Best NBA Player Prop Picks for Tuesday, February 13: Play On Reaves Against Pistons

While Jayson Tatum should continue to struggle with the Mikal Bridges matchup, look for Tyler Herro and Austin Reaves to have massive nights in positive matchups. Check out our entire NBA player prop picks card in this article. Best of luck with your action!

F Jayson Tatum (BOS) UNDER 28.5 PTS

In a game featuring a matchup between an elite offensive wing against an elite defensive wing, we have Tatum winning this game more as a playmaker than a scorer. In ten career matchups against Bridges, JT averages just 21.5 PPG, while failing to hit this marker in 9 of 10 matchups.

With Brooklyn’s defense starting to come around with Simmons activated, Claxton holding down the paint, and Bridges continuing his winning ways on both ends, look for Tatum to struggle to find easy buckets in this one.

G Tyler Herro (MIA) OVER 23.5 PTS

With Jimmy Butler potentially out tonight, Tyler Herro’s point total is one to target. Tyler has turned it on over his last two outings, scoring 24 in each game while making 8 of 19 threes.

While he has hit this marker in five of twelve games without Jimmy this season, he’s over in 3 of 4 in his most recent games against Milwaukee at this prop marker. An elite 3-point shooter, bank on Tyler to light it up tonight.

C Domantas Sabonis (SAC) OVER 2.5 1Q AST

This is our favorite bet of the night. Sabonis has hit this marker in the first quarter in 4 of 5 of his last games, with the Kings exclusively looking to him as their primary playmaker.

He’s hit the 5-assist marker in his last two games in the first quarter against Phoenix, so even a sprinkle triple-double bet is on the line in this one against a Suns team allowing over 26 APG.

G Austin Reaves (LAL) OVER 9.0 REB+AST

Reaves faces a Pistons defense that sports some of the worst team defensive stats in the league. This month, the Lakers swingman has proved to be exactly the player they need him to blossom into during the playoffs.

He’s averaging 21 PPG and 7.0 APG on just 14 shots per contest. One of the more efficient players in the league, look for Austin to play make for LeBron and Davis all night long, easily hitting this marker.