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Wednesday's NBA slate features a whopping nine games, which presents a ton of value across the board. Here are the best player props to consider.
P.J. Tucker over 1.5 made 3-pointers
Tucker needs to bust out of his slump, and the Hawks might be the perfect opponent. The veteran forward is 0-for-9 from beyond the arc over his last four games but gets Atlanta's defense, which sits 19th in the league in opponent 3-point percentage and first in threes allowed to opposing small forwards at 3.08 makes per contest. After attempting just one field goal in each of his last two games against two of the NBA's better defenses - Denver and Philadelphia - Wednesday's matchup provides much more upside for Tucker.
Brook Lopez under 16.5 points + rebounds + assists
Following a stretch in late December in which he recorded at least 17 combined points, rebounds, and assists in four straight games, Lopez has been held under Wednesday's posted total in four of his last five. The Warriors have struggled defensively this season, but they've been great at defending big men in the post. Golden State is allowing the fewest points to opposing centers and gives up a league-low 0.42 3-pointers per game, which should keep Lopez at bay yet again.
Bojan Bogdanovic over 28.5 points + rebounds + assists
Bogdanovic is coming off a brilliant 35-point outburst, but you shouldn't sell high in this spot. He's averaging north of seven 3-point attempts per game and faces the Knicks, who rank 29th in opponent 3-point percentage and give up the second-most points and rebounds to opposing small forwards. This could be a chance for Bogdanovic to stuff the stat sheet against a defense on the second leg of a back-to-back in Utah's altitude 24 hours after playing the Lakers.
Devonte' Graham under 18.5 points
Graham's been a stud for the Hornets, averaging a team-high 19.1 points per game. He's posted 22 and 27 in his last two contests, respectively, but I'd recommend selling here against the Raptors. Toronto hasn't been fazed by playing on zero days' rest, going 13-6 against the spread in its last 19 and under the total in four of the last five on the second leg of a back-to-back. Graham has also had issues against elite defenses, averaging a modest 13.8 points against top-five scoring units. The Raptors are fourth in the NBA in that category and are coming off a game in which they just held Trail Blazers point guard Damian Lillard - who averages 26.9 points - to just 20.
Lonzo Ball under 14.5 points
Ball's been on a heater of late. He's dropped more than 20 points in four straight, with a combined 17 made threes over that span. New Orleans is back at home with a high total of 223 against the Bulls, which presents some potential volume for Ball's point total to get home here. However, Chicago's defense has been vastly underrated this season, ranking ninth in points allowed per game, fifth in opponent 3-point percentage, and first in points allowed to opposing shooting guards.
Alex Kolodziej is a betting writer for theScore. He's a graduate of Eastern Illinois who has been involved in the sports betting industry for 12 years. He can quote every line from "Rounders" and appreciates franchises that regularly wear alternate jerseys. Find him on Twitter @AJKoIodziej.
