We’ve got three Game 2 playoff games this Tuesday, with the home team in each of these series taking out Game 1. Will we see any of the road teams square up the series?
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Atlanta Hawks @ New York Knicks (10:00am)
Has been stuffing the stat sheet for a long time now once the Hawks made some trades prior to the deadline.
Dyson Daniels has emerged as a genuine triple double threat in this Atlanta outfit alongside CJ, NAW and Jalen Johnson. Since February 22 after the All Star Break, Daniels has averaged 7.9 rebounds and 5.8 assists – an RA of 13.7.
From this 22-game sample size, Daniels has covered the 12.5 RA in 15 of those games, while covering this in his last four games.
Averages 8.8 rebounds and 7.8 assists in four games against the Knicks this season, covering this RA on all four occasions. Triple double paying $21 is worth a small play.
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Toronto Raptors @ Cleveland Cavaliers (9:10am)
I’m unsure whether we’ll see Immanuel Quickley back for the Raptors, and if he misses Game 2 we’ll once again see an uplift for Scottie Barnes.
Barnes is averaging 9.2 assists per game in 13 games Quickley has missed this season, hitting 6+ assists in 11 of those games including recording seven assists in Game 1 against the Cavs.
I think we’ll see a better effort from Toronto in Game 2 led by Barnes. Even if Quickley is fit, expect the extra usage for Scottie as their primary distributor – he has averaged 6.3 assists from his last seven games with Quickley, so it’s certainly not a deal breaker if the point guard does suit up.
Value Bet
Minnesota Timberwolves @ Denver Nuggets (12:40pm)
One thing that I trust with the Nuggets in the post-season, is they ride their starters and we’ll consistently see big minutes for the likes of Christian Braun.
Braun is an integral piece to this Denver outfit, and does rebound well for a guard. Braun pulled in eight rebounds in Game 1 against the Timberwolves, hitting 6+ rebounds in four of his last five games.
Against Minnesota this season, Braun averages 5.7 rebounds hitting 6+ in two of those three games, but only played 27 minutes in the one game he didn’t hit. He will be playing 36+ minutes in this, so expect him to be around this mark again at a nice price.



























