Sacramento Kings forward Keegan Murray (13). Sergio Estrada-USA TODAY Sports

NBA props for Tuesday 4/2: Hurry, back Murray

By Matt Wiesenfeld | Last updated 4/2/24

2-2 with some profit yesterday. Things are getting tougher with more and more players being ruled out for the rest of the season and those who will be filling those roles not always clear. Spotting playing time increases is as much of a factor as matchup right now. As is, which teams still need to bank some wins.

Tonight we have nine NBA games on the schedule. Of course, the better matchups are in the West with the Clippers at the Kings, Houston in Minnesota, and Golden State hosting Dallas.

NBA Props for Tuesday, April 2

PJ Washington Over 11.5 Points (+100)
Mavericks vs. Warriors 10 p.m. ET

Washington is not a threat to score more than Luka Doncic or Kyrie Irving most nights, but he has become an important floor spacer for the Mavs. He has 12+ points in three of the last four games and when he starts he usually hits that mark. The Mavs are taking on a hot Golden State team tonight and Washington should get enough open looks.

Keegan Murray Over 5.5 Rebounds (+105)
Clippers vs. Kings, 10 p.m. ET

Murray is averaging over five rebounds per game on the season for the Kings. Against a team like the Clippers they need their wings to really contribute and in two games against L.A. this season he has seven and eight rebounds. Playing at home tonight I see no reason for a dip in production, which has been strong at home all season.

Immanuel Quickley Over 4.5 Rebounds (+124)
Lakers vs. Raptors, 7 p.m. ET

The Raptors season is basically over at this point. Quickley has missed the last few games but follow my logic. There is no point in bringing him back unless you are going to really play him, right? So look for a full workload even if the Lakers work over the Raptors. Since joining Toronto his rebounds per game have jumped by two.

Isaiah Hartenstein Over 1.5 Blocks (+162)
Knicks vs. Heat, 7:30 p.m. ET

Hartenstein is not the consistent defender that Mitchell Robinson is for New York. He has no blocks in the last two games, but if you back the last couple of weeks, he would have cashed on this prop half of the time. Against Miami tonight he should see plenty of action. Miami is not going to bomb from deep all game so there should be ample opportunity to hit that ample payoff.

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