The Pistons had a good run. Unfortunately, for Detroit fans, their journey ended last night in a blowout loss to Cleveland.

The Cavs will face off against the Knicks in the Eastern Conference finals, while the Spurs and Thunder clash in the West.

There may only be four teams left, but there’s plenty of action ahead. We’ll cover some of it today. First, let’s see how yesterday’s picks went.

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

James Harden just couldn’t get anything to drop last night. Shooting 20% from the field, he logged an unimpressive 9 point performance. Cleveland still took home the W—but we did not.

It seems like maybe Evan Mobley siphoned off some of James Harden’s usual efficiency. He shot 70% from the field on his way to a 21 point performance landed us a win.

And thanks to Dean Wade, we’ve got ourselves a good record for the day. He put up 5 points, shooting 100% from the field. Love it.

How did your picks do?

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

Cason Wallace at 7 points is historically very plausible. He averaged 9 points during the regular season and is currently sitting at 8 per game in the playoffs. He’s cleared 7 points in three of his last five games and is shooting 43% from the field.

Luguentz Dort is also very capable of meeting his line. He’s been sitting at 7 points per game in the post-season, and averages 9 against the Spurs.

Finally, we’ve got Jalen Williams collecting 4 rebounds. Williams has been on the injury list since April. His last game was 4/22. Prior to that, he was averaging 4 rebounds per game during the playoffs.

Naturally, it is difficult to predict how a player will perform coming off an injury. That said, he’s very capable of giving what we need from him.

Multiple edges combined into one value-driven parlay.

We’ve got a four legged parlay at +1075.

Keldon Johnson averaged 5 rebounds during the regular season, and is at about 4 in the post.

He’s been scoring 8 points per game in the playoffs, though that figure is misleading. He scored 0 in his last game, and 21 in the one before that.

His production is heavily tied to playtime and looks. Johnson tends to capitalize on opportunity. He’s just not always given the chance.

Luke Kornet has been all over the place lately when it comes to rebounding. He managed 6 on Friday, but none at all the game before. He’s averaged 8 against the Thunder, which indicates favorable matchups.

Finally, De’Aaron Fox. Fox has been steady at around 18 points per game off 45% shooting all year. He’s listed as questionable for tonight’s game owing to an ankle injury. If he can get out there and play like normal, he should have a very healthy chance of meeting this line.

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