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NBA Picks - Suns at Hornets: The Phoenix Suns are the surprising team in the early going of the 2009/10 NBA season having gone 10-2 in the first three weeks of the season. Tonight (8 pm ET) the Suns take to the road to play in a TNT prime-time televised game against the New Orleans Hornets who have been a disappointment at 4-8.

NBA picks oddsmakers at online sportsbook SBGglobal.com list the Suns as 7 1/2-chalk (ATS) and -360 moneyline favorites versus the Hornets with a 214 (Over/Under) betting total. Hornets backers are getting +300 moneyline odds as a home underdog.

As if New Orleans doesn't have enough problems, point guard Chris Paul is dealing with a sprained ankle, and he is out indefinitely. So far this season, the Hornets have covered just three of 11 pointspreads.

Phoenix has covered the spread in seven of 12 games and is 5-2 ATS while on the road. The betting total has split 6-6 over/under.

Phoenix improved to 10-2 on the season following Tuesday's 111-105 victory over the Houston Rockets at the Toyota Center. Amare Stoudemire scored 23 points and grabbed six rebounds, while Jason Richardson pumped in 20 points with five boards for the Pacific Division-leading Suns, who have won six of their last seven games.

NBA Picks: The Hornets are off to a slow start but they aren't dead. We like the New Orleans getting +7 1/2 at home. 

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Miami Heat vs Atlanta Hawks NBA Picks: The Miami Heat will look to keep pace in the Southeast Division tonight as they take on the Hawks at the Philips Arena in Atlanta. The big division match up is set to tip off at 7:00pm ET. Miami Heat vs Atlanta Hawks NBA Picks at BetUS.com have the Hawks listed as a -7.5 against the spread home favorite.

Miami comes into this evening's game sporting a 7-3 record and a third place position in the Southeast Division standings. The Heat jumped out a 6-1 start this year, but have dropped two of their last three games, which has positioned them a game behind the second place Magic and two games back of the divison leading Hawks. Miami gave up an average of 88.5 points per game in their first seven contests, but opponents have dropped in an average of 94.7 per contest over the team's last three games. 

Erik Spoelstra's squad fell at home last night to Oklahoma City by a score of 87-100. The Thunder outrebounded the Heat 41 to 36 and they hit 21-of-22 from the charity stripe while Miami connected on just 20 of their 30 free throw attempts. Oklahoma City also had five players in double figures, led by forward Kevin Durant's 32. Dwayne Wade splashed in a team leading 22 points for the Heat; he was one of three Miami players to reach double figures.

Atlanta won its fifth straight game on Monday night to improve to 9-2 on the season. The Hawks beat a tough Portland squad 99-95 in overtime as star guard Joe Johnson scored 35 points and dished out nine assists. Atlanta, however, won the game on the glass as they grabbed 15 offensive rebounds and held a 10 rebound advantage for the game. Power forward Josh Smith controlled the paint as he reeled in 16 boards and dropped in 20 points.

The Hawks are 5-0 at home this year where they are outscoring opponents by an average of 14.8 points per game. Atlanta is 7-1 straight up and 5-3 against the spread versus the Heat in their last eight meetings at Philips Arena.

BetUS.com Miami Heat vs Atlanta Hawks NBA Picks:

Miami Heat +7.5 (-110), Over 191.5 (-110), +280 (Moneyline)

Atlanta Hawks -7.5 (-110), Under 191.5 (-110), -340 (Moneyline)