Best NBA Parlay Picks Today, Tuesday 04/07 (5-Leg) Featuring Leonard Miller!: Expert Selections

As Leonard Miller hits the court against the Chicago Bulls, the case for him falling short of 25.5 combined points and rebounds is compelling. Averaging just 13.6 points and 6.4 rebounds over his last five games, his overall production doesn't suggest he'll hit that mark. Away from home, he's slightly better, putting up 14 points and 6 rebounds, but those numbers still leave him shy of our target. Against the Bulls specifically, his performances have been underwhelming, with just 2 points and 1.3 rebounds on average in their recent matchups. Factor in that Miller has hit this under in 18 of his last 20 away games, and we see a trend that's hard to ignore. With the Wizards looking to spread the ball around and other scoring options stepping up, Miller's chances of exceeding that threshold seem slim. The under is where the value lies here.

Stephen Curry (Golden State Warriors) Over 19.5 Points (-263)

As the Golden State Warriors gear up to face the Sacramento Kings, all eyes should be on Stephen Curry to light up the scoreboard. With the game happening at home, Curry has been nothing short of sensational, averaging over 28 points in his last five outings overall-demonstrating his knack for finding the basket when it counts. Not only does he typically thrive at the Chase Center, but he's also averaged an impressive 23.6 points against the Kings in their most recent home matchups. Given that Curry has crushed the 19.5 mark in his last five games, hitting this threshold in all of them, it's hard to overlook the odds in his favor. With a hit rate of 14 out of 19 at home, it seems almost inevitable that he'll deliver another standout performance. Don't be surprised if Curry not only meets but exceeds expectations in this pivotal matchup.

Will Riley (Washington Wizards) Under 30.5 Points + Rebounds + Assists (-122)

As the Wizards gear up to face the Bulls, all eyes are on Will Riley, but the smart money might be on the under for his combined points, rebounds, and assists at 30.5. Look back at Riley's recent form, and it's clear-he's hit this mark just four times in his last 20 outings. In fact, at home, he hasn't crossed 30.5 in any of his last 20 games, showcasing a remarkable consistency in staying under the radar. The Bulls' defense is no slouch either; they tend to tighten up, especially against versatile threats like Riley. With an expected stat value hovering around 18.79, it seems the odds are stacked against him. Given that the implied probability suggests a 54.9% chance he stays under, this feels like a solid play. In a matchup that may be more about team defense than individual brilliance, going under on Riley could be the savvy bet.

Luke Kennard (Los Angeles Lakers) Under 25.5 Points + Rebounds + Assists (-122)

As we gear up for the Lakers' clash with the Thunder, Luke Kennard's prop bet for under 25.5 points, rebounds, and assists stands out. At home, Kennard has struggled to make an impact, averaging just 6.4 points and 1.8 rebounds over his last five games-numbers that simply don't add up to the 25.5 line set for him. His overall production has dipped, with only 9.6 points, 5.4 rebounds, and 3.6 assists in his last five outings. Against Oklahoma City, he's averaging a mere 7 points and 2.2 rebounds at home, well below our target. Plus, consider that he's hit the under in an astounding 19 of his last 20 games overall, and hasn't missed in 20 consecutive home games. With these trends, it's clear that taking the under on Kennard feels like a savvy play.