NHL Best Bets for Tuesday (11/19)
Kenneth Le
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With 10 games on Friday’s slate, I have provided my three pillars for my lineup on SuperDraft. In other words, three plays that I am locking into my lineups.
LaMelo Ball, PG, Charlotte Hornets (@ CLE)
Score multiplier: 1.2x
There may not have been a flashier season debut than LaMelo Ball’s, as he posted a remarkable near-triple-double while looking like Stephen Curry from beyond the arc. With Terry Rozier out, Ball logged 93 touches (seventh-highest mark in the NBA through the first game) with a team-high 32.5% usage rate, 43.8% assist rate, and 21.9% defensive rebounding rate. These are remarkable numbers for a second-year point guard and led to a gaudy 31/9/7/2 stat line in under 29 minutes. The volume (23 FGA) was a pleasant surprise and now he turns his attention to one of the worst defensive units in basketball. Terry Rozier’s expected return may take some volume away on the offensive end, but it also opens up more potential assist opportunities, heightening his floor at a double-double.
Christian Wood, PF, Houston Rockets (vs. OKC)
Score multiplier: 1.25x
Christian Wood has been a point-per-minute machine for the entirety of his career, and he posted a well-rounded stat line in his first game of the season against the Wolves, going for 16 points, 9 rebounds, a trio of assists and a block. While it’s a fine stat line, it’s frustrating knowing that so much production was left on the table, as Wood went 6-15 from the field and only played 32 minutes due to the blowout. In a game against a Thunder team in just as much of a rebuild mode as the Rockets, we should see something closer to his true ceiling.
The sportsbooks also see a bounceback incoming from Wood, as his props sit anywhere from 20.5-21.5 points, 9.5-10.5 rebounds, and the juice on the over for one block. If this is an expected outcome, there’s a very high likelihood that it could be a baseline.
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Robert Williams, C, Boston Celtics (vs. TOR)
Score multiplier: 1.35x
Robert Williams had a massive performance in his first game of the season against the Knicks, posting 16 points, 10 rebounds, 5 blocks, 3 steals and 3 assists. It’s obviously worth remembering that this game went into double overtime, but the stat line still isn’t anything that we should write off in a four-quarter game, especially when we saw him have a game with 10 blocks last season.
With a stranglehold on the bulk of the center minutes, Williams gets a matchup with an undersized frontcourt for the Raptors, making it a matchup where he could see even more minutes if the game stays close. For 1.35x, it’s hard to pass on the upside here.
