NBA Player Props & Bets: Tuesday (3/3)
With so many games on tonight’s NBA slate, I took a look at some of the most valuable NBA player props. My three favorites are listed below.
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Tuesday’s Best NBA Player Prop Bets
(Odds courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook)
Saddiq Bey Over 16.5 Points (-130)
Saddiq Bey has scored at least 17 points in seven of his last 10 games. He’s also played nearly 33 minutes per game in that span. In addition, Bey has shot above 48% from the field and has attempted almost 15 shots per game during that time frame.
Bey will battle a Lakers team ranked last in points allowed to small forwards this season. The Lakers also rank last in field goal attempts, field goals made and free-throw attempts. Bey should be the main contributor for the Pelicans tonight. Let’s back the over on his points prop.
Devin Vassell Over 13.5 Points (-114)
Devin Vassell has been cooking lately. He’s scored at least 14 points in four consecutive games, including two games with 20+ points. Vassell also just played 35 minutes against the Knicks and took nine threes in that game. His usage was the highest it had been over the last seven games.
Don’t expect Vassell to slow down with a matchup against the 76ers. Philadelphia ranks 28th in points allowed and 29th in field-goal attempts to shooting guards this season. Vassell should see many opportunities to score. He’s also shot above 52% from the field over the last 10 games, so he’s been super efficient as well. He’s taken at least 10 shots in each of those last four games, where he added at least 14 points. Take the over on his points prop.
Mark Williams Over 8.5 Rebounds (+104)
Mark Williams totaled 10 rebounds (on 12 rebound chances) in his latest game against the Los Angeles Lakers. Ultimately, he’s averaged about 14 rebound chances per game over his last 10 games. Tonight, he’ll take on a Kings team ranked dead last in defensive rebounds allowed to centers.
Williams has also hit this line in seven of his last 10 games. In addition, he’s added an average of 12 rebounds per game against the Kings in his last three games. He’s hauled in at least nine rebounds in all three of those games against the Kings.
Let’s take a chance on Williams. After all, he played 13 minutes against the Lakers and still brought down 10 rebounds on 12 rebound attempts. You’d have to imagine he’ll get more minutes tonight.