Player Props & Picks for Magic vs Pistons Game 7

• The Detroit Pistons try to complete a 3-1 series comeback in Game 7 against the Orlando Magic
• Orlando blew a 24-point 2nd-half lead in Game 6, to force the winner-take-all scenario
• Read below for the latest Magic vs Pistons player props, and my favorite picks

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It feels as though, after a tumultuous opening round, the Detroit Pistons have found their playoff footing.

They return home from an incredible 93-79 comeback win over the Orlando Magic in Game 6, setting up a winner-take-all this afternoon.

Orlando is reeling — outscored 55-19 in the second half to watch a 24-point lead disintegrate into a loss — and the books know it, setting them as 8.5-point road dogs in the NBA odds.

How does that affect Sunday’s player props? Read below as I share my favorite prop bets for Magic vs Pistons series finale.

Magic vs Pistons Player-Prop Odds

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Magic vs Pistons Prop Pick #1: Cade Cunningham Points

Pick 1: Cunningham Over 28.5 Points (-125 at bet365)

Cunningham is commanding a massive 36.2% usage rate in the series, shooting 45-of-121 inside the arc. He also lives at the charity stripe, with 64 free-throw attempts across six games.

What makes this prop incredibly appealing is his drastic elevation in production at Little Caesars Arena.

Cade Cunningham Series Stats

While his regular-season home baseline sat at a modest 22.4 points per game, it’s gone way up the postseason. In three home playoff games this year, he averages an explosive 37.0 points per game.

With Jalen Duren sort of a shell of himself in this series, there aren’t really many other options here. Expect the ball to remain in his hands on nearly every possession.

ORL Magic vs DET Pistons Prop Pick #2: Wendell Carter Rebounds

Pick 1: Carter Under 7.5 Rebounds (-145 at bet365)

The Pistons secure an elite 75.3% of all available defensive rebounds. That suffocating presence leaves very few second-chance opportunities for opposing big men to pad their stats.

Carter Jr enters Game 7 averaging just 7.3 rebounds per game in this series. When looking at his season-long performance on the road, the numbers point firmly to the under. Across 38 regular-season away games, he averaged just 7.2 rebounds per contest.

Compounding his rebounding struggles is his foul trouble; he has already racked up 25 personal fouls in six playoff games.

He has recorded a double-double in just five of 38 away games this regular season.