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Raptors vs. Grizzlies same-game parlay predictions Dec. 26: Back Morant and Edey at +265

Raptors vs. Grizzlies predictions

The Toronto Raptors are back in action, this time as huge road underdogs against the Memphis Grizzlies.

The pregame narrative: Toronto has been a great ATS team despite its horrible win-loss record. I’ll take the Raps to cover as teased-up underdogs alongside prop bets on Ja Morant and Zach Edey.

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Parlay: Raptors +14.5 + Morant over 19.5 points + Edey over 8.5 rebounds (+265)

Raptors +15.5 (-182): Toronto (7-23) has the third-worst win percentage in basketball but has mastered the “competitive loss.”

The Raps are 19-10-1 ATS which includes an 8-6 ATS record as road underdogs.

They are missing some players — Jakob Poeltl, Bruce Brown and Immanuel Quickley are out while Jamal Shead is questionable — but that’s been the case all season.

Memphis is finding its footing and owns a solid 20-10 record but Toronto has covered this number in 27 of 30 games this season.

I’ll happily bank a boatload of points with the Raptors.

SGP legs

Morant over 19.5 points (-230): Morant averaged north of 25 points per game in each of the last three seasons and it’s only a matter of time before he gets back there.

The point guard is playing a career-low 28.1 minutes per night and is averaging his fewest field goal attempts (16.2) since his sophomore campaign.

But that’s mainly due to Memphis handling him with kid gloves after an injury-riddled 2023-24.

We’ve seen flashes of the old Morant lately as he’s scored 20-plus in four of his last five.

The outlier was a nine-point outing against the Golden State Warriors where he only played 17 minutes in a blowout victory.

If the Raptors keep this close as I predict, he should breeze by this line.

Edey over 8.5 rebounds (-127): Toronto ranks fifth in rebounding rate but Edey should feast with Poeltl sidelined.

The Raptors average 45.8 rebounds per game with Poeltl and 39.3 in the four games he missed. Check out how opposing centers did in those contests:

  • Isaiah Hartenstein: 16 rebounds
  • Day’Ron Sharpe: Nine rebounds
  • Alperen Sengun: 10 rebounds
  • Karl-Anthony Towns: 10 rebounds

The 7-foot-4, 305-pound Torontonian is only averaging 7.5 rebounds per game but we’ve seen an increase month over month.

Edey is averaging 9.5 boards per game in December and has cleared this total in four of his last five games.

Picks made at 10:25 a.m. ET 12/26/2024.

Lakers vs. Warriors same-game parlay predictions Dec. 25: Bet on Curry and Davis on Christmas Day at +335

Lakers vs. Warriors predictions

The Los Angeles Lakers and Golden State Warriors meet in a star-studded Christmas Day matchup.

The pregame narrative: Neither team has been playing their best basketball lately so I’ll instead turn to the over on a rather modest point total. Steph Curry, Anthony Davis and Austin Reaves are also featured in this +335 SGP.

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Parlay: Over 224.5 points + Curry over 3.5 threes + Davis over 24.5 points + Reaves over 19.5 PRA (+335)

Over 224.5 points (-115): These teams tend to play in track meets when they match up.

The over is 6-3-1 in the last 10 meetings between Los Angeles and Golden State with an average point total of 236.5.

All four games last year blew by this total with at least 238 points scored.

Golden State’s offensive productivity has fallen off a cliff after a 12-3 start to the season but so has its defence.

The Warriors are 20th in defensive rating during their current 3-10 stretch and recently gave up 140-plus points to the Minnesota Timberwolves and Dallas Mavericks.

Other SGP legs

Curry over 3.5 threes (-215): Curry is averaging 21.8 points per game which is his lowest mark since 2011-12, excluding the 2019-20 season where he played just five games.

But his 3-point volume is still sky-high and he’s canning triples at a solid rate.

  • Curry is averaging 4.1 makes on 10.1 attempts per night (40.3%).
  • He’s cleared this total in 14 of 23 starts and has 3+ threes in 20/23 games.

The Lakers rank 19th in 3-point defence (36.5%) and Curry averaged 6.0 threes in four games against L.A. last season, clearing this line three times.

It’s unlikely we’ll see a monster game from Curry but this teased-down total is still well within his range.

Davis over 24.5 points (-162): Davis has cooled off after a nuclear start to the season. He’s fallen under this number in three straight games.

That said, The Brow still averages 26.6 PPG and has cleared this total in 16 of 27 starts.

Golden State profiles to be a great matchup for Davis, who leads Los Angeles in points and field-goal attempts (18.4) per game.

The Warriors have the second-worst midrange defence (45.7%) in the NBA and Davis ranks in the 92nd percentile for mid-range shot frequency (47%), per Cleaning the Glass.

Reaves over 19.5 PRA (-435): I took Reaves over 24.5 PRA as one of my three Christmas Day prop bets and will shave a few counting stats off for safety here.

L.A.’s shooting guard has been buzzing since his return from injury earlier this month:

  • 18.0 PPG, 5.0 RPG, 5.0 APG
  • 25+ PRA in 4/5 games
  • 20+ PRA in 5/5 games

Reaves is only shooting 44.1% from the floor and 34.3% from deep in that span but his volume is up and that’s nice to see.

There is room for improvement as he faces a Warriors team allowing the 11th-most points and 12th-most rebounds per game to SGs.

Picks made at 11:00 a.m. on 12/24/24.

Timberwolves vs. Mavericks prop picks Dec. 25: Back Anthony Edwards to deliver on Christmas Day

Timberwolves vs. Mavericks prop picks

The Minnesota Timberwolves and Dallas Mavericks get the afternoon slot on Christmas Day.

The pregame narrative: Anthony Edwards is having a down month but I expect him to deliver over the holidays. I’m also backing Klay Thompson to stay hot from behind the 3-point line.

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Best Bet: Thompson over 2.5 threes (-134)

It looks like Thompson may be shaping back into form as one of the NBA’s elite sharpshooters.

He’s shooting 39.1% from behind the arc this season. To be more specific, he makes 3.1 threes per game on 7.7 attempts.

And he’s heating up. His three-point percentage has risen to 41.7% over the last 15 games.

The volume has been solid for Klay lately which makes me extra bullish on this prop. He’s attempted at least eight threes in six of the past seven games.

Key stat: Thompson is 5-2 against this line over that span.

Quick pick

Edwards over 24.5 points (-120): Ant started the season on a tear and was looking primed to take his spot as one of the league’s elite scorers.

Even though fans know Edwards has the skill, the results in December haven’t been pretty.

  • Stats before Dec. 1: 27.7 points per game, 45.3% from the field, 42.8% from 3-point range.
  • Since Dec. 1: 20.2 points per game, 42.2 % from the field, 37.5% from 3-point range.

The biggest issue is that his volume is down. He was taking 21.2 shots per game before the start of this month and his shot attempts have plummeted to an average of 17.9 in the nine games since.

It was clear the Timberwolves needed production from elsewhere but Ant plays better the more he’s involved.

Edwards should be front and centre in this game as I can picture the all-star wanting to will his team on a national broadcast. Plus, it’s a matchup he’s been productive in.

In his first game against the Mavericks this season, Edwards had 37 points on 12-of-20 shooting. He’s scored 30-plus in three of his last four games against Dallas.

Picks made at 12:58 p.m. ET 12/24/2024.

Timberwolves vs. Mavericks prop picks Dec. 25: Back Anthony Edwards to deliver on Christmas Day

Timberwolves vs. Mavericks prop picks

The Minnesota Timberwolves and Dallas Mavericks get the afternoon slot on Christmas Day.

The pregame narrative: Anthony Edwards is having a down month but I expect him to deliver over the holidays. I’m also backing Klay Thompson to stay hot from behind the 3-point line.

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Best Bet: Thompson over 2.5 threes (-118)

It looks like Thompson may be shaping back into form as one of the NBA’s elite sharpshooters.

He’s shooting 39.1% from behind the arc this season. To be more specific, he makes 3.1 threes per game on 7.7 attempts.

And he’s heating up. His three-point percentage has risen to 41.7% over the last 15 games.

The volume has been solid for Klay lately which makes me extra bullish on this prop. He’s attempted at least eight threes in six of the past seven games.

Key stat: Thompson is 5-2 against this line over that span.

Quick pick

Edwards over 24.5 points (-129): Ant started the season on a tear and was looking primed to take his spot as one of the league’s elite scorers.

Even though fans know Edwards has the skill, the results in December haven’t been pretty.

  • Stats before Dec. 1: 27.7 points per game, 45.3% from the field, 42.8% from 3-point range.
  • Since Dec. 1: 20.2 points per game, 42.2 % from the field, 37.5% from 3-point range.

The biggest issue is that his volume is down. He was taking 21.2 shots per game before the start of this month and his shot attempts have plummeted to an average of 17.9 in the nine games since.

It was clear the Timberwolves needed production from elsewhere but Ant plays better the more he’s involved.

Edwards should be front and centre in this game as I can picture the all-star wanting to will his team on a national broadcast. Plus, it’s a matchup he’s been productive in.

In his first game against the Mavericks this season, Edwards had 37 points on 12-of-20 shooting. He’s scored 30-plus in three of his last four games against Dallas.

Picks made at 12:40 p.m. ET 12/24/2024.

Best NBA Christmas Day prop bets: Back Joel Embiid, Victor Wembanyama and Austin Reaves

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I’ve got three prop bets from the NBA’s five-game Christmas Day slate.

The pregame narrative: Joel Embiid is finally (seemingly) healthy and I expect him to fill the basket against the Boston Celtics. Elsewhere, back Victor Wembanyama and Austin Reaves

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Best bet: Embiid over 25.5 points (-130)

Embiid’s season has been a sideshow between the missed games and off-court comments but remember, this is one of the best scorers on the planet.

The Philadelphia 76er averaged north of 30 points the last three seasons and is coming off a career-best 34.7 PPG — nearly 10 points higher than this total.

He’s only putting up 20.6 this season but we’re talking about an eight-game sample size.

Embiid has scored 30-plus points three times in the last five games. Let’s take a look at the outliers:

  • 9 points vs. Spurs: Ejected in the second quarter
  • 12 points vs. Pacers: Left in the second quarter with a sinus fracture

If he can finish Wednesday’s game against the Boston Celtics — which clearly isn’t a guarantee these days — I love Embiid’s chances of having a vintage performance.

Key stat: Embiid is 5-1 against this line in his last six regular-season games against Boston, averaging 32.3 PPG.

Quick picks

Wembanyama over 9.5 rebounds (-112): Wembanyama is averaging 9.9 rebounds per game, a number which would certainly be higher if he wasn’t blocking shots at an absurd rate.

He has 29 blocks in his last four outings — that’s not a typo — and averages 4.0 a night on the season.

The New York Knicks get blocked at the 11th-lowest rate and should be looking to create offence away from the 7-foot-4 phenom.

Wembaynama is going up against Karl-Anthony Towns, who is averaging a league-best 13.9 rebounds per game.

But the Frenchman is matchup-proof on the glass.

And while it’s not an apples-to-apples comparison, Wemby cleared this line in his last three straight games against KAT while he was on the Minnesota Timberwolves.

Reaves over 20.5 points and rebounds(-125): Reaves has been balling out since his return from injury on Dec. 13:

  • 18.0 PPG, 5.0 RPG
  • 20+ points and rebounds in 4/5 games

The Los Angeles Lakers shooting guard is having his best scoring month of the season despite shooting a middling 44.1% from the floor and 34.3% from deep.

His volume is up, though, and that is the biggest boon toward posting large PRA totals.

The Golden State Warriors allow the 11th-most points and 12th-most rebounds per game to SGs, according to Fantasy Pros.

Reaves had 22 points and seven rebounds the last time he played them.

Picks made at 9:18 a.m. ET on 12/24/2024.

Nuggets vs. Suns same-game parlay predictions Dec. 25: Back Beal and Gordon on Christmas Day at +325

Nuggets vs. Suns predictions

The Phoenix Suns and Denver Nuggets continue their home-and-home with a Christmas Day showdown in the desert.

The pregame narrative: Denver blew out Phoenix on its home court on Monday and I expect the Nuggets to at least cover an alt spread on Wednesday. Prop bets on Bradley Beal and Aaron Gordon round out this +325 same-game parlay.

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Parlay: Nuggets +5.5 + Gordon over 12.5 points + Beal over 19.5 points (+325)

Nuggets +5.5 (-335): The Suns better hope Devin Booker isn’t out for long.

The four-time All-Star has been pretty durable but the results haven’t been pretty when he’s sidelined.

  • Since the start of last season, Phoenix is 6-9 without Booker.
  • In those games, the Suns have an offensive rating of 113.9 (118.7 when he plays).
  • Phoenix is 0-2 without Booker this year, losing to the Detroit Pistons and Nuggets.

Denver beat Phoenix by 27 points on Monday without Jamal Murray in the lineup. The Canadian guard might be back on Christmas but the Nuggets should cover this number even if he remains sidelined.

The Suns are 5-12 in their last 17 games and only two of those wins came against teams above .500.

Other SGP legs

Gordon over 12.5 points (-114): Gordon has been a remarkably consistent scorer for Denver over the last four seasons.

The high-flying power forward has put up between 13.9 and 16.3 PPG each year while never dipping below 52.0% shooting.

To be fair, I would hope his FG% stays around there because most of his damage gets done at the rim out of the dunker’s spot.

Phoenix allows the ninth-most paint points per game (49.6) and has the 10th-worst rim defence (67.1%), according to Cleaning the Glass.

Gordon has cleared this mark in five of his last eight and scored 12 points in 23 minutes in Monday’s blowout win over the Suns.

Beal over 19.5 points (-143): I backed Beal to score 20-plus on Monday and will run it back.

The shooting guard has been productive since returning from injury on Nov. 26.

  • 19.1 PPG on 53.4% shooting
  • 15+ points in 8/9 games

The Nuggets allow the third-most points per game to shooting guards, according to Fantasy Pros, and Beal dropped 23 against them on Monday.

His floor as a scorer is predictable and he should continue to take more shots with Booker sidelined.

Beal has cleared this number in six of his last seven games without Booker, including each of the last two.

Picks made at 11:00 a.m. on 12/24/24.

Best NBA Christmas Day prop bets: Back Joel Embiid, Victor Wembanyama and Austin Reaves

NBA prop bets

I’ve got three prop bets from the NBA’s five-game Christmas Day slate.

The pregame narrative: Joel Embiid is finally (seemingly) healthy and I expect him to fill the basket against the Boston Celtics. Elsewhere, back Victor Wembanyama and Austin Reaves

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Best bet: Embiid over 25.5 points (-136)

Embiid’s season has been a sideshow between the missed games and off-court comments but remember, this is one of the best scorers on the planet.

The Philadelphia 76er averaged north of 30 points the last three seasons and is coming off a career-best 34.7 PPG — nearly 10 points higher than this total.

He’s only putting up 20.6 this season but we’re talking about an eight-game sample size.

Embiid has scored 30-plus points three times in the last five games. Let’s take a look at the outliers:

  • 9 points vs. Spurs: Ejected in the second quarter
  • 12 points vs. Pacers: Left in the second quarter with a sinus fracture

If he can finish Wednesday’s game against the Boston Celtics — which clearly isn’t a guarantee these days — I love Embiid’s chances of having a vintage performance.

Key stat: Embiid is 5-1 against this line in his last six regular-season games against Boston, averaging 32.3 PPG.

Quick picks

Wembanyama over 9.5 rebounds (+112): Wembanyama is averaging 9.9 rebounds per game, a number which would certainly be higher if he wasn’t blocking shots at an absurd rate.

He has 29 blocks in his last four outings — that’s not a typo — and averages 4.0 a night on the season.

The New York Knicks get blocked at the 11th-lowest rate and should be looking to create offence away from the 7-foot-4 phenom.

Wembaynama is going up against Karl-Anthony Towns, who is averaging a league-best 13.9 rebounds per game. That also explains why we can get this bet at plus money.

But the Frenchman is matchup-proof on the glass.

And while it’s not an apples-to-apples comparison, Wemby cleared this line in his last three straight games against KAT while he was on the Minnesota Timberwolves.

Reaves over 24.5 PRA (-127): Reaves has been balling out since his return from injury on Dec. 13:

  • 18.0 PPG, 5.0 RPG, 5.0 APG
  • 25+ PRA in 4/5 games

The Los Angeles Lakers shooting guard is having his best scoring month of the season despite shooting a middling 44.1% from the floor and 34.3% from deep.

His volume is up, though, and that is the biggest boon toward posting large PRA totals.

The Golden State Warriors allow the 11th-most points and 12th-most rebounds per game to SGs, according to Fantasy Pros.

Reaves had 22 points, seven rebounds and six assists the last time he played them.

Picks made at 9:18 a.m. ET on 12/24/2024.

Best NBA prop bets Dec. 23: Back Pascal Siakam, Evan Mobley to have big nights

NBA prop bets

I’ve got two prop bets from Thursday’s 14-game, pre-holiday NBA slate.

The pregame narrative: Pascal Siakam and Evan Mobley have been producing and find themselves in plus matchups this evening.

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Best bet: Siakam over 20.5 points (-112)

I took this exact wager yesterday when the Indiana Pacers played the Sacramento Kings and it narrowly missed.

Siakam scored 19 points on 7-of-14 shooting but we need to add some context. He played only 28 minutes in a blowout win, which was his second-lowest mark of the season.

It was an unfortunate beat but should work in our favour tonight, considering the former Toronto Raptor is well-rested heading into a plus matchup.

Siakam is averaging team highs in points (20.1) and field goal attempts (14.6) while shooting 52.5% from the field and 42.5% from deep.

He’s the number one option on a team where Tyrese Haliburton is an unpredictable scorer with a pass-first mindset.

Tonight, the Pacers take on a Golden State Warriors team with a massive weak spot in its defence.

  • The Warriors rank 29th in mid-range defence (45.1%), per Cleaning the Glass.
  • Siakam takes 41% of his shots from that area of the court, which ranks in the 94th percentile among all NBA players.

Golden State also allows the 10th-most points per game to power forwards, according to Fantasy Pros.

Key stat: Siakam has scored 19-plus points in five of his last six games, clearing this mark four times.

Quick picks

Mobley over 17.5 points (-134): The biggest risk with this play — in my mind — is a blowout.

The Cleveland Cavaliers are 14-point favourites against the Utah Jazz, meaning Mobley could find himself on the bench if things get out of hand.

But from a pure numbers perspective, this seems like a great wager:

  • Mobley is averaging a career-high 18.4 PPG
  • He’s gone over this mark in 7/10 games
  • He’s shooting 60.4% from the field this month

On top of his consistent production, he gets a huge plus matchup. The Jazz have the worst midrange (46.2%) and rim (70.9%) defence in basketball and that’s where Mobley takes 91% of his shots from.

Picks made at 12:08 p.m. ET on 12/23/2024.

Suns vs. Nuggets same-game parlay predictions Dec. 23: Bet on Denver to win, Beal to score at +390

Suns vs. Nuggets predictions

The Phoenix Suns and Denver Nuggets begin a home-and-home series on Monday at altitude.

The pregame narrative: Denver is playing on a back-to-back but Phoenix is missing Devin Booker. I expect the Nuggets to win and am taking prop bets on Bradley Beal and Nikola Jokic to round out this +390 wager.

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Parlay: Nuggets moneyline + Jokic over 1.5 threes + Beal over 19.5 points (+390)

Nuggets moneyline (-190): Denver just went to overtime against the New Orleans Pelicans and will be tired tonight but I can’t look past the absence of Booker.

The four-time All-Star was averaging 25.1 points per game and Phoenix just lost to the lowly Detroit Pistons in his first game out.

Things haven’t been going well for the Suns in general, though.

  • 2-5 record in the last seven games
  • League-worst 9-18 ATS
  • 2-5 ATS as a road underdog

The Nuggets are 3-1 ATS on no rest this season and should be able to pick up a win against a shorthanded opponent.

SGP legs

Jokic over 1.5 threes (-145): This bet is becoming an autoplay for me, especially in a same-game parlay format where the juice is mitigated.

Jokic is averaging a career-best 30.9 points per game while shooting a clinical 50.5% from beyond the arc. Just when you thought the three-time MVP couldn’t get any better, he did.

  • Jokic has made 2+ threes in 17/23 games this year.
  • He’s 12-2 against this line in his last 14 games.

Phoenix has the 26th-ranked 3-point defence (37.3%) and gives up the seventh-most 3s per game (13.9). This should be a good spot for Jokic to stay hot.

Beal over 19.5 points (-125): I was looking long and hard at Kevin Durant’s 29.5-point total but will side with Beal instead.

The shooting guard is on a nice run of form since returning from an injury on Nov. 26. He’s averaging 18.6 points on 53.5% shooting in eight games and has scored at least 15 points seven times.

Beal’s floor as a scorer is predictable and he will be taking way more shots without Booker, — who averages 18.2 FGA per game — sidelined.

He has cleared this number in five of his last six games without Booker and scored 26 points without the superstar on Saturday night.

The Nuggets also allow the third-most points per game to shooting guards, according to Fantasy Pros.

Picks made at 11:25 a.m. on 12/23/24.

Raptors vs. Knicks same-game parlay predictions Dec. 23: Bet on Towns, Brunson to produce at +400

Raptors vs. Knicks predictions

The Toronto Raptors play the second half of a back-to-back against the New York Knicks.

The pregame narrative: The Raptors have been competitive all season but this isn’t a good spot for them. I’m combining prop picks on Karl-Anthony Towns and Jalen Brunson with an alternate Knicks spread to make up a +400 SGP.

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Parlay: Knicks -10.5 +Towns over 22.5 points + Brunson over 2.5 threes (+400)

Knicks -10.5 (-200): Toronto played a close game with the Houston Rockets on Sunday and now heads to the Big Apple with a banged-up and fatigued roster.

For the first quarter of the season, the Raptors have been one of the better teams ATS (19-9-1) but there are multiple reasons to like the Knicks here.

  • RJ Barrett (questionable) and Jakob Poeltl (out) are important parts of Toronto’s early-season results.
  • The Knicks are 8-4 at home while the Raps are 1-12 on the road.
  • Four of Toronto’s players logged 31-plus minutes last night.

This is a tough matchup and with that injury report, I expect Toronto to let this game slip way out of reach in the late stages.

Seven of the nine games the Raptors have lost by double-digit points have been away from home.

SGP legs

Towns over 23.5 points (-108): Towns had an off night in his last game but this is a great bounce-back spot.

The big man is averaging 24.5 points per game while shooting an eye-popping 53.0% from the field and 45.9% from 3-point range.

Without Poeltl, the Raptors have limited options — if any — to slow down KAT.

Toronto started 6-foot-9 forward Jonathan Mogbo at centre yesterday and Kelly Olynik and Chris Boucher ate up most of the minutes at the position.

In my opinion, those three guys are unequipped to defend KAT in the low post.

When the Knicks and Raptors first met this season, Towns dropped 24 points on just 13 shots in an efficient scoring performance.

I predict that New York includes its versatile big man more heavily in the game plan this time around.

Toronto allows the ninth-most points to centres per game (22.8), per Fantasy Pros.

Brunson over 2.5 threes (-120): Brunson is a highly efficient 3-point shooter (44.6%) who gets his fair share of volume more often than not.

New York’s point guard averages 2.8 makes on 6.3 attempts per game and he’s currently on a heater.

Brunson cleared this line in five of his past seven games. That includes a 4-for-8 night against the Raptors on Dec. 9. He also dropped seven threes on 10 attempts against the New Orleans Pelicans on Saturday.

The all-star PG takes 36.6% of his shots from 3-point range so there should be plenty of volume even if this ends up being a blowout.

Picks made at 11:34 a.m. ET 12/23/2024.