With 13 games upcoming in the NBA on Wednesday, we have a ton of props to sift through on NBA No House Advantage. Let’s try to help narrow down the field by highlighting some favorable options to consider. Also, be sure to check out our best NBA Player Props Today & Betting Central Tool to help you pick your props.
NBA No House Advantage – Best NBA Player Props
Best NBA Player Props Today: Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, OKC vs. SA: Over 25.5 Points
This one will require some monitoring because Gilgeous-Alexander (hip) is listed as questionable. Both of these teams entered the season with tanking expectations, and after hot starts, they have started to accumulate losses in bunches. The Thunder are 8-13, while the Spurs are 6-15. The Thunder might decide to sit Gilgeous-Alexander with his “injury” to increase their chances of a loss.
Gilgeous-Alexander was showing no signs of injury prior to this matchup, scoring at least 30 points in eight of the last nine games. During that span, he averaged 36 minutes per game. If he plays, he could blow by this over against a Spurs team that has the worst defensive rating in the league.
NBA No House Advantage Prop: Tyrese Haliburton, IND at SAC: Over 8.5 Assists
This is one of the highlight games on the schedule. These two teams made a blockbuster trade at the deadline last season, which landed Haliburton in Indiana and sent Domantas Sabonis to the Kings. Haliburton has led the Pacers to a surprisingly hot start, while the Kings also enter this matchup with a winning record.
Haliburton has absolutely dominated lately, dishing out 40 assists and having no turnovers across the last three games. He has recorded at least 11 assists in 10 of the last 11 games and this is a great spot for him to reach double figures in the category again with the Kings having the fifth-worst defensive rating in the league.
Best NBA Player Props Today: Anthony Edwards Prop, MIN vs. MEM: Over 20.5 Points
The Timberwolves are off to a disappointing start with their 10-11 record. Things aren’t going to get any easier for them with Karl-Anthony Towns (calf) out for at least the next four weeks. They still have plenty of size with Rudy Gobert at center, but losing Towns deals a massive blow to their scoring attack.
Towns went down after playing only 22 minutes against the Wizards on Sunday, which contributed to Edwards scoring 29 points. This is already a fairly low over for him to hit, given that he has scored at least 22 points in six of the last seven games. The last time he played the Grizzlies, he scored 28 points over 38 minutes. With all of the minutes and shot attempts that he can handle likely coming his way in this matchup, the over if the way to go.
NBA No House Advantage Prop: Keldon Johnson, SA at OKC: Over 17.5 Points
Johnson has been stuck in a shooting funk, hitting just 30.6 percent of his attempts from the field over his last seven games. However, it’s worth noting that five of those games came against teams ranked inside the top-10 in the league in defensive rating. The same can’t be said for the Thunder, who have allowed an average of 117.7 points per game.
The good news is that Johnson still averaged 17.7 shot attempts during the aforementioned seven-game stretch. He scored 26 points against the Lakers on Saturday, jacking up 28 shots along the way. He’s averaging 20.4 points per game for the season, so taking the over here in a great matchup is extremely appealing.
