NBA Player Prop Picks for Saturday: Giannis Antetokounmpo, Donovan Mitchell, and More

NBA Player Prop Picks for Saturday: Giannis Antetokounmpo, Donovan Mitchell, and More

We've got a solid slate in the NBA tonight, including some matchups I'll be looking to attack. I've looked through all the NBA props and found three of my favorites.

Let us know if you're tailing! Here are three prop bets to consider for tonight's NBA slate.

Best NBA Player Props for Saturday, October 22

Marcus Morris Under 19.5 Points + Rebounds + Assists (-102) (Bet $100 to collect $198)

Marcus Morris is expected to play a little more today, with John Wall and Kawhi Leonard out for tonight's game against the Kings.

Morris scored 14 points on nine field goal attempts against the Lakers. he had just four rebounds and one assist and played 23 minutes.

I don't think the volume will go to Morris, even with Wall and Leonard out. We'll see more of Kennard, Mann, and Powell before we get more of Morris.

Marcus isn't going to earn a high rate of assists, and Zubac is stealing all of the rebounds. I've got Morris going Under in this spot.

Giannis Antetokounmpo Over 13.5 Rebounds (+132) (Bet $100 to collect $232)

At +132, I have to take a chance. Giannis already earned 13 rebounds in the first game of the season. Now he'll take on the Houston Rockets, who have looked horrible defensively to begin the year.

I like Giannis to keep his defensive rebounding numbers up but expect the offensive rebounds to tick up in this game.

I know we could see a blowout. But so far, Houston has lost two games by 10 points or fewer. I'll give Giannis a shot in this spot.

Donovan Mitchell Over 25.5 Points (-139) (Bet $100 to collect $172) 

Mitchell scored 31 points in his Cleveland debut. He shot 57.1% from the field and also added nine assists. He fits in well with Cleveland.

They shot an effective field goal percentage of 56.6% as a team, which has a lot to do with Mitchell setting up the offense.

Meanwhile, the Bulls have allowed an effective field goal percentage of 55.6% through two games. That's a below-average number for the Bulls.

Look for Mitchell to get plenty of nice looks against the Bulls in this spot. Chicago has done well on the glass and created turnovers, but they're not defending all too well when shots go up. Chicago's aggressiveness will backfire against Mitchell and the Cavs.

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