Updated NBA Division Odds in the end Regular Season

The 2023-24 NBA regular season ends on Sunday already, and five of the six divisions still have yet to be clinched. Let’s break each down with futures odds and our picks.

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Atlantic Division

The Atlantic and the NBA’s best overall record was clinched a while ago by the Boston Celtics, so the NBA championship favorites really have nothing to play for in this final week. I’d expect them to give guys a few games off to get fully healthy for the playoffs.

NBA pick: Boston
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Central Division

Milwaukee and Cleveland may battle down to the wire for the Central with the Bucks as -175 favorites and the Cavs +140. The teams split their four meetings so that won’t work as the tiebreaker if they finish with the same mark.

NBA pick: Cleveland
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Southeast Division

Orlando leads it currently and is the -150 favorite with Miami at +120. The Heat won the season series by taking three of four and thus would win any tiebreaker if they finish with the same record. The Magic are looking to win a division title for the first time since 2019. Orlando already has its most wins since the 2010-11 season when it finished 52-30. The Magic also have secured a winning percentage above .500 for the 15th time in franchise history. Miami is allowing just 108.4 points per game this season, the third-least in the NBA, and have now held opponents to under their season scoring averages in 17-straight games, including 29 of 30 overall, doing so by an average of -12.1 points per game over that span. The Heat got Tyler Herro back from injury over the weekend but it’s going to be too late to catch the Magic.

NBA pick: Orlando
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Northwest Division

Not only are Denver (-425 to win Northwest), Minnesota (+380) and Oklahoma City (+1200 competing for the division title but also the best record in the Western Conference. Denver hosts Minnesota in a crucial game Wednesday. Oklahoma City has one advantage starting Tuesday in that its final four games are at home, but three are against playoff teams in Sacramento, Milwaukee and Dallas. The Nuggets have now qualified for the playoffs in six straight seasons, the longest streak amongst all franchises in the Western Conference. The Wolves are hoping to get All-Star big man Karl-Anthony Towns back from a long injury absence this week so he can get into some game shape ahead of the playoffs. But that Minnesota has to visit Denver is the biggest advantage for Nikola Jokic & Co.

NBA pick: Denver
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Pacific Division

Looks like the Clippers (-10000) will win this with only Phoenix (+1800) having a realistic shot. The big question surrounding LA is the health of All-Star Kawhi Leonard. He has missed four straight with knee troubles and if Leonard isn’t healthy for the postseason, the Clippers aren’t making any noise. The Suns have gotten hot at a good time as while they won’t win the division, as of now they would not be in the play-in tournament, either.

NBA pick: LA Clippers
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Southwest Division

Dallas is -5000 to win the Southwest and New Orleans +1800 and the Mavs are going to capture it unless they shut down Luka Doncic this week – which is not expected. New Orleans will play Thursday at Sacramento and Friday at Golden State before ending the season at home against the Lakers on April 14.

NBA pick: Dallas
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