Brooklyn Nets vs Boston Celtics

Despite holding a 23-45 season record this year the Brooklyn Nets demonstrate strong betting performance and competitive play on the road. Total wins and losses that Brooklyn bookmakers consider show the team has a 36-31-1 ATS record alongside 23-45 wins and losses for the season.

Barclays Center hosts 20 road victories and 14 losses along with one tie while the road underdog record stands at 19-12-1 with the Nets. The Nets have demonstrated remarkable underdog performance in their last 32 underdog appearances over 58 matches and have achieved seven victories against division rivals with a 7-4-1 ATS record.

The Boston Celtics maintain the third-best winning record in the Association this season with 49-19 but their bets against the spread (ATS) have resulted in only 30-37-1 victories. The UNLV Crimson Rebels score 15-20 against the spread when they play at home while offering 29-35-1 victories with spreads when they act as favorites and achieving 7-7 against opponents from the Atlantic Division.

Boston has enough talent to achieve victory following the injuries but their offensive production will suffer since it depends heavily on the two top scorers Jaylen Brown and Jayson Tatum. The Nets have sufficient defense to provide an ATS win against the Celtics even though Boston should prevail during this low-scoring defensive battle.

So far this season the Nets stayed below the total 30 times while the Celtics crossed the mark 31 times with one tie. Brooklyn has successfully kept the total score below expectations in 18 out of 32 road games, and 20 of their 35 away matches as well as 7 of their contests against Atlantic Division opponents. The Boston home team has successfully delivered under 90 total points in sixteen matches out of thirty-five opportunities while also succeeding in nine Atlantic Division contest and forty-six games when playing at home.

Brooklyn maintains tight battles throughout the entire 2024-25 season however it has not successfully turned those competitive matches into victory. Boston has won twenty-three games while playing at home which tallies to twelve wins for the Nets in their twenty-one away underdog matches.

The Celtics are riding a seven-game winning streak against the Nets, giving them plenty of confidence as they aim to secure another season sweep. Fresh off a disappointing home loss to the Thunder, the Celtics have regained their momentum with back-to-back victories, including a hard-fought 115-113 win in Brooklyn. With 49 wins under their belt and a playoff spot already secured, they have 14 games remaining to fine-tune their form. However, they’ll be without Jaylen Brown for this matchup due to a knee injury.

On the other side, the Nets are struggling to find consistency. Their recent loss to the Celtics marked their third consecutive defeat, though they managed to bounce back with a 122-114 victory over the Hawks. Despite the win, it’s been a challenging season for Jordi Fernandez’s squad, as they sit 22 games below .500.

While their playoff hopes aren’t completely dashed, they’ll need a remarkable late-season surge to close the six-game gap to the play-in tournament. Adding to their challenges, Cam Thomas will miss his third straight game due to a hamstring issue. With only 14 games left, the Nets face an uphill battle to keep their postseason dreams alive.