Joel Embiid has had a huge post-season so far. He was out last night due to soreness of the ankle and hip. Perhaps not unrelatedly, the 76ers struggled to defeat in his absence.

Come this time of year one man’s health can very literally make all the difference.

We’ve got some more post-season picks to look at today. First, let’s see how yesterday’s picks played out.

Last Night’s Featured bets delivered with 2 hits and 1 miss.

Miles McBride had a quiet game last night. In 21 minutes, he scored just 4 points and managed a single rebound, falling just short of our modest over.

Keldon Johnson, on the other hand, smashed his over to pieces. He collected 10 rebounds in just nineteen rebounds.

And Jordan Clarkson closed out our winning record. He scored 6 points in a modest but impactful eight minutes of playtime.

It was a good night for us, all things considered. How did your picks do?

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

Jared McCain has averaged 7 points per game in his last ten—though he’s been closer to double digit scoring against the Lakers this season. He’s doing this on the strength of 44% shooting from the field.

He did have a couple of scoreless games recently, though in both he played a combined total of one minute. He will need to be on the court long enough to meet this over.

Jaylin Williams has been averaging nearly 6 rebounds in his last ten games. Playtime is, again, a factor. We’d like to see him out there for at least 15-20 minutes to ensure that he has enough chances to meet the over.

And Isaiah Joe is a slightly tricky one. He actually averages 1.4 rebounds per game and hovers around 1-3 on any given game. Naturally, a player could get 2 rebounds almost by accident.

We know he can do it. That doesn’t mean he will do it tonight. But then that’s prop betting for you.

Multiple edges combined into one value-driven parlay.

We’ve got a three legged parlay at +1197.

Ajay Mitchell has been right around 10 points per game in his last ten. He’s shooting 45% from the field.

Under 17 points sounds promising, but it is worth mentioning he’s threatened 20 in his last three games.

Jake LaRavia, meanwhile, has been averaging 6 points per game in his last ten—and been right around there for the season. Steady is good, but it’s no guarantee. He’s been under 5 in three of his last five games.

And while it’s not hard to get 6 points out of Jaxson Hayes—he averages 15 off 82% shooting in his last ten games—it all depends on how he is used. He’s been getting a little less playtime in the post-season, and his volume has suffered in the meanwhile.

Finally, Austin Reaves has also had an up and down post-season. He averaged 20 points for the season, but has been at 15 for the playoffs.

It’s largely his shooting. He was at nearly 50% for the regular season. Since the playoffs, he’s been shooting 30% from the field.

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