May 26th NBA Props – Player Props & Best Bets for Wednesday Playoff Games
- The 2020-21 NBA Playoffs continue Wednesday night with three games beginning at 7:00pm ET on TNT and NBA TV
- Player props offer a unique and exciting way to get into the action
- See available player props for the top players taking to the floor tonight within the story below
The NBA playoffs have been pure fire thus far and there is no reason to believe it will stop tonight. Three games are on the docket and all three will be beamed into our lives by either TNT or NBA TV.
The Washington Wizards and Philadelphia 76ers will kick off the night at 7:00pm ET on NBA TV. Shortly after, at 7:30pm ET, the Atlanta Hawks and New York Knicks will be thrown into the fray on TNT. When they wrap up, we’re getting the Memphis Grizzlies and Utah Jazz at 10:00 on TNT.
As always, value and excitement can almost always be found in the player prop market. Check out the table below to see the lines on the players taking the floor tonight. Scroll down to see two of the better bets on the board.
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May 26th NBA Player Props and Odds
| Wizards vs 76ers | Points at FanDuel | Rebounds | Assists | Three Pointers Made |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bradley Beal (Wizards) | 30.5 ( Ov -106 / Un -116) | 5.5 ( Ov +120 / Un -148) | 3.5 ( Ov -158 / Un +128) | 1.5 ( Ov -174 / Un +136) |
| Russell Westbrook (Wizards) | 22.5 ( Ov -104 / Un -118) | 10.5 ( Ov -110 / Un -110) | 11.5 ( Ov -128 / Un +104) | 1.5 ( Ov +176 / Un -230) |
| Rui Hachimura (Wizards) | 12.5 ( Ov -110 / Un -110) | 5.5 ( Ov +120 / Un -148) | OFF | OFF |
| Joel Embiid (76ers) | 32.5 ( Ov -106 / Un -116) | 11.5 ( Ov -104 / Un -118) | 3.5 ( Ov +134 / Un -164) | 1.5 ( Ov +168 / Un -220) |
| Ben Simmons (76ers) | 13.5 ( Ov -116 / Un -106) | 7.5 ( Ov -128 / Un +104) | 8.5 ( Ov +110 / Un -134) | OFF |
| Tobias Harris (76ers) | 21.5 ( Ov -122 / Un +100) | 6.5 ( Ov -124 / Un +102) | 3.5 ( Ov +114 / Un -140) | 1.5 ( Ov +114 / Un -146) |
| Hawks vs Knicks | Points | Rebounds | Assists | Three Pointers Made |
| Trae Young (Hawks) | 26.5 ( Ov +100 / Un -122) | 4.5 ( Ov -114 / Un -106) | 9.5 ( Ov -124 / Un +102) | 1.5 ( Ov -150 / Un +118) |
| Danilo Gallinari (Hawks) | 10.5 ( Ov +100 / Un -122) | 3.5 ( Ov -106 / Un -114) | OFF | OFF |
| John Collins (Hawks) | 15.5 ( Ov -108 / Un -114) | 7.5 ( Ov +110 / Un -134) | OFF | 1.5 ( Ov +150 / Un -194) |
| Julius Randle (Knicks) | 25.5 ( Ov -118 / Un -104) | 9.5 ( Ov -108 / Un -112) | 5.5 ( Ov -114 / Un -106) | 2.5 ( Ov +104 / Un -132) |
| RJ Barrett (Knicks) | 17.5 ( Ov -104 / Un -118) | 5.5 ( Ov -115 / Un -105) | 2.5 ( Ov -152 / Un +124) | 1.5 ( Ov -154 / Un +120) |
| Derrick Rose (Knicks) | 17.5 ( Ov -106 / Un -116) | 3.5 ( Ov -115 / Un -105) | 5.5 ( Ov +122 / Un -148) | 0.5 ( Ov -250 / Un +190) |
| Grizzlies vs Jazz | Points | Rebounds | Assists | Three Pointers Made |
| Ja Morant (Grizzlies) | 21.5 ( Ov -108 / Un -114) | 4.5 ( Ov -142 / Un +116) | 6.5 ( Ov -134 / Un +110) | 1.5 ( Ov +140 / Un -180) |
| Dillon Brooks (Grizzlies) | 19.5 ( Ov -106 / Un -116) | 2.5 ( Ov -150 / Un +122) | 2.5 ( Ov +148 / Un -184) | 1.5 ( Ov -120 / Un -106) |
| Jonas Valanciunas (Grizzlies) | 16.5 ( Ov -108 / Un -114) | 13.5 ( Ov +102 / Un -124) | 1.5 ( Ov -138 / Un +112) | OFF |
| Rudy Gobert (Jazz) | 13.5 ( Ov -110 / Un -112) | 14.5 ( Ov +100 / Un -122) | OFF | OFF |
| Bojan Bogdanovic (Jazz) | 19.5 ( Ov -110 / Un -110) | 4.5 ( Ov -104 / Un -118) | 1.5 ( Ov -118 / Un -104) | 2.5 ( Ov +100 / Un -130) |
| Mike Conley (Jazz) | 16.5 ( Ov -110 / Un -110) | 3.5 ( Ov -114 / Un -106) | 6.5 ( Ov -106 / Un -114) | 2.5 ( Ov -113 / Un -113) |
Odds as of May 26th
Randle Bounces Back
Julius Randle had a pretty bad start to the playoffs. Pretty bad may actually not even do it justice. It was really bad. But, good players bounce back from bad games.
There are plenty of reasons to believe that the NBA’s 2020-21 Most Improved Player will have a resurgence in game two.
Julius Randle's son, Kyden, surprised him with his #KiaMIP award 👏 @nyknicks pic.twitter.com/uk1rx9EOnR
— NBA on TNT (@NBAonTNT) May 25, 2021
The most promising thing about game one for Randle was his shot attempts. He took 23 shots from the field which is plenty for a player as efficient as him.
In the regular season, he took 20 or more shots in a single game 25 times. He scored at least 26 points in 18 of those games. In two of them, he landed on 25 points. If his shot attempts are in the 20s tonight, he should score at least 26 points.
- The Pick: Randle OVER 25.5 Points (-118)
Ja Can Score
If you watched the Memphis Grizzlies and Utah Jazz Sunday night, then you saw what Ja Morant can do.
His role on the Grizzlies is evolving to that of a scoring point guard and it’s evident with every game he plays.
We caught glimpses of it during the regular season and even in the play-in game against the Golden State Warriors. Ja can flat out score the basketball.
JA MORANT IS LIKE THAT 🗣
Different. pic.twitter.com/NK2KAqF48J
— Hilltop Hoops (@HilltopNBA) May 22, 2021
Morant’s points total was expected by some to increase after Game 1 but the books didn’t budge. It is still at 21.5 for almost the same price as Sunday which is affordable at -108. Given that Morant took shot attempts in the 20s for the fourth straight game, it feels like a deal.
The opponent matters here as Morant hasn’t even needed to take 20 plus shots against the Jazz to go over 21.5 points. In four games this season against the Jazz, Morant has taken at least 18 shots in three of them. He has scored at least 26 in all of them with two 30-burgers. If Ja Morant continues to let it fly, he should score at least 22 points tonight.
- The Pick: Morant OVER 21.5 Points (-108)
John has spent the past 20+ years betting sports on a daily basis and is considered by many to be a walking sports betting encyclopedia. From obscure player props to sides and totals, if there is an angle, John will find it.
