Knicks -4 vs. the 3-0 Pistons, and the market isn't blinking.

The Knicks are 0-3 and the market still made them a -4 favorite over a Detroit team that hasn't lost. New York's moneyline sits at -165, and with the margin removed the market hands the Knicks a 60% probability against Detroit's 40%. That's the gap bettors are being asked to judge tonight.

The case for New York starts with the price itself. The Knicks are 0-3 and 0-2 at home, scoring just 101.7 points per game while allowing 108.0, yet the number hasn't moved off -4. Their own database shows a 14-13 ATS record, so this isn't a team that gets buried by the number. Jose Alvarado is out or doubtful, which thins the guard rotation, but the market is treating New York's slow start as noise rather than a trend.

The case for Detroit is louder. The Pistons are 3-0, 2-0 on the road, and putting up 118.3 points per game while giving up 105.7. They're shooting 47.3% from the field against New York's 40.8%, and they've won all three recent meetings, including 121-90 and 118-80 blowouts in January and February. Jalen Duren is out or doubtful, which tests the interior, but Detroit's ATS and moneyline records are both perfect so far.

The line hasn't budged: Knicks -4 to -4, total 219.5 to 219.5. Best prices are Knicks -165 and Pistons +145 on the moneyline at BetAnything, Knicks -4 (-110) at BetAnything and Pistons +4 (-105) at BetOnline.ag. The total sits at 219.5, with both sides -110 at BetAnything.

GODDS has no pick here. No side reaches 70% in the model, so the call is yours. If you're on the Knicks, -165 at BetAnything is the shortest price on the board. If you're on Detroit, +145 at BetAnything is the longest.