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We’re set for a solid seven-game slate Sunday evening/night, one highlighted by a pair battle of undefeated squads in Raptors-Timberwolves and Pistons-76ers.
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Without further ado, let’s break down a trio of player props to consider. Be sure to check out the NBA betting trends page for odds, data and insights on every game.
Best NBA Sunday Props
- Austin Reaves Over 30.5 Points + Rebounds + Assists
- LaMelo Ball Under 29.5 Points + Rebounds + Assists
- Cameron Boozer Over 31.5 Points + Rebounds + Assists
Austin Reaves (Lakers vs. Jazz) Over Points + Rebounds + Assists
Reaves entered the season with even more elevated expectations than usual, considering LeBron James’ exit to the 76ers during the offseason. Through two games, Reaves has delivered, averaging 25.5 points (on 66.7 percent shooting, including 50.0 percent from three-point range), 7.5 assists, 3.0 rebounds and 2.0 steals across 35.0 minutes per contest. Thue usage has been there, as Reaves is averaging 20.0 field-goal + free-throw attempts per contest.
The combination of all those numbers makes Reaves’ 30.5 PRA prop very viable Sunday, especially considering the matchup. The Jazz are, as expected, already giving up their fair share of points. Utah has surrendered 121.0 points per game and ranks 25th in defensive efficiency (1.154), while also conceding 48.9% shooting. Reeves’ efficiency and usage should therefore afford him an excellent chance of cashing in a game where Los Angeles has an implied team total of 121.5 points.
Original Line Publish: 30.5
LaMelo Ball (Timberwolves vs. Raptors) Under Points + Rebounds + Assists
Ball’s Timberwolves tenure is off to a so-so start, as he followed up a solid opener against the Heat (21 points, six assists, two rebounds, two steals) with a more modest performance against the Magic (12 points, five rebounds, five assists and two steals). Ball has shot just 36.7% overall in that pair of contests, and Sunday’s matchup doesn’t necessarily suggest he’ll have a good chance of generating one of his higher-percentile performances.
The Raptors have been excellent defensively over their first two games, ranking No. 1 in defensive efficiency (0.863) and surrendering league-low 34.8% shooting, including 21.9% from behind the arc. Toronto has also given up an Eastern Conference-low 18.5 assists per game, underscoring the impact that Kawhi Leonard has already had on the team’s defensive approach. Ball is 0-2 to this prop so far in 2026-27, and he could have a hard time breaking the ice again Sunday.
Original Line Publish: 29.5
Cameron Boozer (Grizzlies vs. Kings) Over Points + Rebounds + Assists
Boozer’s first two games have been somewhat of a study in contrasts. The rookie’s debut saw him scuffle badly from the field with a 2-for-15 tally, including 0-for-6 from three-point range. However, Boozer still pulled down 11 rebounds and dished out five assists in that outing, and he then surged back with a 25-point, 13-rebound double-double against the Warriors that also included six assists and two steals. Boozer got there with the help of 6-for-13 shooting, as well as a 9-for-9 tally from the line.
Sunday’s matchup presumably sets up the rookie third overall pick for a performance much more akin to the latter. The Kings have dropped each of their first two games and have not looked too competitive doing so, falling by 26 to the Clippers and eight to the Trail Blazers. Sacramento surrendered 121 and 128 points in those games, and the Kings rank 28th in defensive efficiency (1.173) while also allowing the fourth-most points + rebounds + assists per game (212.5).
Original Line Publish: 31.5
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