Game 2 adjustments are the name of the game this Wednesday as two pivotal first-round series continue. We have scoured the perimeter matchups in Magic vs. Pistons & Suns vs. Thunder to find the biggest discrepancies in the 3-point market tonight.
Our NBA 3-point props for Wednesday are targeting Tobias Harris and Jalen Green. Continue below for our two of prop bets for Wednesday, April 22.
NBA 3-Point Props for Wednesday, April 22
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Magic vs. Pistons 3-Point Prop: Tobias Harris
Tobias Harris Over 1.5 Three-Pointers Made (+113)
Tobias Harris had a night to forget in the series opener, shooting just 1-of-7 from beyond the arc. However, the volume is exactly what we want to see.
Orlando’s defensive scheme was apparent in Game 1: they sent double-teams and aggressive help at Cade Cunningham, essentially daring the Pistons' supporting cast to beat them.
Our Action PRO Projection sits at 1.8, giving us a clear edge on the 1.5-mark.
Harris cleared this number in two of his last three games leading up to the postseason and remains a primary release valve when Cunningham gets swarmed.
If Orlando continues to collapse the paint, Harris is going to see another 6-8 high-quality looks from deep in Game 2 tonight.
Pick: Tobias Harris Over 1.5 Three-Pointers Made (+113)
Suns vs. Thunder 3-Point Prop: Jalen Green
Jalen Green Over 2.5 Three-Pointers Made (+125)
Jalen Green is a high-ceiling, volume shooter. In Game 1 against the Thunder, he struggled to a 2-of-7 finish from deep, but we know what he is capable of when the pace picks up. Just look at the Suns’ Play-In win over the Warriors: Green went bonkers, shooting 8-of-14 from downtown.
Our PRO Projection of 2.72 indicates Green is a strong candidate to bounce-back tonight. He’s already expressed that the Suns need to play a lot faster in Game 2 to get out of Oklahoma City’s stifling half-court defense.
A faster pace means more transition opportunities and early-offense triples for Green. Even in his bad shooting games (like the Play-In loss to Portland where he also went 2-of-7), he is consistently hovering right at this 2.5-mark. So, we’ll take the plus-money on a player who can clear this line in a single quarter.
