From Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s heroics to Tyrese Haliburton’s fireworks, the NBA Finals have been a heaven for the NBA player props enthusiasts. But there is nothing more fun than watching a bench player like Benedict Mathurin drop 27 points (Game 3)!
So what blockbuster performances will we see when the Indiana Pacers and Oklahoma City Thunder clash for NBA Finals Game 4 on June 13? Check the NBA Player Props for the match based on BetMGM and FanDuel.
Aaron Nesmith U 11.5 points for –118 (FanDuel)
The Pacers forward has been rather quiet during the NBA Finals. He averaged 13.2 PPG in the NBA Conference Finals against the Knicks, but his scoring is now down to 10.3 PPG. He has scored 10 or fewer points in two of the three games, including a 7-point outing in Game 3.
I expect the Thunder to hold him “Under” 11.5 again.
Tyrese Haliburton U 18.5 points for -125 (BetMGM)
Haliburton had a strong 22-point night in Game 3, shooting an impressive 9/17 from the field. He has gradually increased his production during the series. He had 14 in the Finals opener, 17 in Game and then another 20+ points this postseason in the last game.
The Pacers’ Floor Manager has now put up 20 or more in four straight home matches. However, I believe the Thunder will break his incredible scoring run at home here.
TJ McConnell O 3.5 assists for -130 (FanDuel)
The Pacers’ bench PG has been amazing. He had 5 steals and 5 assists in Game 3, which played a decisive role in the Pacers’ win. He has dished 4 or more assists in four of the last five games. I believe he will go “Over” the assists mark here.
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander O 33.5 points for -125 (BetMGM)
SGA has been the most extraordinary scorer in the series, which is not a surprise from the reigning Regular Season MVP. He has put up 30.1 PPG during the postseason, but the Pacers limited him to just 24 points in Game 3.
It broke a four-game winning streak of his, putting up 34 or more points. I expect the Thunder PG to bounce back for another 33+ points outing.
Alex Caruso O 1.5 three-pointers for +104 (FanDuel)
The Thunder guard has been a robust performer off the bench. Although known for his defense, he has done well on the offensive end, too. He nailed 2 triples in the last game after he had made an impressive 4 in Game 2.
He has hit 2 or more in four of the last five games, and I see him doing it again.
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