We’re reaching the home stretch of the regular season with just a few weeks left. We have a big slat and some great player props to look for this Sunday, March 24.
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Sunday’s Best NBA Player Prop Bets
(Odds courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook)
Stephen Curry Under 33.5 Points + Rebounds + Assists (-125)
It is crunch time for the Warriors as they are just 1.5 games above the Rockets for the 10-seed with 13 games remaining. Unfortunately, they are not playing well right now and are 4-6 in their last ten.
They’ll take on a Timberwolves team they have yet to beat and who are the best-rated defense in the league. These teams haven’t seen each other since November, and Curry hasn’t seen them since the 11th game of the season.
Minnesota has been playing even better than its average defensive rating this year and has won four of its last five. They are allowing the second-fewest points to shooting guards and the fewest assists, so the combo total looks great for this game.
Tyrese Haliburton Over 18.5 Points (-125)
The Pacers are playing well, with wins in four of their last six, including against the Magic and Thunder. Haliburton is the key to their success, especially on an offense that is second in adjusted offensive rating.
Indiana’s California trip stops in Los Angeles, where they will take on the Lakers. LA’s defensive rating has been average throughout the year, and they know they’ll have to put up the points to keep pace with Indiana.
They’ve been vulnerable to Point Guards and are allowing the eighth-most points to the position. Haliburton has back-to-back 20-point performances and is shooting 58.5% from the floor.
Ivica Zubac Over 8.5 Rebounds (-140)
The Clippers have been inconsistent over the last few weeks and are 10-10 in their previous 20.
Tonight, they host the 76ers, who are missing Joel Embiid and, because of that, are currently sitting in the Play-In Tournament.
That lack of low post presence will be great for Zubac, who’s 16th in the NBA in rebounding, averaging 9.1 per contest. Philly has recently struggled on the boards against Centers and has allowed the fifth-most rebounds over the last seven games.
