Celtics vs Heat: 3 Player Prop Predictions for Wednesday, April 1

It was an exciting weekend for basketball fans between the NCAA and NBA, as a lot of amazing games went down that kept us all glued to our TVs. While we have to wait several days for some more NCAA Tournament games to take place, we don’t have to wait that long for the NBA, as there is a fantastic nine-game slate going down tonight.

With so many games to choose from, it was a difficult decision on which one to hone in on, but we ultimately decided on the matchup in Miami between the Boston Celtics and the Miami Heat. The Celtics are 5.5-point favorites on the road here, so this is expected to be a close, down-to-the-wire contest. With that said, let’s get into our favorite player props from this one!

Bam Adebayo UNDER 34.5 Points, Rebounds & Assists

Bam Adebayo is having an insane season. Every NBA fan knows about his monster game in March, but he’s consistently been one of the biggest reasons that the Heat win games. With that in mind, you might think it’s backwards that we’re fading his PRA line, but he’s struggled to put up numbers against the Celtics.

He’s had less than 34 PRA in five straight games against them, which is cause for concern from a betting perspective. We’re high on Adebayo moving forward, but aren’t confident in him tonight.

Andrew Wiggins UNDER 14.5 Points

Andrew Wiggins was playing well earlier in the year, but he’s been riding the struggle bus lately. Wiggins has scored 15 or fewer points in five straight home games and in seven of his past eight overall games.

The Heat have needed to rely on others to put up numbers, and they’ll need to do more of the same against the Celtics tonight, who, of course, are not an easy opponent.

Neemias Queta UNDER 19.5 Points & Rebounds

Similar to Adebayo, Queta has historically struggled in this matchup. The Heat have given him the business, so to speak, and he’s had 20 or fewer combined points and rebounds in eight straight meetings.

Queta has also gone under this line in five of his past seven games, so we need to see it to believe it from him moving forward. With that in mind, we’re fading his PR line until further notice!