We’re getting closer and closer to the NBA trade deadline. Get your popcorn ready. Anyway, here are some NBA player props you’ll want to consider for tonight’s massive slate. Enjoy.
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Tuesday’s Best NBA Player Prop Bets
(Odds courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook)
OG Anunoby Over 16.5 Points (-112)
OG Anunoby is finding his shot. He’s scored at least 23 points in four of his last five games, including a 25-point performance against the Lakers last time out. Anunoby has attempted over 13 shots per game in the previous 10 games and has shot at least 50% in six consecutive games. He’s hit 60% or better in five straight games.
You’d like to think all that will continue to win tonight’s matchup against the Washington Wizards. Washington ranks 29th in points allowed to power forwards this season. They’ve been one of the worst defenses in the league. Anunoby should take advantage. He’s been super efficient lately.
Pascal Siakam Over 3.5 Assists (-162)
Pascal Siakam has earned at least four assists in nine of his last 10 games. He also added five assists against Houston last time out. Siakam has averaged 6.6 potential assists per game and has played nearly 35 minutes a game in the previous 10 games.
Siakam will battle a Utah team ranked 30th in assists allowed to power forwards this season. In addition, Siakam has averaged 4.2 assists in his last five games against the Jazz. He’s nailed this line in four of those five games. Let’s take the over.
Egor Demin Under 3.5 Rebounds (-192)
Egot Demin played only 15 minutes in Brooklyn’s latest game against the Pistons and recorded zero rebounds in that game. He’s averaged at least four rebounds in three of his last five games, but has had many games without multiple rebounds in the previous 10 games.
This game is trending in that direction for Demin. He’s set to face a Lakers team ranked fifth in the NBA in total rebounds allowed to point guards. The Lakers are also very good at limiting point guards on the offensive glass. In addition, Demin has averaged just 3.4 rebound chances per game. Oddsmakers are asking for at least four rebounds. He might not even get four rebounding opportunities. I’m on the under.
