Happy Sunday folks, and welcome back to Props Daily. The Nuggets saw things click into place against the Timberwolves last night. Kevin Durant, meanwhile, was unexpectedly ruled out after bumping knees with a teammate in practice.

Little moments can lead to big things this time of year.

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

Last Night’s Featured bets delivered with 3 hits.

We made a small error in yesterday’s Featured Bets card. The actual line required Jokic to have under 13.5 rebounds-not under 13.

That matters because the Nuggets star player had 13 exactly—validating our pick and exposing our mistake in one move. Hey, we’ll still take the win.

Jalen Brunson also came through with 28 points, which he did on 40% shooting.

And Ayo Dosunmu helped us to a perfect record for the first day of playoff basketball. We needed at least 14 points out of him. He came in at 14 exactly with steady 50% shooting.

How did your picks do?

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

Jerami Grant has settled into a lower rebounding role, averaging around 3.5 per game over the past two months. This line sits above that baseline, and without a clear change in role, the under has a path..

SGA is naturally a trickier one. We’ve taken exactly this under on him before—and lived to regret it. With defensive attention and playoff pacing, this line leans toward his upper range. The under has a path.

And while no one would say SGA has been running cold lately, he’s only cleared this over three times in his last ten games.

Shaedon Sharpe is harder to read because we don’t really have recent data on him. He missed two months due to a calf injury.

He’s historically very capable of clearing 3 rebounds—he was averaging 4 per game before his injury—but it’s always hard to say what will happen in these conditions.

Multiple edges combined into one value-driven parlay.

We’ve got a four legged parlay at +1053.

Try not to let the size of this guy fool you. It’s a bigger parlay than we’d usually put in the newsletter, but also a plausible one.

Grayson Allen is, historically a lock for 11 points. He’s been hovering in the upper single digits lately—owing largely to a dip in attempts. He’s been taking about twelve shots per game over the last few weeks. When his scoring was at its peak for the season, he was taking at least eighteen.

He’ll need a few more looks to clear 10 points.

Dillon Brooks at 17 points or more is also a very reasonable line. He’s been getting there about 50% of the time in April. Prior to an injury in late February, he was doing it in almost every game.

Royce O’Neale averages 10 points per game off of 40% shooting. When he plays for at least 30 minutes a game, he generally clears 8 points with room to spare.

Finally, SGA. We already touched on this in the Featured Bets section. He’s very capable of clearing 31 points. However, it’s plausible enough that he won’t tonight.

Four legged parlays are never easy. Still, this one has sense to it.

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— Propsguru