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2026-01-02

The stored Gary board for Fri, Jan 2. Results are presented separately because older records do not all carry a durable source-pick ID.

Game picks

NBA

Charlotte Hornets @ Milwaukee Bucks

TALE OF THE TAPE Milwaukee Bucks Charlotte Hornets Record 14-20 ← 11-22 Off Rating 112.3 ← 114.4 Def Rating 114.7 ← 117.2 Net Rating -2.4 ← -2.7 Paint Defense 114.7 ← 117.2 Key Injuries Prince (OUT) Knueppel, Plumlee (OUT) Gary's Take Sometimes the handicap is simple physics. The Charlotte Hornets are arriving in Milwaukee with a decimated frontcourt—Mason Plumlee and Ryan Kalkbrenner are OUT, leaving them with zero effective resistance against one of the most physically dominant forces in NBA history, Giannis Antetokounmpo. We just saw this movie five days ago in Charlotte, where the Bucks won by 10 points on the road. Now, the venue shifts to Milwaukee, and the matchup issues have only gotten worse for the Hornets. Beyond the paint mismatch, Charlotte is missing their rookie sensation Kon Knueppel (19.3 PPG), who has been a critical source of offense for a team that doesn't defend. Without his scoring punch, and with LaMelo Ball posting bizarre single-digit scoring lines in his last few outings (suggesting he is either hurt or in a massive slump), the Hornets simply don't have the firepower to keep up. Milwaukee's Myles Turner adds another layer of rim protection that will force Charlotte into taking tough contested jumpers. The market has priced this at -5.5, which feels like a gift considering Milwaukee already proved they can cover a larger number on the road. The Bucks have their own issues this season, but they feast on teams they can physically overwhelm. This is a "Checkmate" roster spot where Charlotte has no answer for the problem Milwaukee presents.

Milwaukee Bucks -5.5-110

CONF

78%

NBA

Brooklyn Nets @ Washington Wizards

TALE OF THE TAPE Washington Brooklyn Record 8-24 ← 10-21 Off Rating 110.2 ← 110.7 Def Rating 120.3 → 116.6 Net Rating -10.0 → -5.9 Key Injuries Kispert (OUT) Thomas/MPJ/Claxton (OUT) Gary's Take Don't let the season-long Net Rating fool you—the team wearing Brooklyn jerseys tonight is not the team that built those stats. With Cam Thomas (rest), Michael Porter Jr. (doubtful/illness), and Nic Claxton (personal) all out, the Nets are missing their top two scorers and their defensive anchor. This is a classic "schedule loss" punt by Brooklyn, who played yesterday and is clearly prioritizing rest (and lottery positioning) over grinding out a win with a G-League lineup. Washington, conversely, is playing its best basketball of the season. They've won three of their last four games, including impressive wins over the Bucks and Grizzlies. The mix of veteran stability from CJ McCollum and the explosive scoring of rookie Tre Johnson gives them a coherent offensive identity that Brooklyn simply lacks tonight. Without a true point guard or a go-to scorer, the Nets will struggle to keep pace with a rested Wizards team that has scored 114+ points in three of their last four outings. This line is short because both teams have poor records, but the situational spot is overwhelmingly in Washington's favor. The Wizards are rested, at home, and facing a depleted opponent on a back-to-back. Lay the points with the team that is actually trying to win tonight. Pick: Washington Wizards -3.5 -108

Washington Wizards -3.5-108

CONF

75%

NBA

San Antonio Spurs @ Indiana Pacers

TALE OF THE TAPE San Antonio Indiana Record 24-9 ← 6-28 Off Rating 117.2 ← 107.8 Def Rating 112.3 ← 114.7 Net Rating +4.9 ← -6.9 Key Injuries Wembanyama (OUT) Haliburton (OUT) Gary's Take Don't let the absence of Victor Wembanyama scare you off the right side here. The San Antonio Spurs are a well-oiled machine sitting at 2nd in the West, while the Indiana Pacers are in a complete organizational freefall. We are looking at a "Lost Season" in Indiana—without Tyrese Haliburton, they have plummeted to the bottom of the East, losing their last five games by an average margin of 14 points. Their defense is non-existent, surrendering 142, 140, and 126 points in three of their last four outings. Even without their generational big man, the Spurs have plenty of firepower. De'Aaron Fox is thriving in San Antonio's system, and sophomore sensation Stephon Castle (17.9 PPG) has emerged as a legitimate secondary star. This matchup is tailor-made for Fox; the Pacers play fast (102.6 Pace) but defend nobody, creating the perfect runway for Fox to attack the rim at will. The efficiency gap here is staggering—San Antonio boasts a Net Rating advantage of nearly 12 points. Pascal Siakam is a warrior, but he is on an island. The Pacers simply do not have the depth or defensive discipline to keep up with a Spurs team that executes at an elite level regardless of who is on the floor. Indiana is 1-15 in their last 16 road games and just 5-13 at home; home court means nothing for a team this broken. Expect Fox and Castle to run circles around a demoralized Pacers defense.

San Antonio Spurs -5.5-108

CONF

72%

NBA

Memphis Grizzlies @ Los Angeles Lakers

TALE OF THE TAPE Los Angeles Lakers Memphis Grizzlies Record 20-11 ← 15-18 Off Rating 117.1 ← 110.3 Def Rating 116.7 → 113.0 Net Rating +0.4 ← -2.7 Key Injuries Reaves (OUT) Edey (OUT) Gary's Take The market is still pricing the Los Angeles Lakers like a contender, but their recent tape tells a much uglier story. The Lakers are 1-4 in their last five games, including catastrophic home losses to the Pistons and Rockets where their defense looked completely broken. Their Defensive Rating sits at a porous 116.7, and tonight they are without Austin Reaves—their second-leading scorer (26.6 PPG) and a crucial connector in their offense. Without Reaves, the scoring burden falls entirely on Luka Doncic and LeBron James, making the offense predictable and easier to scheme against. Memphis is dealing with its own injury crisis in the frontcourt, but they have proven far more resilient, logging recent wins against the Bucks and Jazz. While the Grizzlies lack the size to stop Deandre Ayton inside, the Lakers' perimeter defense is so compromised right now that Ja Morant should have free rein to attack the paint. This spread feels like a trap for bettors expecting a Lakers bounce-back, but the chemistry and effort just aren't there right now to justify laying points against a scrappy Grizzlies squad. I'll take the points with the team that plays harder.

Memphis Grizzlies +4.5-102

CONF

63%

NBA

Orlando Magic @ Chicago Bulls

TALE OF THE TAPE Chicago Bulls Orlando Magic Record 16-17 ← 19-15 Off Rating 112.4 → 112.7 Def Rating 116.8 → 111.0 Net Rating -4.4 → +1.7 3PT Shooting 37.0% ← 32.7% Key Injuries Giddey, White Franz Wagner Gary's Take The market is pricing this game as if the Orlando Magic are a juggernaut capable of blowing out a depleted opponent on the road, but the recent data paints a very different picture. Orlando is winning, but they are winning by the skin of their teeth. Their last three victories have come by margins of 2, 1, and 4 points. They are a "grind-it-out" team, not a separation team, and without their second-leading scorer Franz Wagner (22.7 PPG), they simply lack the offensive firepower to extend leads comfortably. The Chicago Bulls are undeniably banged up without Giddey and White, but they showed incredible resilience in their recent 134-point explosion against New Orleans. With Tre Jones stepping up as a distributor (12 assists last game) and the team shooting 37% from deep (significantly better than Orlando's 32.7%), Chicago has the variance on their side. In a game involving two teams with nearly identical offensive ratings, giving 4.5 points to the home team that shoots the ball better from the perimeter is a gift. Orlando's elite defense will keep them in control, but their inability to score in bunches makes covering this number a tall task. I expect a rock fight that comes down to the final minute, exactly the kind of script where you want the points in your pocket. The Bulls keep this inside the number or win outright.

Chicago Bulls +4.5-102

CONF

62%

NCAAB

Ohio State Buckeyes @ Rutgers Scarlet Knights

TALE OF THE TAPE Ohio State Rutgers Record 1-1 (B1G) → 0-2 (B1G) Off Rating 123.1 ← 103.9 eFG% 57.8% ← 45.9% Scoring 86.3 ← 68.7 Key Injuries None None Gary's Take Jersey Mike's Arena, or 'The RAC,' is a house of horrors for Big Ten favorites, but this Rutgers team lacks the offensive firepower to make the atmosphere matter. The Scarlet Knights are currently dead last in the Big Ten in scoring, and their effective field goal percentage is a dismal forty-six percent. When you're struggling that much to put the ball in the hoop, you can't afford to fall behind against a transition-heavy team like Ohio State that averages over eighty-six points per night. The real edge here is the massive gap in roster continuity. Head coach Steve Pikiell is essentially starting from scratch with a roster that returned less than twenty-five percent of its minutes from last year. Contrast that with Ohio State, where Jake Diebler has a four-year captain and senior leader in Bruce Thornton. Thornton and John Mobley Jr. form a veteran backcourt that has seen everything the Big Ten has to throw at them. They aren't going to be rattled by a loud student section in Piscataway. Rutgers will try to grind this game down and win through second-chance points, as they do hold a significant edge on the offensive glass with Emmanuel Ogbole and Dylan Grant. However, Ohio State's offensive rating is elite, and their ability to score efficiently inside the paint with Christoph Tilly and Brandon Noel should neutralize those extra possessions. Rutgers is desperate for their first conference win, but desperation doesn't fix a broken jump shot. I expect the Buckeyes to withstand an early surge from Tariq Francis and eventually pull away for a comfortable double-digit victory. I'm laying the points with the Ohio State Buckeyes -8.5 -102.

Ohio State Buckeyes -8.5-102

CONF

72%

NCAAB

Michigan State Spartans @ Nebraska Cornhuskers

TALE OF THE TAPE Nebraska Cornhuskers Michigan State Spartans NET Rank 15 → 14 Adj Defense 28 → 6 Off Rebounds 9.8 → 14.4 eFG% 56.5% ← 53.2 Key Injuries Essegian (OUT) Glenn (OUT) Gary's Take The Nebraska Cornhuskers have put together an impressive 13-0 start, but a closer look at the numbers suggests they are walking into a buzzsaw tonight. While Nebraska is undefeated at Pinnacle Bank Arena, their non-conference strength of schedule is ranked #305. They simply haven't seen a team with the defensive discipline and physical toughness that Tom Izzo brings to the floor. Michigan State enters this game with the #6 adjusted defensive efficiency in the country, and their signature man-to-man pressure is designed to take teams like Nebraska out of their rhythm. Nebraska relies heavily on high-volume three-point shooting, attempting over 30 per game. However, Michigan State's transition defense and elite rebounding margin (+13.7 nationally) will limit the Cornhuskers' second-chance opportunities and force them into a half-court grind. Jaxon Kohler has been a monster on the glass, averaging over 10 rebounds per game, and with Nebraska's 7'1" center Leo Curtis likely sidelined, the Spartans should dominate the interior. The situational edge here belongs to the battle-tested Spartans. While Nebraska is looking for a signature win to validate their ranking, Michigan State has already notched Quad 1 wins over programs like Kentucky and UNC. The atmosphere in Lincoln will be electric, but experience matters in the Big Ten. Jeremy Fears Jr. is an elite floor general who won't be rattled by the noise, and I expect Michigan State to win the possession battle through offensive rebounding and defensive stops. This spread feels like it's pricing in the 13-0 record more than the actual efficiency metrics. I'm taking the points with the Spartans, but I wouldn't be surprised if they win this game outright on the glass. Take the Michigan State Spartans ML 116.

Michigan St ML+100

CONF

68%

NCAAB

San Diego Toreros @ San Francisco Dons

TALE OF THE TAPE San Francisco San Diego Record 10-5 8-6 Off Rating 113.8 ← 107.1 eFG% 53.2% ← 51.7% KenPom Rank 98 ← 217 Key Injuries Cook/Newbury None Gary's Take San Francisco enters this West Coast Conference opener as the statistically superior side, but the market spread feels like it is pricing a version of the Dons that simply won't be on the floor tonight. The confirmed absence of Oregon transfer Mookie Cook is a massive blow to their defensive identity. Cook provides the kind of NBA-level length and versatility that anchors their perimeter defense, and with Ndewedo Newbury also questionable with a leg injury, the Dons' frontcourt depth is suddenly a major concern. San Francisco relies heavily on their defensive efficiency to pull away from teams, but a thinned-out rotation against a high-tempo opponent is a recipe for a closer-than-expected grind. San Diego is playing their best basketball of the Steve Lavin era right now. Putting up 93 points against a top-ten Gonzaga squad on the road just two days ago was no fluke; it was a statement about Ty-Laur Johnson's ability to command an elite offense. Johnson is a legitimate high-major talent who has successfully integrated into Lavin's transition-heavy system. The Toreros are playing at a faster tempo than the Dons and have shown they can survive in high-possession shootouts. When you have an underdog coming off a massive confidence booster and facing a favorite missing its most impactful defensive piece, eleven and a half points is just too much to lay. Expect David Fuchs to have a solid night inside for the Dons, but San Diego’s perimeter threats like Toneari Lane and Juanse Gorosito should find enough space to keep this within three possessions. San Francisco likely secures the home win in a hostile War Memorial Gym, but they lack the current depth to maintain a double-digit lead for forty minutes. I see this game staying in the 6-to-8 point range throughout the second half, giving us plenty of cushion on the Toreros. Take the San Diego Toreros +11.5 -108.

San Diego Toreros +11.5-108

CONF

63%

Player props

NBA · San Antonio Spurs @ Indiana Pacers

Julian Champagnie

Listen, the books are asleep at the wheel on this one. Julian Champagnie just set a franchise record with 11 triples and 36 points, and yet his line is sitting down here at 11.5? With Victor Wembanyama and Devin Vassell both out of the lineup, the Spurs are missing over 40 points of production.

OVER 11.5 Points-115

· Season avg: 10.5 PPG
· Last game: 36 points and 11 three-pointers
· Usage vacuum: Top scorers Wembanyama and Vassell both OUT

NBA · Atlanta Hawks @ New York Knicks

Jalen Brunson

Jalen Brunson is the absolute king of New York right now, and tonight at MSG, he's going to put on another clinic. With Josh Hart officially out and Karl-Anthony Towns questionable with an illness, the Knicks' offense is basically 'Brunson or bust.' He’s been on a tear, averaging over 34 points in his last five games, including a 47-point masterclass against Toronto recently. The Hawks are one of the fastest-paced teams in the league and their defense has been bleeding points like a leaky faucet. Brunson has cleared this 30.5 mark in three of his last five, and with the extra volume coming his way tonight, he's going to hunt his shot early and often in front of that home crowd.

OVER 30.5 Points-108

· L5 points: 29, 28, 34, 34, 47
· L5 average: 34.4 PPG vs 30.5 line
· Season average: 29.4 PPG

NBA · Denver Nuggets @ Cleveland Cavaliers

Jamal Murray

Listen, Jamal Murray isn't just the primary option tonight—he's the only option. With Nikola Jokic, Aaron Gordon, and Christian Braun all in the trainer's room, the ball is going to be glued to Murray's hands for 38+ minutes.

OVER 26.5 Points-119

· Season avg: 25.1 PPG
· Last 5 scores: 21, 20, 24, 35, 31
· Injury context: Jokic, Gordon, Braun, and Valanciunas all OUT

NBA · Sacramento Kings @ Phoenix Suns

Collin Gillespie

Look, Collin Gillespie isn't just a feel-good story; he's the engine keeping the Suns' secondary unit humming while the big names are in the trainer's room. He’s cleared this 14.5-point line in seven straight games because Coach Ott has given him the ultimate green light.

OVER 14.5 Points-118

· L5 Points: 17, 25, 17, 16, 16
· Last 10 average: 15.4 PPG
· Season average: 14.0 PPG

NBA · Oklahoma City Thunder @ Golden State Warriors

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander

Listen, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is a professional bucket-getter, and tonight he’s walking into a Golden State defense that’s missing its heart and soul in Draymond Green. Without Draymond patrolling the paint and barking orders, Shai is going to live at the rim and the free-throw line.

OVER 30.5 Points-124

· Season avg: 32.1 PPG
· L5 pts: 30, 39, 27, 22, 33
· 2025-26 Season vs GSW: 33.0 PPG

NBA · Memphis Grizzlies @ Los Angeles Lakers

LeBron James

Look, I’ve seen LeBron do the impossible for three decades, but Father Time and the scheduling gods are a nasty combo. We’re talking about a 41-year-old man playing a matinee game with less than 16 hours of recovery after a Friday night battle.

UNDER 23.5 Points-122

· Season avg: 20.3 PPG
· Age: 41 years old
· Rest context: <16-hour turnaround on matinee B2B

NBA · Brooklyn Nets @ Washington Wizards

Egor Demin

I'm looking at Egor Demin to continue his scoring tear tonight in D.C. With Michael Porter Jr.

OVER 13.5 Points-122

· L5 scoring: 23, 7, 20, 16, 14
· L5 avg: 16.0 PPG vs 13.5 line
· Nets missing Michael Porter Jr (25.8 PPG) and Cam Thomas Jan 2

NBA · San Antonio Spurs @ Indiana Pacers

Pascal Siakam

Pascal Siakam is the last man standing in Indiana with Haliburton out for the year. He's been averaging 23.5 on the season, but tonight's matchup is a gift from the basketball gods.

OVER 23.5 Points-114

· Season avg: 23.5 PPG
· L5 avg: 21.6 PPG
· Matchup: Spurs missing defensive anchor Wembanyama

NBA · Atlanta Hawks @ New York Knicks

Jalen Johnson

Jalen Johnson has transformed into the primary engine for this Hawks team with Trae Young sidelined. He’s playing at an All-Star level, coming off a 34-point performance against Minnesota that finally broke Atlanta's losing streak.

OVER 24.5 Points-103

· L5 points: 34, 20, 24, 24, 36
· L5 average: 27.6 PPG vs 24.5 line
· Usage boost: Trae Young OUT (3rd straight game)

NBA · Denver Nuggets @ Cleveland Cavaliers

Evan Mobley

Evan Mobley is a nightmare for a team that can't match his size, and Denver is walking into that nightmare tonight. With Jokic and Valanciunas both sidelined, the Nuggets are essentially playing without a center, forcing their guards to challenge Mobley at the rim.

OVER 1.5 Blocks-101

· Season avg: 1.7 BPG
· Last game: 5 blocks vs. Suns
· Matchup: Denver is without all traditional centers

NBA · Charlotte Hornets @ Milwaukee Bucks

Kon Knueppel

I'm looking at Kon Knueppel to have a massive night in his hometown. The rookie grew up in Milwaukee and clearly loves playing in the Fiserv Forum, having already hung 25.5 points per game on the Bucks in two meetings this season.

OVER 17.5 Points-110

· Season avg: 19.3 PPG
· L5 pts: 20, 16, 19, 20, 19
· Season vs. MIL: 25.5 PPG

NBA · Orlando Magic @ Chicago Bulls

Paolo Banchero

With Franz Wagner sidelined, the Magic offense is essentially the 'Paolo Banchero Show.' I saw him absolutely take over against Indiana with 29 points, and tonight he faces a Bulls team that's missing their primary perimeter defenders. Chicago plays at a breakneck pace, which means more possessions and more opportunities for Banchero to bully his way to the cup or draw fouls. He's averaged nearly 24 a game against the Bulls in his career, and without Wagner to share the load, I expect him to blow past this 23.5 line by the middle of the fourth. The volume is guaranteed here, and against a thin Bulls frontcourt, he’s going to be the focal point from the jump.

OVER 23.5 Points-118

· L2 points: 29, 23
· Season avg: 20.3 PPG
· History vs Bulls: 23.6 PPG

NBA · Portland Trail Blazers @ New Orleans Pelicans

Zion Williamson

Look, I’ve been watching Zion since he got back from that adductor injury, and the big man is finally playing like the freight train we remember. He’s back in the starting five and coming off back-to-back 30-plus point outings because he’s finally realized nobody in the league can stop him when he puts his shoulder down.

OVER 26.5 Points-119

· L2 points: 31, 32
· Season avg: 22.7 PPG
· Pelicans 5-game losing streak

NBA · Sacramento Kings @ Phoenix Suns

Russell Westbrook

When the stars are away, Russ will play, and tonight the Kings' roster looks like a ghost town. With Sabonis, Fox, and LaVine all sidelined, Westbrook is the only guy left on this roster who knows how to grab a game by the throat.

OVER 24.5 Points Rebounds Assists-124

· L5 PRA: 19, 19, 22, 35, 37
· Usage Boost: Sabonis, Fox, and LaVine all OUT
· High-volume night: Posted 37 PRA in 38 mins on Dec 23

NBA · Memphis Grizzlies @ Los Angeles Lakers

Ja Morant

Ja Morant doesn't just play in Los Angeles; he puts on a show. He’s coming off a massive 40-point explosion where he looked completely unstoppable, and now he gets to face a Lakers defense that has basically been a revolving door lately, ranking 29th in the league.

OVER 21.5 Points-118

· L1 performance: 40 points on 16-of-22 shooting
· L5 avg: 22.2 PPG
· Opponent defense: Lakers rank 29th in defensive rating (121.9)

NBA · Brooklyn Nets @ Washington Wizards

Bilal Coulibaly

Bilal Coulibaly has been a monster on the boards lately, and this 4.5 line feels like a gift from the books. He's grabbed 5 or more rebounds in five straight games, averaging 6.6 boards over that span.

OVER 4.5 Rebounds-113

· L5 rebounds: 5, 7, 8, 8, 5
· Season avg: 4.7 RPG
· Nets' Nic Claxton likely out (personal reasons)

NBA · Charlotte Hornets @ Milwaukee Bucks

Myles Turner

Myles Turner has turned into an absolute rim-protecting nightmare lately, averaging a staggering 4.5 blocks over his last 20 games. Tonight, he faces a Charlotte team that lacks any real size in the paint with Mark Williams and Mason Plumlee sidelined.

OVER 1.5 Blocks+119

· L5 blocks avg: 4.5 BPG
· Season avg: 1.6 BPG
· Opponent PPG: 118.9

NBA · Orlando Magic @ Chicago Bulls

Tre Jones

The injury bug has bitten Chicago hard, but one man's crisis is another man's opportunity, and Tre Jones is ready to cash in. With Giddey and White out, Jones is the undisputed floor general, and he's coming off a flawless 20-point performance where he didn't miss a single shot.

OVER 13.5 Points-111

· Pts last start (Dec 31): 20
· Pts vs Orlando (Dec 1): 20
· L4 avg pts: 13.0

NBA · Portland Trail Blazers @ New Orleans Pelicans

Deni Avdija

With Portland’s injury list looking like a CVS receipt, Deni Avdija has been forced into a role that would make even prime Magic Johnson sweat. He’s the primary playmaker, the primary scorer, and the guy every play runs through with Lillard and Scoot sidelined.

OVER 8.5 Assists-110

· L5 assists: 7, 11, 10, 9, 8
· Season avg: 6.9 APG
· Portland missing Lillard, Henderson, and Grant

NBA · Oklahoma City Thunder @ Golden State Warriors

Brandin Podziemski

The Warriors are basically a skeleton crew tonight, and Brandin Podziemski is the only guy left with the keys to the offense. With Curry and Butler sidelined, the ball is going to be in Podz’s hands for 35-plus minutes, and he isn’t the type of kid to be shy about shooting.

OVER 14.5 Points-112

· Season avg: 12.5 PPG
· L5 pts: 19, 7, 13, 13, 16
· Usage Vacuum: Steph Curry and Jimmy Butler are ruled OUT

Graded results

Games

L
Milwaukee Bucks -5.5 -110
NBA · 121-122
W
Washington Wizards -3.5 -108
NBA · 99-119
W
San Antonio Spurs -5.5 -108
NBA · 123-113
L
Memphis Grizzlies +4.5 -102
NBA · 121-128
W
Chicago Bulls +4.5 -102
NBA · 114-121
L
Ohio State Buckeyes -8.5 -102
NCAAB · 80-73
L
Michigan St ML +116
NCAAB · 56-58
W
San Diego Toreros +11.5 -108
NCAAB · 64-74

Props

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Bilal Coulibaly · over
Brooklyn Nets @ Washington Wizards · Actual 8
L
Brandin Podziemski · over
Oklahoma City Thunder @ Golden State Warriors · Actual 12
W
Collin Gillespie · over
Sacramento Kings @ Phoenix Suns · Actual 15
W
Deni Avdija · over
Portland Trail Blazers @ New Orleans Pelicans · Actual 11
L
Egor Demin · over
Brooklyn Nets @ Washington Wizards · Actual 10
W
Evan Mobley · over
Denver Nuggets @ Cleveland Cavaliers · Actual 3
L
Jalen Brunson · over
Atlanta Hawks @ New York Knicks · Actual 24
L
Jalen Johnson · over
Atlanta Hawks @ New York Knicks · Actual 18
W
Jamal Murray · over
Denver Nuggets @ Cleveland Cavaliers · Actual 34
L
Ja Morant · over
Memphis Grizzlies @ Los Angeles Lakers · Actual 16
L
Julian Champagnie · over
San Antonio Spurs @ Indiana Pacers · Actual 9
W
Kon Knueppel · over
Charlotte Hornets @ Milwaukee Bucks · Actual 26
L
LeBron James · under
Memphis Grizzlies @ Los Angeles Lakers · Actual 31
W
Myles Turner · over
Charlotte Hornets @ Milwaukee Bucks · Actual 2
W
Paolo Banchero · over
Orlando Magic @ Chicago Bulls · Actual 31
L
Pascal Siakam · over
San Antonio Spurs @ Indiana Pacers · Actual 23
W
Russell Westbrook · over
Sacramento Kings @ Phoenix Suns · Actual 32
L
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander · over
Oklahoma City Thunder @ Golden State Warriors · Actual 30
L
Tre Jones · over
Orlando Magic @ Chicago Bulls · Actual 6
W
Zion Williamson · over
Portland Trail Blazers @ New Orleans Pelicans · Actual 35