The New York Knicks have shown good form recently, with a record of 8 wins and 2 losses in their last 10 games, and their offensive performance has been strong. The Cleveland Cavaliers, on the other hand, have a record of 4 wins and 6 losses in their last 10 games, with a focus on a multi-faceted offensive approach. The two teams are closely matched in terms of strength, and the New York Knicks have the upper hand in their head-to-head history. However, the Cavaliers are not at a disadvantage in all aspects compared to the New York Knicks. Looking at their recent encounters, the New York Knicks have been in a weaker position over the last 10 meetings, with their form being somewhat inconsistent. The Cavaliers rely on the twin-tower combination of Allen and Mobley (averaging a combined 24.8 rebounds per game) as the core of their defense, but injuries to Garland and Mitchell have affected their outside shooting accuracy (only 34.7% three-point percentage in the last 5 games). Their previous two encounters this season were decided by a margin of fewer than 6 points. The Knicks need to guard against the Cavaliers' transition offense (6th in the league in fast-break points), while the Cavaliers must deal with the Knicks' second-chance points (15.4 points per game). Recommendation: Over 240