Happy weekend folks! The Knicks are up 3-0 against the 76ers. They won at home in front of Spike Lee, no less! Yesterday also marked the beginning of the WNBA season. A pleasant reminder that there’s great basketball to watch nearly twelve months out of the year.

We’ve got more props for you today. First, let’s see how yesterday’s picks went.

Last Night’s Featured bets delivered with 1 hit and 2 misses.

We needed 9 points out of Julian Champagnie. He managed only 6 while shooting 28% from the field.

Keldon Johnson was a little more dialed in. His 52% shooting helped him contribute 11 points to the Spurs winning score.

Finally, Dylan Harper also fell short. We needed at least 11 points. He scored 8 in twenty minutes, shooting 33% from the field.

Sometimes, things just don’t fall into place. How did your picks go?

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

It hasn’t been hard in the past to squeeze 5 rebounds out of Jake LaRavia. He’s averaged 4 for the season and 5 in his last ten games.

The only barrier is play time. He’s been under ten minutes in his last few games, producing 0-3 rebounds with that level of opportunity. We’d like to see him out there for the sake of this over.

Deandre Ayton has been at 13 points per game steadily throughout the season. During the post-season, he’s been at 10—still enough to clear this over, even if barely. The key is volume. He shoots more than 50% from the field. With looks, he should get there.

And Cason Wallace at 7 or over is feasible, even if a little tighter than the other lines. He’s averaging that exactly, this post season. Shooting 43% from the field, he’s steady out there. That said, this is a line that could very easily go either way.

Multiple edges combined into one value-driven parlay.

This one’s on the larger side. A five-legged parlay, with +3282 odds. It looks like this:

There should be some familiar names here. We said it earlier—Jake LaRavia should be good for the rebounds. Scoring is a little trickier. He’s averaged only 3 points per game during the post-season. That said, he’s a 46% shooter he will absolutely clear 5 points if he is given enough looks.

Cason Wallace at 5 or over is a similar story. This leg is a little uncomfortably close to his 6.5 point post-season average. He has managed 5 or more in four of his last five games, however. That’s cause for optimism.

Jaylin Williams has been averaging 3 rebounds during the post-season. It’s mostly due to mixed playtime. When he’s getting minutes, he consistently collects 6+ boards. It’s just a matter of getting him out there.

Finally, Deandre Ayton at 11 points or more. As mentioned earlier, he’s averaging 13 off very steady shooting. This is a very achievable line for the center.

Like any parlay, the tricky thing here is just getting these things all to happen at the same time.

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— Propsguru