The San Antonio Spurs, currently second in the Western Conference with a 23-9 record, have displayed a strong overall performance this season. Their home record stands at 11-4, boasting a 73.3% win rate. At home, they average 118.7 points scored while conceding 111.6 points. Despite this balanced performance, the Spurs are experiencing a dip in form, having lost their last two games. Over their last six matches, they have a 4-2 record. Historically, the Spurs hold an advantage over the New York Knicks in home games, winning their last two home encounters. However, the initial betting line favored the home team by 1.5 to 2.5 points, with most adjustments bringing it down to 1.5 points. This reduction in the spread raises questions. Given the Spurs' home advantage and higher ranking, why is their edge not more pronounced in the betting odds? Could the market be cautious about the Spurs' recent losing streak? The Spurs' recent form is a concern, having lost their last two games. Over the last six games, they have a 4-2 record. In their home games against the New York Knicks, the Spurs have historically performed well, winning the last two matchups and covering the spread. The initial betting line had the home team giving 1.5 to 2.5 points, which was later adjusted to 1.5 points, indicating a weakening of the spread. Considering the Spurs are playing at home and have a better ranking, why hasn't their advantage been reflected more significantly in the spread? Does this suggest that the market is apprehensive about the Spurs' recent losses?