NBA Props for Wednesday Dec. 13: Rally in the Knick of time
As the saying goes, if I didn't have bad luck I wouldn't have no luck at all, right. Last night we nailed the under that AD rebound prop but the rest was a little short. If Moses Moody had just one more rebound we would have turned a significant profit. I would have thought for sure we would get there after Draymond Green was tossed and Moody should have a chance to show something with an inevitable suspension.
Nevertheless, yesterday was a day in the red. I hope you all realize how agonizing full transparency can be sometimes but I am totally owning this slump.
We have nine games on the schedule to choose from tonight.
Results to Date: 42-67, -65.2 Units
NBA Props for Wednesday, Dec. 13
Dennis Schroder More Assists than Trae Young (+280)
The mojo is not good in Atlanta right now and Trae Young just played a season-low 26 minutes. Yes, his season averages are better than Schroder's but I do not like the spot on the road, plus I think he is more going to try and shoot himself back on track than pass it. I know, big swings like this might be too much to get me back on track.
Ty Haliburton More Rebounds than Damian Lillard (+100)
I love that we are getting Pacers vs. Bucks again so soon and I just couldn't say not to a Dame vs. Ty prop. Lillard has averaged slightly more rebounds per game this season but I am willing to overlook it in favor of Haliburton's better overall game. All of Haliburton's numbers go up on the road too so let's lean into that.
Isaiah Jackson Over 5.5 Rebounds (+100)
Jackson is taking on more and more of a role with Indiana as the season progresses. His athleticism and energy are becoming a critical success factor. The last time these teams played Jackson snagged six boards and his minutes have been more steady of late. He is a natural to try and guard Giannis and will be a factor in this game.
Jalen Brunson 2+ Steals (+200) Alt Line
He is not known for his defense but he is gritty and has had at least 1 steal in five straight games. In the previous two before that, he had three steals. This is a great value, especially against a team like Utah that does not have a steady lead guard handing the ball. The Jazz are last in the league in turnovers, in case you were wondering.
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