Today's Top NBA Prop Bet Picks & Predictions, Sunday 03/15 (Scottie Barnes Highlights): Stat Projections & Picks

As the Milwaukee Bucks gear up to face the Indiana Pacers, all eyes should be on Kevin Porter Jr.'s performance, particularly when it comes to his combined points, rebounds, and assists. With a line set at 26.5, there's a compelling case for taking the under. Over his last five games, Porter Jr. has averaged just 11.2 points, 3.6 rebounds, and 5.4 assists, falling significantly short of the mark. At home, those numbers dip slightly, suggesting that even in familiar surroundings, he's struggled to make an impact. In fact, he's only hit the combined total over 20 times in 4 of his last 5 games. Given that he's facing a Pacers team that plays at a fast pace, it may be challenging for him to find the rhythm needed to exceed this total. With an expected stat value of just 22.08, the under looks like a smart play here.

Cody Williams (Utah Jazz) Under 4.5 Rebounds (-172)

When it comes to Cody Williams and his rebounding performance, the numbers tell a compelling story that suggests a solid opportunity for the under on his 4.5 rebounds prop. Despite the Jazz's occasional intensity, Williams has struggled to make a significant impact on the boards, averaging just 1.6 total rebounds over his last five games. On the road, that number creeps up slightly to 3.4, but against the Kings, he's only managed to pull down an average of 0.7 rebounds in their last few matchups. In fact, when playing in Sacramento, he hasn't snagged a single board against them. With his recent overall hit rate standing at a staggering 6-for-6 on the under-and an impressive 16 of his last 17 away games trending the same way-it's hard to overlook the compelling case for targeting the under on Williams at 4.5 rebounds tonight.

James Harden (LA Clippers) Over 12.5 Rebounds + Assists (-137)

As the Cavaliers host the Mavericks, all eyes should be on James Harden, particularly for the Over on his combined rebounds and assists, set at 12.5. Harden is riding a hot streak, hitting this mark in all five of his last games. Averaging 5.8 rebounds and 9.2 assists over that stretch, he's been a dual-threat, especially against teams like Dallas, where he's recorded an impressive 9.6 assists in their last five meetings. What's even more enticing is Harden's ability to elevate his game at home-his averages jump to 6.6 rebounds and 9.2 assists. Meanwhile, the Mavericks have struggled with defensive consistency, allowing opponents an average of 11 assists and 6.5 rebounds per game at away venues. With an expected stat value of 14.45, targeting Harden for the Over seems like a savvy play as he looks to dominate in a crucial matchup.

Ivica Zubac (LA Clippers) Over 15.5 Points + Assists (-130)

As we look ahead to the matchup between the Milwaukee Bucks and Indiana Pacers, Ivica Zubac stands out as a prime candidate to exceed the 15.5 points and assists mark. Over his last five games, Zubac has averaged a solid 17 points and 2 assists, showcasing his growing role in the Clippers' offense. Notably, when playing at home, his averages jump to 18.2 points and nearly 2 assists, which bodes well against a Pacers team that has struggled to contain big men.Furthermore, Zubac's alarming hit rate-17 out of his last 19 games-speaks volumes about his consistency. The numbers are in his favor: while he averages 12.4 points against the Pacers, his overall form suggests he's poised for a breakout. With an expected stat value of nearly 19 and a hit rate of 8 out of his last 9 home games, Zubac's poised to thrive in this

Justin Edwards (Philadelphia 76ers) Over 10.5 Points (-135)

As the Philadelphia 76ers gear up to face the Portland Trail Blazers, Justin Edwards stands out as a prime candidate for an over on his points prop at 10.5. Edwards has been on fire lately, averaging 17 points over his last five games, and more impressively, he's hit that mark in four of those outings. When playing at home, he's been even more reliable, scoring 11.4 points per game in his last three home contests.The Trail Blazers have struggled defensively, allowing opponents plenty of room to operate, which bodes well for Edwards. Historically, he's averaged 16 points against Portland, and with the 76ers' home crowd rallying behind him, he's likely to exceed that threshold once again. With a solid hit rate and an expected stat value of 13.08, backing Edwards to go over 10.5 points feels like a smart play in this matchup.