NBA Player Props and Best Bets for November 7: Can Giannis Save the Bucks

Election Day is over, and all that we’re aiming to elect on Thursday are winning NBA player props.

The Golden State Warriors took down the Boston Celtics to improve to 7-1 on Wednesday, while four members of the Denver Nuggets’ starting five scored at least 23 points to hand the Oklahoma City Thunder their first loss of the season.

Ready for another night of NBA basketball? So are we.

Here are our best NBA player prop picks for Thursday. 

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Best NBA Prop Bets for Monday, November 7

Julius Randle Over 20.5 Points (-120) at FanDuel

The Chicago Bulls allow opposing teams to shoot 58.4 percent on two-point attempts, the third-highest percentage in the league, and give up the most points in the paint per game. That’s a recipe for disaster against Randle, who is no stranger to playing bully ball.

To top it off, Randle shot 46.4 percent from three to start the year and went over in four of his last six games. He’s clearly the second option behind Anthony Edwards and gets to go against a team that has the worst possible style to defend him.

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Julian Champagnie Over 4.5 Rebounds (-122) at FanDuel

Champagnie, who bounced everywhere between power forward and shooting guard, averaged 5.1 rebounds per game in his second season out of St. John’s. He only grabbed three boards last night but went over in six of eight games thus far.

Champagnie only averaged 25.2 minutes per game during the first month of the season but is up to 31.7 over his last three games. He and the San Antonio Spurs are facing the Portland Trail Blazers, who shot the second-lowest percentage from the field in the league and are just 19th in rebound rate.

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Giannis Antetokounmpo Under 11.5 Rebounds (-128) at FanDuel

The Greek Freak averaged 12.3 rebounds (fifth) and swallowed up 16 birds his last time on the court. However, he went under in three of four games just before that and already has a huge burden to carry the team’s offense, especially if Damian Lillard isn’t making his threes.

The Utah Jazz are 13th in rebound rate but have great individual glass-cleaners, namely Walker Kessler, John Collins, and Lauri Markkanen. Giannis has a lot to deal with already and likely won’t be able to put up huge rebounding numbers against this opponent.

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Chris Paul Under 1.5 Threes (+118) at FanDuel

Paul is not a player who wants to jack up a ton of threes every time he’s on the court. He shot an impressive 43.2 percent from deep to start the season and went over in six straight games, yet we have reason to believe he’ll take a step back on Thursday.

The Blazers are a little above league-average in three-point defense and have quick guards that can stay in front of Paul on the perimeter. He’s also 39 years old playing the second night of a back-to-back, and we believe that age and lethargy could become a factor here.

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Coby White Under 18.5 Points (-111) at FanDuel

White, who is coming off a near-win in the race for Most Improved Player last year, averaged 19 points on 43/39/77 shooting splits to start the season. He only managed eight points in 29 minutes against the Dallas Mavericks yesterday and has a tough matchup in front of him.

The Minnesota Timberwolves don’t have an overall elite defense like they did last year, but they held teams to 31.3 percent shooting from three-point land, the third-lowest mark in the league. Nearly 60 percent of White’s shot attempts are threes, so going against a defense that specializes in taking his way greatest strength should cause him to go under his line.

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