Victor Wembanyama had a historic triple-double performance last night. It included 12 blocks, 15 rebounds, and 11 points. The Spurs still lost, but it was something to see just the same.

We’ve got more activity to cover today. First, let’s take a look at how yesterday’s picks did.

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

Keldon Johnson had a respectable 11 point performance that came on the strength of 50% shooting. It was enough to clear our over—though not enough to secure a happier evening for the Spurs.

Unfortunately, Luke Kornet managed only 2 rebounds. With only eight minutes of play time, he didn’t have much of an opportunity to do more.

Thanks to Mikal Bridges, we closed out with a winning record. He shot a remarkable 70% from the field on his way to a 17 point performance.

How did your picks do?

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

We’ve said it before. Any player in the NBA can score 4 points under the right circumstances. For Jake LaRavia, those circumstances come up often.

He’s averaging almost 7 points over his last ten games, and 6 against the Thunder. As long as he gets some looks, he won’t need to stretch himself at all to clear this over.

And Jaxson Hayes at 5 points is almost insultingly beneath his ordinary ability. He averaged 15 points per game over his last ten performances, and nearly 9 against the Thunder.

During the post-season, his scoring has been closer to 5 points per game. Less, but still enough to clear the over.

Finally, Jaylon Tyson. He’s been averaging 5 rebounds per game over his last ten outings, and 4 against Detroit. During the post-season, his rebounding has been slightly more subdued, at 3 per game, but that will still get us where we want to be.

Multiple edges combined into one value-driven parlay.

We’ve got a five legged parlay at +2029. Here’s what we need:

We went over Jaylon Tyson’s rebounding potential in the last heading. The prop wanted 3, this parlay asks 4. Both figures are within reach.

The scoring line is also very achievable. He’s averaged almost 17 points over his last ten games, off 42% shooting.

And Max Strus has been at 13 points per game lately, getting there thanks to 45% shooting. It’s still no sure thing. He was under 10 points in three of his last five games. Still, it’s a line he can meet under the right circumstances.

Javonte Green has been at 8 points over his last ten games, and been at 5 or more in three of his last five showings. It’s no sure thing still, of course, but if his 45% shooting holds, that should go a long way toward getting him where he needs to be.

Finally, Sam Merrill is averaging 11 points in his last ten, but 14 against the Pistons. He’s had a few low-scoring games lately—owing mostly just to a lack of looks. If he’s getting opportunities, it shouldn’t be terribly hard to clear the over.

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