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The complete 180-degree transformation that Randle has done on his overall perception this postseason has been something to behold. The concerns that the numbers he produced through the first two rounds (23.9 points, 5.9 rebounds, and 5.9 assists on 50.9-percent shooting) weren't sustainable against the No. 1-ranked defense of the Thunder were quickly squashed in Game 1 when Randle led Minnesota with 28 points and eight rebounds on 9-of-13 shooting with five triples. Only eight of those 28 points came in the second half of an eventual 114-88 loss, though. 

Since Game 1 against the Los Angeles Lakers in the opening round, Randle has scored 21 or more points in nine of his 11 playoff appearances including each of his last five. He's also dropped 28 or more points in each of his last three outings, as well, while producing the fourth-most points of any player still active in the conference finals at 24.3 per game. The Thunder will make it more of a priority to shut him down from start to finish in Game 2, but the Lakers and Golden State Warriors likely thought they could do the same and ultimately failed to execute. 

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As was the case with fellow second-unit players Naz Reid and Donte DiVincenzo, backup guard Nickeil Alexander-Walker ended up seeing the floor for more minutes (28) than starters Jaden McDaniels (24), Mike Conley (23), and Rudy Gobert (21). Some of that can be attributed to the fact that the Timberwolves were getting blown out in the second half and only mustered up 40 points, but if the team continues to struggle offensively like that moving forward, if you're looking for a bold take, I could see NAW being inserted into the starting lineup in favor of Conley at some point in this series. 

NAW attempted 11 shots, including nine from 3-point range, to finish with eight points, two rebounds, and a pair of blocked shots coming off the bench. He's now gone OVER a prop of 6.5 points in every other game dating back to series finale at Crypto.com Arena with the Lakers, so if that were to continue, the 26-year-old would in store for an UNDER on Thursday. Then again, those aforementioned 11 shots were his second-most of the playoffs, and that kind of output with stronger efficiency would help notch a rare consecutive OVER in this market.

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Oklahoma City played 13 different players in Game 1, with some only playing a handful of minutes late in garbage time as a result of the gargantuan difference on the scoreboard, but it was sorely needed with the team having just played two days earlier in a Game 7 against the Denver Nuggets. Three starters (Chet Holmgren, Lu Dort, and Isaiah Hartenstein) played less than 30 minutes as well, with Hartenstein playing the fewest at 20. The 7-footer still made the most of his on-court time, shooting 6-of-8 from the field for 12 points while grabbing five rebounds. 

Tuesday marked the third time in four games that Hartenstein has recorded an OVER on 15.5 combined points and rebounds, and the fourth time in his last five games when taking on the Timberwolves. The 20 minutes are a tad worrisome, especially coming off the 19 minutes he saw on Sunday versus Denver. With Gobert being a complete afterthought for Minnesota, Hartenstein's size around the basket wasn't necessary to combat the Stifle Tower, so the Thunder were afforded the opportunity to go smaller. 

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I mean, there's no explanation required here if you've been following my player props throughout the Thunder's run. Taking the OVER on 1.5 made 3-pointers for Alex Caruso has been a consistent and reliable wager which once again provided value in Game 1 when he shot a perfect 3-of-3 from distance over 22 minutes off the pine. He's now connected on multiple 3-pointers in five of his last six and six of his last eight games, and oddsmakers have yet to bump this number up to 2.5 to coincide with Caruso's hot shooting. Over these eight games, the 31-year-old veteran is burying his threes at a 47.4-percent clip. 

There's only so many unique ways I can encourage bettors to put their money on Caruso's OVERs. If this keeps presenting at sportsbooks with plus-money value, it should continue to churn out units for those with the willingness to jump on the bandwagon. 

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Nickeil Alexander-Walker has put together the best season of his career, averaging 9.4 points per game and shooting 38% from three. He's sured 9.5 points + rebounds + assists in 12 of his last 15 road contests, including Game 1. The Canadian's averaged 4.3 rebounding chances and 3.4 potential assists per night across his last 10, while hitting this line in five of his last seven games played. 

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Rudy Gobert has been an integral part of Minnesota's success and the Timberwolves will need more production from him in Game 2. Gobert's crossed this line in five of his last seven while averaging nine points per game. 

Moreover, the French Olympian has averaged 12.7 points per game in his last 15 road contests. With Anthony Edwards clearly hobbled, the Timberwolves need scoring from all over the place. Most importantly, they need to find a way to generate more points from inside the paint, after missing 36 three-pointers in Game 1. 

The man Oklahoma City's players call "Unc" has been lighting it from beyond the arc of late. Alex Caruso is not just the "Jokic stopper" but also an adept three-point shooter. The 2020 NBA Champion has crossed this line in six of his last eight games, while knocking down 44% of threes. 

Caruso made all three of his attempts in Game 1, and will find plenty of room to roam again tonight. After all, the Timberwolves are forced to pick their poison, and focus on shutting down NBA MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Jalen Williams and Chet Holmgren. That leaves plenty of space for Caruso to find open looks. 

Oklahoma City's menacing defense is the story of this season, and these NBA playoffs. So why not bet on the Thunder's best defender to continue causing chaos in the Western Conference Finals? We're getting Lu Dort to clear 1.5 steals + blocks at +145 odds, after he recorded three in Game 1 and has hit this line in back-to-back games. 

Aaron Nesmith's historical Game 1 outburst makes betting on him less than 24 hours later incredibly complicated. The 25-year-old guard shot 8-of-9 from 3-point range with six triples coming in the fourth quarter alone, making him the first player in league history to convert that many shots from distance during the final 12 minutes of regulation in a playoff game. Only five other players had ever pulled that off in a postseason quarter before, but none of them did so in the fourth. Oddsmakers currently have his 3-pointers made prop at 2.5 with an OVER at plus money, but removing Game 1 from the equation, Nesmith had failed to make three or more versus the Knicks nine times in a row prior to going scorched earth with eight. 

The safer and more sensible play is to throw together his points and rebounds for Game 2, as he's demonstrated far greater consistency in that department. Nesmith is averaging 16 points and 6.1 rebounds through 11 games, and has notched an OVER at 17.5 for this market eight times in the playoffs. He only had two rebounds on Wednesday, but did have 13 in Game 5 against the Cleveland Cavaliers in the conference semifinals, so he's more than capable of producing more on the glass. 

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This is one of those bets where the value would lead you to believe that the likelihood of it making money isn't all that high, especially with it being a defensive prop when steals and blocks don't come in large quantities. When you really dig deep, though, accumulating two steals isn't that tall of a mountain to climb, especially for someone like Pacers forward Pascal Siakam who just had two in Game 1, along with the fact that that New York is turning the rock over 13.1 times at home in the playoffs.

Siakam also had two steals the last time these teams squared off on Feb. 11, as well, just before the All-Star break. He spent most of his time defensively paired off with former Toronto Raptors teammate O.G. Anunoby, forcing him into a pair of turnovers and minimal shot attempts. That should once again continue to be the case on Friday, which will create even more chances to tally up steals and reward those juicy +310 odds.

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The one player prop which connected for Game 1 was an OVER for Towns at 33.5 combined points and rebounds at -128 value, as he ultimately finished with a double-double of 35 points and 12 rebounds across 39 minutes of action. It was Towns' highest-scoring performance of the postseason thus far, and the first time he had dropped 35 or more points in a game since Feb. 12 when he put 44 on the Atlanta Hawks in an overtime home victory. The logic for the OVER at the time was that the Pacers were one of just two teams (Chicago Bulls) that Towns played at least three times during the regular season and averaged better than 30 points against.

Trusting his success in those three meetings to translate to the playoffs paid off in the end, and Indiana once again proved that there's little in place to prevent Towns from scoring to his heart's content. Keep in mind, though, that the 7-footer last went OVER a prop of 23.5 points during Game 4 of the opening round against the Detroit Pistons, so it had been 24 days between successful wagers. The optimism that Towns can string together consecutive OVERs comes from this series likely continuing to be full of offense and knowing how unstoppable he's proven to be in this particular matchup. 

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Unfortunately, unlike the combination prop for Towns which hit in Game 1, one that didn't was Josh Hart going OVER 21.5 points and rebounds in front of a raucous Knicks crowd. It's not like Hart fell so incredibly short that it wasn't worth the risk, because his box score at the end of the night said he contributed eight points and 13 boards in 44 minutes, and that was with an extra five minutes of overtime in which he played every single second of. That's a cruel result finishing one number short of boosting units, but that's the fate which befell me on Wednesday and one I'll be making a small adjustment to in order to avoid it happening again. 

Rather than seeking out another combination prop, I'll be focusing solely on Hart's rebounding which he currently ranks second on New York in at 8.8 boards per contest. He's now grabbed at least 11 rebounds in back-to-back appearances, and most importantly, has contributed double-digit boards in four-straight games against the Pacers connecting back to the 2024-25 campaign. 

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The Indiana Pacers pulled off one of the most improbable and miraculous NBA postseason comebacks in history with a 138-135 OT victory in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference finals. Apuestas has another Pacers-Knicks same-game parlay for Game 2 on Friday night at +550 value to accentuate your viewing experience.

Even removing the added bonus of five extra minutes, the Pacers still managed to drop 125 points in regulation on the road in front of a raucous Knicks crowd before securing the win in overtime. It marked the ninth time in 11 games this postseason that the team has exceeded a point total of 110.5.

New York center Karl-Anthony Towns dominated in this particular matchup as per usual, scoring 35 points on 11-of-17 shooting to mark the third time in a row that he's had 30 or more versus Indiana, and all he needs for an OVER here is 24.

Josh Hart also had a game-high 13 rebounds, which was the second-straight outing he's had 11 or more. That's exactly what he needs here, and the plus-money value for that prop alone really ties this SGP together.