Thursday NBA Betting Guide: 3 Player Props for March 13

The 9-seed out West Sacramento looks to get back in the win column against a red-hot Golden State Warriors team that is slowly climbing up the Western Conference standings.

Elsewhere, the LeBron-less Lakers should get another solid offensive contribution from Gabe Vincent in tonight’s game against Milwaukee. They are looking to pick up their first win since last Thursday.

F DeMar DeRozan (SAC) OVER 4.5 Assists

Since the DeAaron Fox trade, DeMar DeRozan has emerged as the key playmaker for this Sacramento team. With Sabonis out during the last week as well, DeMar has dropped five or more dimes in 6 of his last 7.

The Kings are looking to win their first game in nearly a week and although this is a winnable game, Vegas and myself have the Warriors handling this one en route to their sixth straight victory.

DeMar averages +0.4 assists per game in losses compared to wins. Expect another solid playmaking game from the 35-year-old vet tonight.

F Kyshawn George (WAS) OVER 1.5 3PM

The Wizards are playing Kyshawn George a ton and with nothing to lose on the rest of the season, I think Kyshawn will start from here on out for Washington. The rookie can shoot it from deep, averaging 2.4 3PM in the month of March in six games.

He’s also doing it efficiently at 44.4%. He’ll face a Detroit team he dropped 12 points on two three-pointers made last night. The rook is also better on the road, shooting +9.9% from beyond the arc away from home compared to in the nation’s capital. The game-script recipe is there tonight against a red-hot Detroit team.

G Gabe Vincent (LAL) OVER 9.5 Points

No LeBron no problem? Gabe Vincent and the Lakers have a tall task tonight as they face the Milwaukee Bucks away from home as they look to get back in the win column after two straight away losses to Boston and Brooklyn.

Vincent started and played 34 minutes against the Nets while dropping 24 points on an efficient 8 of 12 shooting. Don’t forget Gabe’s impact on Miami just two seasons ago where he averaged 15.8 PPG in the Eastern Conference Finals to drop Boston from the playoffs.

Minus LeBron, I’m expecting Redick to trust the veteran guard late in this season and with all the attention going to Doncic on Milwaukee’s end, take Vincent to pick up some early buckets as the secondary scorer in that Los Angeles backcourt.