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Knicks vs 76ers Player Props & Picks for Oct 30

Chris Amberley

By Chris Amberley in NBA Basketball

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Tyrese Maxey drives to the hoop against the Pistons.
Oct 25, 2026; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA; Philadelphia 76ers guard Tyrese Maxey (0) drives against the Detroit Pistons during the third quarter at Xfinity Mobile Arena. Mandatory Credit: Bill Streicher-Imagn Images
  • The Knicks visit the 76ers for a heavyweight NBA Cup clash tonight
  • Tyrese Maxey enters play averaging over 28 points per game so far
  • See my best Knicks vs 76ers player props and picks for Oct 30, below

The New York Knicks (2-3 SU, 1-4 ATS, 1-4 O/U) travel to face the Philadelphia 76ers (4-1 SU, 2-3 ATS, 1-4 O/U) in NBA Cup Group play tonight, tipping off at 7:30 PM ET exclusively on Amazon Prime Video from Xfinity Mobile Arena. Oddsmakers open New York as a narrow 1.5-point road favorite (-125 ML) in the NBA odds, with Philadelphia priced at +106 on the moneyline and the total set at 227.5.

While five games is a modest sample size, both Eastern Conference contenders have leaned into heavy star minutes early on. The Knicks have begun to find their offensive rhythm behind Jalen Brunson and Karl-Anthony Towns, winning two straight after an 0-3 start, including a 133-127 victory in Chicago on Wednesday. Philadelphia counters as a live home underdog behind Tyrese Maxey and Joel Embiid, aiming to halt the Knicks’ road momentum after taking down Indiana 114-109.

Below, I examine the situational trends, betting lines, and most actionable prop angles for tonight’s divisional battle. Keep reading for my best Knicks vs 76ers player props and picks for Oct 30, below.

Knicks vs 76ers Player Props

PlayerPointsReboundsAssistsMade Threes
Jalen Brunson27.5 (Ov -103/Un -128)2.5 (Ov -145/Un +109)5.5 (Ov -152/Un +115)1.5 (Ov -197/Un +147)
Josh Hart10.5 (Ov -110/Un -119)7.5 (Ov -117/Un -114)4.5 (Ov -167/Un +125)1.5 (Ov +102/Un -136)
Mikal Bridges10.5 (Ov -130/Un +100)2.5 (Ov -148/Un +113)2.5 (Ov -111/Un -119)1.5 (Ov +134/Un -179)
OG Anunoby17.5 (Ov -115/Un -114)5.5 (Ov +111/Un -148)1.5 (Ov -171/Un +129)2.5 (Ov +113/Un -149)
Karl-Anthony Towns18.5 (Ov -108/Un -119)11.5 (Ov -132/Un -100)2.5 (Ov +110/Un -147)1.5 (Ov +116/Un -155)
Tyrese Maxey22.5 (Ov -113/Un -115)3.5 (Ov +127/Un -168)4.5 (Ov -112/Un -118)2.5 (Ov -100/Un -133)
VJ Edgecombe11.5 (Ov -105/Un -125)5.5 (Ov +103/Un -136)2.5 (Ov +105/Un -139)1.5 (Ov -123/Un -108)
Jaylen Brown18.5 (Ov -108/Un -124)5.5 (Ov +114/Un -152)2.5 (Ov +115/Un -154)1.5 (Ov +111/Un -147)
LeBron James17.5 (Ov -115/Un -114)6.5 (Ov -105/Un -126)5.5 (Ov -126/Un -106)1.5 (Ov +154/Un -207)
Joel Embiid22.5 (Ov -120/Un -109)9.5 (Ov -129/Un -103)3.5 (Ov +109/Un -148)1.5 (Ov +146/Un -196)

Odds as of Friday, Oct. 30. New users can sign up with the Novig promo code and score a bonus to use on tonight’s game.

Analyzing the available NBA player props, Brunson commands the highest total for NBA player points props at 27.5. For the Sixers, Maxey and Embiid share the team-high scoring line, both set at 22.5 points.

In the rebounding department, Towns boasts a substantial 11.5 line for his NBA player rebound props. Embiid follows with a total of 9.5 boards.

Looking at NBA player assist props, Brunson and LeBron James share a high mark of 5.5, projecting them as the primary distributors. Meanwhile, the NBA 3 pointer props market highlights Maxey and OG Anunoby, both listed at 2.5 made threes.

New York vs Philadelphia Player Prop Picks

When breaking down statistical profiles of these two NBA championship odds contenders, and the matchup dynamics, two player props stand out as the premier betting angles for tonight’s contest.

Tyrese Maxey 24+ Points (-108 at Novig)

Maxey is playing like an NBA MVP odds candidate, making the Over on his 23.5-point line an extremely appealing target. Through five games, the dynamic guard is averaging a stellar 28.4 points per contest, having cleared 23.5 points in all five games (28, 32, 26, 29, and 27 points). When operating on his home floor, his production spikes to 29 points on 23 field goal attempts and a 30.1% usage rate across 37.1 minutes. He’s shooting an ultra-efficient 80% from the field during clutch-time situations, accounting for 38.9% of the team’s late-game points.

Crucially, this scoring volume is backed by a full 82-game sample in 2025-26, when Maxey averaged 24.1 points per game and scored 23 or more points in 52 separate contests (63.4%), proving his high-volume scoring is sustainable rather than an early-season outlier. The matchup points toward a highly favorable game script, as New York’s road defense has surrendered 117 points per game on 47.2% shooting, setting up Maxey to clear this line once again.

Josh Hart 8+ Rebounds (-113 at Kalshi)

Josh Hart’s rebounding prop offers tremendous value against a Philadelphia squad that routinely struggles to secure the glass. Available at a line of 7.5 total rebounds, Hart’s underlying statistics strongly support this situational betting angle. While Hart averages a solid 7.8 rebounds on the season, his tenacity surges in away matchups, pulling down 10 rebounds per game while seeing his playing time increase to 35.9 minutes per contest (12 boards in Boston, eight in Chicago).

Hart has pulled down eight or more rebounds in three of his five games this season, continuing an established multi-year track record that saw him grab 8+ rebounds in 54 of 82 games in 2024-25 (9 RPG) and 25 games in 2025-26. The team defensive profile of the Sixers presents a prime opportunity for Hart to feast, as they allow opponents to grab 13.8 offensive rebounds per game and hold a modest defensive rebounding percentage of 70.6%. With extra hustle opportunities on both ends of the floor, Hart is in prime position to eclipse 7.5 rebounds.

NYK vs PHI Injury Report

Heading into this clash, Philadelphia is monitoring varying levels of injuries that will impact their rotation. The Sixers injury report features five players, highlighted by a major question mark on the wing.

Jaylen Brown (Knee) is listed as day-to-day and is officially questionable. Jabari Walker (Knee), Dominick Barlow (Back), and Ariel Hukporti (Achilles) are all Out. Tacko Fall (Quadriceps) is day-to-day but has already been ruled out for this contest.

If Brown is unable to suit up, Philadelphia’s depth is heavily compromised. Kentavious Caldwell-Pope is in line for a significant increase in minutes and usage at small forward. Additionally, the absences of Barlow, Fall, and Hukporti thin out the frontcourt reserves. Adem Bona and Dean Wade will shoulder a heavier workload inside.

Chris Amberley
Chris Amberley

Sports Writer

As SBD's resident Swiss Army Knife, Chris covers virtually every sport including NFL, PGA, NBA, MLB, NCAAB, NCAAF and the Olympics. A true grinder, he'd rather pick off small edges in the player props market than swing for the fences with a 5-leg parlay.

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