Looking for some top-notch sporting action? Well tonight’s your lucky night as we’ve got two high-quality ballgames that will definitely tickle your fancy. Kicking things off this evening is the much-anticipated Monday Night Football showdown between the New York Giants and Cincinnati Bengals.
Following shortly thereafter is the NBA clash between the San Antonio Spurs and Miami Heat. Read on below for a quick breakdown of these two mouth-watering games and while you’re at it, you can check out our complete NFL Week 11 picks.
The New York Giants will put their three-game winning streak on the line when they lock horns with the Cincinnati Bengals at MetLife Stadium later tonight. The Giants are coming off an impressive 28-23 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 10. Eli Manning threw four touchdown passes for the Giants who are now just 1.5 games behind the Dallas Cowboys in the NFC East race.
He will be licking his chops at the prospect of facing a Cincinnati side that’s eighth-worst in the NFL in total defense, allowing a whopping 378.5 yards per game this season. That being said, the Bengals will fancy their chances against the Giants as they have fared extremely well against them of late. Cincinnati has won two of its last three meetings with New York. The Bengals trounced the Giants, 31-13, in their last encounter back in 2012.
The Bengals are 5-2 ATS in their last seven meetings with the Giants.
The San Antonio Spurs extended their winning streak to two games with a thrilling 106-100 victory over the Houston Rockets on Saturday. Five players scored in double-figures for the Spurs who moved 1.5 games clear in the Southwest Division standings. Tony Parker showed why he is so valuable to the five-time NBA champions, scoring 16 points in his return from a knee injury.
Up next for the surging Spurs is a clash with the Miami Heat. Miami’s downward spiral continued on Sunday with a 102-91 loss to the Utah Jazz. It was a disappointing defeat for the Heat who are now mired in a four-game losing rut. The Heat will look to turn things around at AT&T Center, where the Spurs have lost three of their last four games.
The Spurs are 6-1 SU and ATS in their last seven home games against the Heat.
