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Following a quiet four-game Tuesday night in the Association, we’re primed for a massive a big 12-game slate Wednesday that provides us with plenty of opportunities for potentially profitable betting scenarios.
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Let’s examine three player props that could provide to be rewarding on the jumbo-sized ledger. Be sure to check out the NBA betting trends page for odds, data and insights on every game.
Best NBA Wednesday Props
- Donovan Mitchell Over 36.5 Points + Rebounds + Assists
- Jalen Brunson Over 32.5 Points + Assists
- LaMelo Ball Over 27.5 Points + Assists
Donovan Mitchell (Cavaliers vs. Wizards) Over Points + Rebounds + Assists
Mitchell has gotten his season off to a blazing start as the Cavaliers’ unquestioned top source of offense, averaging 38.1 points + rebounds + assists per contest over his first three games. Mitchell has enjoyed massive usage and been very efficient with it, as he’s averaging 24.3 field-goal + free-throw attempts per game and is shooting 50.9%, including 47.4% from three-point range.
Mitchell has been very active as a rebounder and facilitator out of his two-guard spot as well, providing between five and 10 rebounds in each contest and increasing his assists in each game thus far while topping out at seven dimes in his most recent time on the floor.
His matchup against the Wizards offers plenty of promise, as Washington is allowing 38.9% three-point shooting to twos, while also ranking No. 19 in offensive efficiency rating and No. 20 in assists per game (5.8) allowed to the position (24.3). Mitchell also lit up the Wizards for 42.7 points + rebounds + assists across 29.7 minutes per game in three regular-season outings in 2025-26, shooting 51.4%, including 43.8% from distance, in that sample.
Original Line Publish: 36.5
Jalen Brunson (Knicks vs. Bulls) Over Points + Assists
The Knicks finally got their first win of the new season on the books Tuesday night by toppling the Pistons, 111-97. Nevertheless, Brunson’s shooting funk continued, as he went just 5-for-18 from the field but made up for it with a 13-for-16 showing from the free-throw line. The veteran guard collected 30 points + assists across 36 minutes in the tough matchup, but he’d already come into the night having shot just 39.1% over his first three games.
The abysmal inefficiency is highly atypical for Brunson, who’d shot 48.5% over his first eight seasons. Despite the back-to-back and his current struggles, the veteran draws the right matchup via which to potentially enjoy some positive regression Wednesday. The Bulls have allowed an Eastern Conference-high 35.3 offensive efficiency rating to point guards, along with 48.6% shooting, including 50.0% from three-point range. Chicago is also averaging the second-most possessions per game (112.1) and surrendering an NBA-high 158.0 points + assists per contest, offering plenty of hope for a Brunson resurgence.
Original Line Publish: 32.5
LaMelo Ball (Timberwolves vs. Warriors) Over Points + Assists
The Timberwolves got the unfortunate news Tuesday that Anthony Edwards will miss approximately the next two months due to arthroscopic right knee surgery, a development that immediately thrusts Ball into a much higher-usage role. Ball’s first season in Minnesota has gotten off to a lukewarm start, as he’s averaging 14.8 points, 6.3 assists, 2.0 rebounds and 1.8 steals while shooting a middling 42.9%.
However, Ball is shooting 37.5% from three-point range, and he’s averaging 14.6 field-goal + free-throw attempts per contest as well. Yet, with Edwards out, all of Ball’s numbers could see a nice boost, considering Ball is already boasting a team-high 31.9% usage rate per 36 minutes in the 33.5 minutes he’s spent on the court without Ant so far this season. This prop does reflect the absence of Edwards, but the matchup against a Warriors team ranked No. 28 in offensive efficiency rating allowed to point guards (32.5) and allowing NBA-high 52.6% shooting (including 41.2% from three-point range) supports the notion Ball could punch this ticket.
Original Line Publish: 27.5
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