The Spurs are in some trouble.

Not only did they lose Game 2 against the Trail Blazers, but they lost Victor Wembanyama to concussion protocol. He will be out for at least 48 hours per league rules, but it could be much longer.

Playoff basketball is full of heartbreak and surprise. How does this development impact your bracket?

We’ve got some more picks to look at today. As always, our model has surfaced a few edges. First, let’s see how yesterday’s picks did.

Last Night’s Featured went 1-2.

Jerami Grant grabbed just one rebound last night in twenty minutes of fairly unproductive play. He also shot 12% from the field.

It wasn’t Shaedon Sharpe’s night either. He also grabbed just a single rebound, though it might owe to a modest 13 minutes of playtime.

Luke Kornet passed 4.5 rebounds with plenty of room to spare. The 7’1 center crashed 9 boards last night. If only he could have left a few for Shaedon Sharpe and Jerami Grant.

Just a reminder that playoff basketball can be tricky. How did your picks do?

Single-prop angles where our model shows higher probability than the odds reflect.

Tristan da Silva’s production hovers around 7 points per game. He shoots 45% from the field on average, and can absolutely clear this over comfortably with enough playtime/looks.

Cason Wallace, meanwhile, is a great contender to grab at least 3 rebounds on any given night. He averages 3 and has managed at least that many in three of his last five games.

Finally, Luke Kornet. He came through for us on exactly this line just last night. Why not double down?

Multiple edges combined into one value-driven parlay.

We’ve got a three legged parlay at +582.

Dillon Brooks is a 45% shooter who averages more than 20 points per game. He’s put up 20 points per game against the Thunder specifically this season. As long as his shooting holds up and he gets his looks, he should be able to clear the over.

Mark Williams scored 12 points per game on average throughout the regular season. He hasn’t gotten many looks in his last two games (scoring 4 and 7 points respectively) but for the most part he’s looking good. Williams has averaged 13 points over his last ten games.

Cason Wallace is a little less consistent on the offensive end. He averages nearly 10 points per game, but it comes in starts and stops. He’ll put up 3 points one night, and 20 the next. His field goal percentage is one factor that separates the good nights from the bad.

If he can stay at around 43%, he should have a decent chance of getting where we need him to be.

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