Oklahoma City Thunder vs Indiana Pacers

The Oklahoma City Thunder approaches the league lead for best record as they aim to defeat the Indiana Pacers during tonight's matchup.

The Pacers maintain an 8-2 win streak in their most recent matches yet Tyrese Haliburton's team faces strong competition on its travel schedule according to my analysis which serves to highlight an aggressive Thunder squad.

The Oklahoma City Thunder continue their dominant play since Shai Gilgeous-Alexander completed his MVP run which indicates no corking before the Indiana Pacers tonight.

The Thunder dominated their last 10 matches with only one defeat and secured spreads in every victory among those nine games. The Oklahoma City Thunder has successfully covered its spread in their last nine wins while achieving an amazing 48-22-4 ATS record throughout this season together with a 15.8-point home victory margin. During 48 minutes the hosts reduce their competition while following a strategy which I predict will lead to victory tonight.

The Pacers sit at number four in the Eastern Conference this season yet they maintain a .500 winning percentage on the road and have recently defeated the Nets twice coupled with victories over the Wizards for a 162-160 point margin and Mavericks and 76ers but lost to the Celtics. Not exactly a gauntlet.

The Thunder represents my pick since this game offers an attractive spread opportunity. The Thunder continue their record of successful first-half moneyline bets as they previously defeated the Pacers in December and possess the game's top player.

The visitors are 3-7 ATS in their previous 10 games, so even if Pascal Siakam and Myles Turner could enjoy themselves in the paint, I don't think their perimeter defenders can avoid foul trouble against SGA and Jalen Williams.

This is a great opportunity for the Thunder's depth to show off, especially with Aaron Wiggins and Chet Holmgren out and Alex Caruso classified as doubtful. Cason Wallace is a clear contender for a production boost tonight.

For Wallace, who has played more than 26 minutes in each of his previous seven games and is averaging 11.5 points per game in March while shooting 50% from three-point range, the future was already looking bright. He has exceeded this 10.5 O/U figure in four of his last seven games, and I'm aiming for the Over on his points prop.

Turner had four straight games with eight or more rebounds prior to Thursday's lopsided victory in Washington, and in his most recent encounter with the Thunder, he pulled down 11 rebounds.