Irving arrived at the midpoint of 35 MPG last season and keeping in mind that the Free thinkers added Klay Thompson, Irving ought to in any case see a lot of minutes as per our projections. He cleared this line in 61% of his games last season and arrived at the midpoint of 19 field objective endeavors for each game. Irving likewise got it in two free from three games against the Spikes last season. With Thompson spreading the floor, Irving gets more space to work. Moreover, the Prods experienced difficulty shielding point watches last season, and that could keep on being an issue.
Aaron Gordon over 5.5 bounce back (- 130)
Gordon arrived at the midpoint of 6.1 RPG in 30.6 MPG over the last four seasons with the Chunks. Our projections show comparative numbers this year. Last season, Gordon hit this line in 59% of games and went over in two of three matchups against the Thunder. Additionally, OKC was close to the highest point of the association in bounce back permitted to control advances. Gordon's secured as a frontcourt starter for Denver and his new agreement expansion makes this a strong bet.
Donte DiVincenzo over 17.5 focuses, bounce back and helps (- 125)
The Timberwolves offense was essentially as sharp as a margarine blade in a steakhouse on Tuesday night, which isn't shocking given the new increments like Julius Randle DiVincenzo actually acclimating to the turn. Dividing was a major issue against the Lakers, however I'm certain Chris Finch and his staff will make the right changes. DiVincenzo hit more than this line in 66% of his games last season with the Knicks. He's an early #1 for 6th Man of the Year and played 32 minutes against the Lakers, showing he'll be a critical piece of this turn.
Jamal Murray under 30.5 focuses, bounce back and helps (- 115)
Murray enters this season under some tension, regardless of his enormous agreement augmentation. He hasn't been named an Elite player at this point, and last year's season finisher execution passed on a ton to be wanted. His battles went on with a harsh appearance for Group Canada in the Olympics, and he had a tepid preseason. Last season, he didn't get this line in that frame of mind from the four games against the Thunder. Murray faces Shai Gilgeous-Alexander as well as offseason expansion Alex Caruso. The Thunder's safeguard against point monitors was strong last season, and I anticipate that that pattern should persist. It very well may be an extreme night for Murray.
