Sunday has four games, and the clocks fell back overnight, so every time here is Eastern Standard (five hour difference compared to UTC). Boston, 4-1, visits an Orlando team that just scored 121 in Toronto without its two best players. Brooklyn, still looking for its first win, visits an Indiana team that has lost two straight, the latest without Tyrese Haliburton. And Scottie Barnes brings a 41-point night to Los Angeles to face Luka Dončić's Lakers. Those three are free. The fourth game, Clippers at Warriors at 8:30 PM ET, got its line Sunday morning with Stephen Curry (knee) and Draymond Green (back) listed out, and its card is in Tome Intel. Lines below are as of Sunday morning.

Boston Celtics @ Orlando Magic | 3:30 PM ET | NBA League Pass

Orlando found an offense without its stars. The Magic won 121-114 in Toronto on Friday with Desmond Bane scoring 28, Franz Wagner putting up 26 points and 11 assists, Wendell Carter Jr. adding 20 and Anthony Black 17 with 10 assists. That's their second win in five games, and they've covered two. The Magic remain without Banchero, Suggs, Jonathan Isaac, Izaiyah Nelson and Noah Penda.

Boston is 4-1 after beating Chicago 125-111 on Friday, with Payton Pritchard scoring 30, Jayson Tatum 26 with seven rebounds and seven assists, and Paul George 18 with eight assists. Mitchell Robinson is listed as questionable for rest, and Devin Carter remains out with an illness.

The public is on Boston, with 67% of tickets on the Celtics, and 65% are on the over after the total dropped two points overnight. The matchup is Tatum and George against a Wagner-led Magic offense that has found a rhythm without its two best scorers.

Boston wins if Pritchard and Tatum keep scoring the way they did Friday, the Celtics win the three-point battle, and Boston's depth wears down a short Orlando rotation.

Orlando wins if Wagner and Bane keep up Friday's pace, Carter Jr. holds his own inside, and the Magic slow Boston's shooters.

Lean Orlando +6.5 (Strong), and lean the over 220.5 (Strong).

Brooklyn Nets @ Indiana Pacers | 5:00 PM ET | NBA League Pass

Brooklyn is still winless. The Nets lost 110-94 at home to Detroit on Friday, with Moritz Wagner scoring 16 off the bench, Julius Randle 15 and Michael Porter Jr. 13. Mikel Brown Jr. and Egor Demin are out.

Indiana's injury list keeps growing. The Pacers lost 145-125 in Miami on Friday, their second straight loss, with Tyrese Haliburton (hamstring) out, as Giannis Antetokounmpo had 31, 18 and 10. Quenton Jackson scored 24 and Andrew Nembhard had 22 and nine assists. Ivica Zubac, T.J. McConnell, Ben Sheppard and Johnny Furphy are also out, Aaron Nesmith is probable and Obi Toppin is questionable with back soreness.

The matchup is Nembhard and Pascal Siakam against a Brooklyn team that has struggled to score, and whether Randle and Porter can make Indiana's thin frontcourt work.

Brooklyn wins if Randle and Porter get going early, Wagner keeps producing off the bench, and the Nets take advantage of an Indiana defense that just gave up 145.

Indiana wins if Nembhard keeps running the offense, Siakam finds his shot after a 5-of-17 night, and the Pacers' depth outlasts a Nets team still looking for its first win.

Lean Indiana -3.5 (Toss-up), and lean the over 231.5 (Toss-up).

Toronto Raptors @ Los Angeles Lakers | 9:00 PM ET | NBA League Pass

Toronto lost 121-114 to Orlando on Friday despite Scottie Barnes, who scored 41 on 19-of-34 shooting. Immanuel Quickley added 17 and eight assists, and Jakob Poeltl had 12 and 11. The Raptors are 3-2 and have covered three of five. Kawhi Leonard (knee) and Nate Bittle are out.

The Lakers are 4-2 after a 112-95 loss in San Francisco on Friday, when Luka Dončić scored 37 on 12-of-27 shooting and Austin Reaves added 21, but Stephen Curry's 31 carried the Warriors. Walker Kessler had 10 and 13 and is still listed as available with his finger splint. Adou Thiero is out and Ziaire Williams is questionable.

The matchup is Barnes against a Lakers defense that just gave up 31 to Curry, and Dončić against a Toronto team without its best perimeter defender in Leonard.

Toronto wins if Barnes keeps attacking, Quickley and Poeltl give him help, and the Raptors make the Lakers defend for 48 minutes.

Los Angeles wins if Dončić and Reaves bounce back from Friday, Kessler wins the glass, and the Lakers' defense keeps Barnes from taking over again.

Lean Toronto +4.5 (Lean), and lean the under 227.5 (Toss-up).

Watch whether Orlando's offense holds up against Boston, whether Brooklyn finally breaks through in Indianapolis, and how the Lakers handle Barnes after his 41. In San Francisco, Golden State is without Curry and Green. That's four cards on the side and four on the total, three free and one in Tome Intel. We'll have the recap Monday with every card graded.