NBA Best Player Prop Picks, Odds, Predictions for Sunday, May 10, 2026
We have a two-game slate Sunday beginning at 3:30 p.m. ET as the Knicks try to pull off a sweep of the 76ers in the matinee, and the Timberwolves attempt to even up their series with the Spurs at 2-2 at Target Center. With high stakes galore, we hone in on a trio of player props to consider.
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Sunday’s Best NBA Player Props
- Mikal Bridges (NYK) – Over Points + Rebounds + Assists
- Kelly Oubre (PHI) – Over Points + Rebounds
- Naz Reid (MIN) – Over Points + Rebounds
2026 Playoff Prop Bet Tracker: 41-23 (+14.31 units)
Mikal Bridges (NYK) – Over Points + Rebounds + Assists
Bridges is one of two suggestions today that came through for us Friday night as well. The veteran wing continued his resurgence after a relatively abysmal first-round series against the Hawks (except for a strong Game 6) by contributing 23 points, three rebounds, one assist and two steals across 37 minutes in New York’s third straight win over Philadelphia. That followed an average of 27.0 points + rebounds + assists over the prior three games, a stretch where Bridges had shot a blistering 74.3% overall.
His recent body of work and the fact Sunday could well be the most competitive game of the series to date both put Bridges into play once again at a number he’s proven very capable of surpassing. Bridges also averaged 26.3 points + rebounds + assists in four regular-season games against Philadelphia while going 3-1 to this prop in that sample, and the Sixers have surrendered 54.8% shooting, including 38.9% from three-point range, to the Knicks in Games 1-3.
Original Line Publish: 21.5
Kelly Oubre, Jr. (PHI) – Over Points + Rebounds
It’s do-or-die time for the 76ers on Sunday, and taking at least one Over on a team that should be leaving it all out on the floor seems like a prudent way to go. Oubre is one Philly player that’s been trending in the right direction during what has been a difficult series. The veteran wing has contributed a signature 25.0 points + rebounds + assists over the first three games against the Knicks, shooting 50.0%, including 46.2% from behind the arc. He’s also been opportunistic on the glass throughout the postseason, converting 58.3% of his 10.3 rebounding opportunities per contest.
Oubre’s usage is also trending up, as he’s averaging a robust 12.0 field-goal attempts per contest, a welcome increase from the 10.9 he put up during the regular season. Oubre also posted 21 points + rebounds in one of his two regular-season meetings against New York, a game where he also shot 50.0% from the field. The Knicks have been playing sturdy defense overall in the series while focusing plenty of resources on Tyrese Maxey, Paul George and Joel Embiid, leaving Oubre with some opportunities that he’s proven capable of exploiting.
Original Line Publish: 17.5
Naz Reid (MIN) – Over Points + Rebounds
Reid didn’t have his sharpest shooting night in Friday’s Game 3, but the big man still came through for us with 27.0 points + rebounds on a 17.5 original line. Reid actually did lock in as the game went on, finishing with a 6-for-13 tally from the field after starting 2-for-7 and connecting on four of eight three-point attempts overall. That performance was preceded by a similarly solid five-game stretch where he averaged 21.4 points + rebounds while shooting 53.8%, including 45.0% from behind the arc.
Reid is now pulling down a stellar 64.4% of his 11.6 rebounding opportunities per game, which has helped provide him with a very strong floor in that category. In fact, Reid has pulled down between six and nine boards in eight consecutive games following a modest three-board effort in Game 1 of the first-round series against the Nuggets. He’s also recorded at least 11 points in all but one of those games, and he’s gone 6-2 to this number during the sample and finished on the hook with 18 in one of the two instances he fell short.
Original Line Publish: 18.5
Photo Credit: AP/Seth Wenig
