A.I. NBA Picks Today – Best Player Prop from Each Game (Nov. 7)

• Eleven NBA Cup games are on Friday’s schedule
• I have used our A.I. to find the best player prop to bet tonight
• See the top A.I. NBA picks tonight (Friday, Nov. 7)

NBA Cup action continues on Friday with another 11 games in the in-season tournament. I have used our internal A.I. to generate the top NBA player prop to bet in each game. The table below lists the A.I.’s top NBA picks today, plus the sportsbook that’s currently offering the best odds. The games are listed roughly in chronological order.

After the table, I have provided the A.I.’s rationale for each pick, plus one-click options to tail.

A.I. NBA Picks Today (Nov. 7)

The A.I. has had a highly successful season so far betting NBA props, going 37-32 overall and profiting 2.66 units.

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BOS vs ORL Pick: Banchero Over 7.5 Rebounds

A.I. rationale: “The Celtics’ defensive rebounding percentage of .690 ranks among the league’s worst, while they surrender 13.2 offensive rebounds per game. Paolo Banchero enters this matchup averaging 9.5 rebounds for the season and an improved 9.8 over his last five contests, positioning him perfectly to capitalize on Boston’s glass struggles.

The Celtics’ perimeter-heavy offense (44.6% field-goal percentage) will generate numerous long rebounds that favor active forwards like Banchero. With Moritz Wagner sidelined, Orlando will lean heavily on their star forward’s production on both ends of the floor, creating additional rebounding opportunities through expanded minutes and touches.”

CLE vs WSH Pick: Sarr Over 7.5 Rebounds

A.I. rationale: “Cleveland’s defensive rebounding deficiency (71.5% rate) creates immediate value for Washington’s most active glass-cleaner. Sarr averages 8.4 total rebounds with an impressive 2.4 offensive boards per contest, numbers that increase to 8.6 and 2.8 respectively over his last five games. In a high-pace environment with increased shot volume, his combination of size, athleticism, and positioning should generate multiple second-chance opportunities.”

Pick: Durant Over 2.5 Threes

A.I. rationale: “While Sengun and Thompson have been sensational, the steadiest value for Houston lies with veteran scorer Durant from beyond the arc. The Spurs’ defense is constructed around Wembanyama’s interior dominance, but they’ve shown perimeter vulnerability, allowing opponents to shoot 38.4% from three-point range.

Durant provides consistent volume and production perfectly positioned to exploit this weakness. He’s averaging 1.7 three-pointers on 4.6 attempts per game this season, maintaining that pace with 1.8 threes on 5.0 attempts over his last five contests. The game script favors him as well – with the Spurs packing the paint to contain Sengun and Thompson, Durant becomes a primary beneficiary of kick-out passes for open looks.”

DET vs BKN Pick: Cunningham Over 10.5 Assists

A.I. rationale: “This play directly targets Brooklyn’s catastrophic defensive breakdowns. The Nets allow a league-worst 30.9 assists per game, indicating constant defensive miscommunication and an inability to contain primary ball handlers. Cunningham averages 9.6 assists per game but has elevated to 10.0 assists over his last five contests. With Harris and Ivey sidelined, Detroit’s offense flows almost exclusively through Cunningham. Facing a defense that surrenders the most assists in the NBA creates an optimal environment for a big playmaking night.”

TOR vs ATL Pick: Johnson Over 5.5 Assists

A.I. rationale: “Johnson’s expanded role as Atlanta’s primary facilitator creates exceptional value despite the heavy juice. With Young sidelined, the Hawks’ offense flows through Johnson’s versatile skill set, positioning him to exceed this conservative line consistently. In two home appearances this season, he’s averaged 6.5 assists. Tonight’s expanded responsibility should produce similar facilitation numbers.”

CHA vs MIA Pick: Jaquez Jr Over 14.5 Points

A.I. rationale: “Jaquez Jr. is positioned for a massive scoring night with Miami missing significant offensive production from Adebayo (19.9 PPG) and Herro. The second-year forward transforms into a different player at Kaseya Center, where his scoring average explodes from 17.4 PPG overall to an impressive 22.5 PPG in home contests.”

UTA vs MIN Pick: McDaniels Over 13.5 Points

A.I. rationale: “McDaniels is experiencing a significant offensive breakthrough, averaging 20.8 points over his last five games on scorching 60.6% shooting, well above his season average of 17.9 points. This surge coincides with improved home court performance, where he’s averaging 22.0 points per game in three contests this season.”

CHI vs MIL Pick: Vucevic Over 10.5 Rebounds

A.I. rationale: “This selection leverages a glaring mismatch between Vucevic’s rebounding prowess and Milwaukee’s glass struggles. The Bucks rank second-to-last in offensive rebound percentage (19.9%) and bottom-third in total rebound percentage (47.4%), creating massive opportunity for an elite board man. Vucevic has recorded double-doubles in 71.4% of his games this season, demonstrating consistent glass production. Against a Bucks team allowing opponents to grab 52.6% of available rebounds, his path to double-digit boards appears statistically sound.”

DAL vs MEM Pick: Russell Over 5.5 Assists

A.I. rationale: “Russell’s facilitating role expands dramatically with Anthony Davis sidelined and his 28.2% usage rate removed from the equation. The Mavericks’ offense will flow directly through Russell against Memphis’s breakneck pace, creating additional assist opportunities through increased possessions.

The situational angle strengthens when considering Memphis’s defensive approach, which prioritizes limiting interior scoring over disrupting perimeter playmaking. Russell’s ability to create for teammates like Washington Jr and Gafford becomes magnified without Davis commanding defensive attention.”

OKC vs SAC Pick: Sabonis Over 12.5 Rebounds

A.I. rationale: “Sabonis enters averaging 14.2 rebounds per game with a perfect 6-for-6 double-double rate this season. His 3.8 offensive rebounds per contest directly target Oklahoma City’s weakness, as the Thunder allow 11.3 offensive boards per game. With Keegan Murray sidelined and potential limitations on other frontcourt players, Sabonis’s rebounding opportunities increase significantly. The Thunder’s middling glass presence combined with Sacramento’s need for second-chance opportunities creates the perfect environment for Sabonis to exceed his rebounding total.”

GSW vs DEN Pick: Kuminga Over 19.5 Points

A.I. rationale: “Curry’s absence creates the most significant betting angle in this matchup, removing 26.8 points and a team-leading 33.2% usage rate from Golden State’s offense. Kuminga represents the primary beneficiary of this redistribution, already averaging 17.2 points while shooting efficiently throughout the campaign.

The supporting trend is compelling: Kuminga’s shot attempts have increased to 12.8 per game over his last five contests, up from his 11.9 season average. With Butler’s questionable status adding another layer of uncertainty, Kuminga could emerge as the Warriors’ primary offensive option. His athleticism and scoring versatility position him perfectly to absorb the additional touches that Curry’s absence will create.”