NBA Player Props & Bets: Tuesday (4/28)
The Boston Celtics and San Antonio Spurs have opportunities to advance to the next round of the NBA playoffs. It’s going to get interesting tonight. Therefore, I’ve added NBA player props for each game on the slate. Check them out below.
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Tuesday’s Best NBA Player Props
(Odds courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook)
Tyrese Maxey Over 2.5 Made Three-Pointers (-152)
Tyrese Maxey has been surging from downtown in the postseason. He’s nailed at least four three-pointers in three consecutive games, after attempting more than 10 threes per game during that stretch.
Mzxey has shot 36% from three over the last 10 games, but has drained at least 42% from downtown in two of his last three games. He’s also facing a Celtics team ranked 28th in three-pointers and 25th in three-point attempts against point guards. That’s one of the main reasons Maxey has had success from downtown in this playoff series.
That said, let’s take advantage and back Maxey to add at least three three-pointers tonight.
OG Anunoby Over 6.5 Rebounds (+108)
OG Anunoby has been dominant on the glass throughout this series against the Atlanta Hawks. He’s hauled in at least eight rebounds in every single game against the Hawks, earning at least 13 rebound chances per game.
It’s not that surprising once you see that the Hawks rank dead last in the NBA in total rebounds allowed to power forwards this season. Anunoby has been aggressive on the glass, knowing how poorly the Hawks are at limiting power forwards there.
Ultimately, Anunoby has hit this line in four of his last five games, while averaging eight rebounds per night. Let’s keep attacking this prop. He’s cashed it in four straight games.
Victor Wembanyama Over 26.5 Points (-130)
Over the last 10 games, Victor Wembanyama has averaged 28.2 points. He’s shooting 54.2% from the field and taking almost 18 shots per game. These numbers are a bit deflated because of the concussion he suffered against Portland in Game 2. He played only 12 minutes in that game.
Portland ranks dead last in field goals attempted by centers. The Spurs will absolutely feature Wembanyama as much as possible. The Trail Blazers rank 29th in three-pointers and 28th in points allowed to centers this season. Wembanyama has hit this line in every single game he has finished against the Trail Blazers this postseason.