Golden State Warriors vs. Boston Celtics Game 2 Prop Consistency Sheet: It All Starts With Steph Curry?
Golden State Warriors vs. Boston Celtics Game 2 Prop Consistency Sheet: It All Starts With Steph Curry?
The 2022 NBA finals are officially underway. The Golden State Warriors are down 0-1 on their hoe court and will battle the Boston Celtics again Sunday night. Game 2 tips off Sunday night at 8:00 pm ET. The series kicked off in a big way with the Boston Celtics conjuring a huge 4th quarter comeback and taking Game 1 of the series. Our guy Brian is here with his prop consistency sheet for Game 2 of the 2022 NBA Finals between the Boston Celtics and Golden State Warriors. Check out @the_bmatt's prop consistency sheet below for Sunday's game.
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Can the Celtics go up 2-0 and take a commanding lead in the NBA Finals or will the Warriors take care of business and even up the series in what is a must-win game for them? In Game 1, Jayson Tatum struggled shooting the ball as it was the 10th time in his career that he took at least 10 shots and shot 20% or less. Tatum was 3-17 from the field in Game 1 but he contributed with 13 assists. After a poor shooting performance like that, he tends to bounce back averaging 23.6 points and 8.4 rebounds per game.
What does this mean for player props and stats for Game 2 of the NBA Finals? We have Brian here to break everything down for us in Sunday's Game 2 between the Warriors and Celtics. Make sure you check out the latest stats and see what player trends are the hottest ahead of Thursday's game.
As is always the case with BMatt's Prop Consistency Sheets...
*This is designed to spotlight players that have hit their lines in at least 70% of recent games. Pick and choose the spots you like. This is meant as a resource to help you with your plays - not an endorsement to take all as straights*
Click here for the printable version of the NBA Finals Game 2 prop consistency sheet
Click here for the printable version of the NBA Finals Game 2 prop consistency sheet
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Born in Southern California, Brian lives and breathes sports. He comes from a football family, with a number of family members who played professionally. While Brian didn’t play professionally, he took his insights and dominated off the field. In fact, during the 2021 NFL season, his bets and parlays returned a whopping 117.84 units. Specializing in data analysis, Brian takes a unique approach to his NFL, NBA, and MLB bets. You can find him on Twitter at @the_bmatt.