NBA Player Props & Bets: Wednesday (11/4)
After yesterday’s Election Day break, the NBA is back with a 14-game slate. Plenty of NBA player props are available, so let’s hit a couple tonight.
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Wednesday's Best NBA Player Props
(Odds courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook)
Walker Kessler Over 12.5 Points (-115)
Walker Kessler has scored at least 15 points in back-to-back games leading up to this one. He’s also averaged 13 points per game over his last five games while playing more than 30 minutes a night.
Kessler has attempted more than eight field goals per game and has a 16.1% usage rate in his last five games.
Tonight, Kessler will battle a Kings team ranked 29th in points allowed to centers. The Kings allowed 20 points to Daniel Gafford last time out, despite Gafford having a points prop line of 10.5. Isaiah Stewart also recently scored 24 points against them on a points prop line of 7.5.
With a terrific matchup, let’s back Kessler to score at least 13 points tonight. He’s hit this line in 63% of games since joining the Lakers.
Jayson Tatum Over 7.5 Assists (+125)
Over the last five games, Jayson Tatum has averaged 7.4 assists per game. During that stretch, he’s averaged over 12 potential assists per game, including 15 in his last two games.
Payton Pritchard is questionable for tonight’s game. If he misses this one, that’ll benefit Tatum, but Tatum can still hit this number even with Pritchard on the floor.
Tatum is facing a Bucks team ranked 27th in assists allowed to small forwards this season. Jaden McDaniels and Payton Watson beat their lines last time they faced the Bucks. Tatum should be able to do the same.
John Collins Over 6.5 Rebounds (+125)
John Collins only finished with three rebounds against Charlotte last time out. However, he’s nailed this line in three of his last five games and has averaged 6.8 rebounds during that stretch. He’s also averaged 11 rebound chances per game over his last five outings and hit this line in 57% of games this season.
Against the 76ers, Collins hit this line in four straight games and grabbed 11 rebounds on October 25th, when he had a season-high 19 rebound chances in 34 minutes. The 76ers rank last in rebounds allowed to power forwards this season. Collins took advantage the first time, and he’ll likely do the same tonight.