NBA Playoff Game 4: Best Bet for Thunder vs Timbervols and players Props

The 143–101 shock against Minnesota Timberwells on Saturday was difficult for fans of Oklahoma City Thunder-or who had taken the OKC player proph. But this does not mean that we are out of our list of best NBA playoff bets for Monday, 26 May.

Can Minnesota do it again? Can Timberwells give a wall to the thunder and make this series interesting? We will go to the answer to that question and more in our list of today’s best NBA Playoff Bates (obstacles were not said otherwise through Fanduel).

Oklahoma City Thunder (-3) vs Minnesota Timberwells (+128), O/U 218.5

This happens when betting becomes difficult because we do not know how much weight it is to give. Was it a one -time performance that we will never see again? Or are the real timberwells stand up, and now we have a series in our hands?

Minnesota was a solid domestic team (25–16), so he was worth some credit for whipping on OKC. But Thunder was 32-8 on the road this season-they are not afraid of playing away from home.

Shai Gilegeous-Aexander will not reach 14 points again and will not try just 13 shots (they took 27 and 21 in games 1 and 2). This game will probably be close, but OKC will be ready this time.

Pick: Oklahoma City -3

Oklahoma City Thunder vs Minnesota Timberwells: Player Props, Game 4

Anthony Edwards, Over 8.5 Rebounds on +118

Edwards took an average of only 5.7 per game during the regular session, but is going above boards and beyond the boards during the playoffs. He had an average of 8.4 per game in the first round, 7.6 in the conference semi -finals, and nine in each game of the conference.

OKC is a solid rebounding team, but Edwards has proved that he can pull down 9+ against Thunder – he has done it in all three matches, whether things are right or wrong for Timberwells.

Anthony Edwards helps over 13.5 rebounds and -114

I know what you’re thinking: “Why not with the clan?” The answer is simple – I don’t trust it. Yes, Edwards had a pair of 30+ points in a line (they are set to 27.8), but just before them, they had 18- and 22-Bindu nights.

Therefore, I do not think that I can rely on their point production. However, he has recorded 13.5+ rebounds and assists in his last two matches (nine rebounds, six assistance in sports 2 and 3 of this series) and three of his last four. He will do it again tonight.

Isaiah Heartenstein, 18.5 PTS + RUB + AST AT -106

If you look at its regular-season average (11.2 points, 10.7 rebounds, 3.8 in 27.9 minutes), he can easily go to this clan. But he has recently not playing a role, which has started with the previous few game vs. Denver.

So far against Minnesota, he average 8.0 points, 6.3 rebounds, and 0.7 per game in 22 minutes. There is no reason to increase his role in this game.