. They also won the March 13 meeting 138-105. The concern is the defense, allowing 115.8 per game, and Evan Mobley is out or doubtful, which removes a key interior piece. Cleveland has lost its last game and is 4-5 against the spread, so the home edge comes with real questions.

No movement on the spread or total since opening. The best moneyline price on Cleveland is +110 at BetAnything, and the best on Dallas is -129 at MyBookie.ag. The spread is +2 (-110) on Cleveland and -2 (-110) on Dallas, both at BetAnything. The total of 231.5 is -110 on both sides at BetAnything.

GODDS has no pick on this game. No side reaches 70% in the model. If you have a read, the best number is waiting for you.