Tuesday Night NBA Betting Guide: 3 Best Player Props for February 25

Watch out for a blowout in the Bay. The Charlotte Hornets will play their fifth away game in just one week tonight, which newfound starting guard Moses Moody should exploit.

In other parts of the Western Conference, Memphis, and their fastest-paced offense takes on the one-win-in-last-six-games Phoenix Suns, whose honeymoon phase has now turned into a near-divorce situation at this point in the season.

G Moses Moody (GSW) OVER 13.5 Points

Moody and the Warriors are slowly starting to click at the right time. On a three-game win streak against three potential playoff squads out West, Steve Kerr’s starting lineup that consists of Green, Butler, Curry, Podz, and Moses Moody has been working.

Moody is having the best season of his career. In his 4th year in the Bay Area, he’s averaging 9.5 PPG on just under 20 minutes of play per contest. Since January, Moody has been stellar from beyond the arc shooting around 37% while hitting 2.1 3s per game.

Against a Charlotte team that will be playing their fifth consecutive away game in less than a week, look for Moody and the young Warriors to strike early from all angles.

C Yves Missi (NOP) OVER 16.5 Points+Rebounds

The Pelicans rookie has gathered more and more trust from the coaching staff over the last month or two, averaging around 27 MPG since the new year. The big man has dropped 16 and 21 points+boards in his two games since the All-Star break, playing 23 minutes in Sunday’s win against San Antonio.

In this quick rematch without Wembanyama, Missi is in a great spot to make an impact in a close game. The Spurs’ lack of outside shooting should create extra rebounding opportunities for the near 7’0 Missi.

F Desmond Bane (MEM) OVER 5.5 Assists

Bane faces the completely lost Phoenix Suns today in a game where I expect the Grizzlies to run away with the victory. Memphis has defeated Phoenix twice this season while scoring 117 and 119 points in two matchups.

In those games, the Grizzlies have found playmaking from this two-way star, who dropped seven and four assists in those games. Over his last three games, DB has dropped 7, 2, and 8 dimes while serving as Memphis’s POA playmaker.

Against a Phoenix team allowing 121 PPG over their last three which coincides horrifically with the Grizzlies’ insane offensive pace of play, Bane should be able to hit this mark easily.