The NBA is back, and I'm here to provide the best NBA player props for you to build your bankroll across the season. Last year was another successful season, and I plan on running it back again. As always, monitor any potential news and lineup announcements.
The best way to stay informed about NBA player props is to stay up-to-date with the latest news. The second-best way is to shop around at different sportsbooks. Player props rarely have identical odds across platforms, so ensure you get the best value. We only have four games today, so we are a bit limited with our options, but as long as there are games, I'm happy with that. Let's get to it.
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Thursday’s Best NBA Player Props
Last Season: 174-125 | This Season: 7-4 | Last Time: 2-1
Cole Anthony Under 19.5 Points + Assists + Rebounds (-120 at FanDuel Sportsbook)
I know Cole Anthony is in a different situation in Milwaukee compared to Orlando, but Anthony only covered this line in eight of his final 11 games last season and once in the opening three matches of the year.
Anthony might be playing some more minutes, but he will only be in line for 20 or so minutes, and he's failed to score double-digit points in two out of three games. I don't expect him to get there with rebounds or assists. Golden State has been a top-10 defense and a bottom-10 pace of play team. Anthony is projected closer to 15 on this combo prop. Despite the juice, this is still a valuable line.
Bam Adebayo Under 38.5 Points + Assists + Rebounds (-120 at DraftKings Sportsbook)
I must say I'm impressed with the San Antonio Spurs this year. They've started the year 4-0, allowing more than 110 points once. They rank second in defensive rating and fourth in pace of play. They've allowed the fourth-fewest combined points + assists + rebounds to opposing centers. While it will be determined if these stats keep up, I still think this prop is high, even if the Spurs are due for regression.
Isaiah Hartenstein Over 23.5 Points + Rebounds (-120 at DraftKings Sportsbook)
It's tough to predict the exact rotation the Thunder will have against Washington, considering their injuries, but there's no way Isaiah Hartenstein doesn't get more play, right? The Wizards are an over team when it comes to betting and have allowed the sixth-most points and fourth-most boards to opposing centers.
This line is simply too good to pass up with how the current roster looks, especially considering Hartenstein has already covered this line twice this season.
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