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Six Player Prop Thoughts For The NBA
Plus: a matchup in baseball worth noting for Thursday

Play-In and Round One: 6 Games Friday and Saturday
Friday features two exciting play-in matchups, and on Saturday, four first-round series tip off. We've pulled together key data for the first six games, spotlighting one intriguing player prop to watch in each matchup. Plus, one baseball matchup with solid potential in today’s sleight of games. Lets get into it.
Play-In
Heats vs Hawks: Duncan Robinson, 1.5 Threes
Robinson logged just 17 minutes in the first play-in game, but still knocked down 2 of his 5 three-point attempts. Despite limited minutes, he's been efficient—hitting this prop in 61% of games this season where he played 20 minutes or fewer.

Robinson with 18 or fewer minutes this season
And his history against the Hawks is good this year - he has 11 threes in 28 attempts in three games against Atlanta this season.
Mavericks vs Grizzlies: Jaren Jackson Jr, 19.5 Points
Triple J’s history against Anthony Davis is what caught out eye here - dating back to last season, in his last three games against Davis, Jackson has games with 31, 29 and 25 points.

Jaren Jackson Jr’s last 5 games against Anthony Davis
And this Mavs team, even with their variety of big men (Davis, Gafford, Lively) are still allowing 23.15 points per game to centers this season, and 24.12 points to power forwards, the two positions that Jackson occupies.
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NBA Round 1
Bucks vs Pacers: Benedict Mathurin, 5.5 Reb + Ast
This is a solid matchup for Mathurin. The Bucks allow 12.4 rebounds and assists per game to small forwards, 27th in the NBA, and Mathurin has gone over this 5.5 R&A line in 61% of his games this season.

Small forwards rebound and assists stats against Milwaukee
He closed out this season going over this line in 6 of his last 10 games, averaging 7.7 rebounds and assists per game.
Clippers vs Nuggets: Norman Powell, 17.5 Points
Norman Powell had a slow finish after returning from injury, averaging just 17.2 points over his last twenty games—down from his season average of 21.8. But he’s been solid against Denver this season, which gives reason for optimism in this matchup.

Powell head-to-head against Denver, with the four games on the right from this season
He’s cleared this line in three of four games, and even in the one miss, he still dropped 16 points. Plus, the Nuggets rank second-worst in the league against shooting guards, giving up 24.3 points per game to the position.
Pistons vs Knicks: Karl-Anthony Towns, 34.5 Pts + Reb
In 3 games against Detroit this season, he’s averaged 35 points and rebounds. But the most attractive piece of data for KAT here is that he’s going to play massive minutes, and in games with 35 or more minutes this season, he’s averaging 41.2 points and rebounds, clearing this line 73% of the time.

Karl-Anthony Towns this season, playing 35 or more minutes
KAT has averaged 37.2 points and rebounds per game this season, clearing this line in 63% of his games this season.
Timberwolves vs Lakers: Rudy Gobert, 10.5 Rebounds
This is the craziest head-to-head data I think I’ve ever seen on Props.Cash - so much green!

Gobert, head-to-head against the Lakers
Head-to-head aside, the Lakers closed out their season giving up big rebounding games to plenty of centers:
Donovan Clingan, 12 rebounds (April 13th)
Isaiah Hartenstein, 11 rebounds (April 8th)
Yves Messi, 11 rebounds (April 4th)
Draymond Green, 11 rebounds (April 3rd)
They allow 15.46 rebounds per game to centers this season, 23rd in the NBA.
MLB
Bobby Witt Jr vs Reese Olson
Bobby Witt Jr has 13 plate appearances against Reese Olson, and in those plate appearances he’s racked up 6 hits, two of which left the yard.

Bobby Witt Jr. versus Reese Olson
He’s also been hitting the ball well to start the year, averaging 2.3 HRR per game this season, and 2.2 HRR in his last 5 games.

Bobby Witt Jr’s last 5 games
Can he stay hot tonight?!