The NBA regular season is back in full swing with a total of 10 games set to tip off on Monday night. So, we've got you covered with a total of five player prop picks for tonight's contests.
Our NBA player props for Monday are targeting Kel'el Ware, Derik Queen, Vince Williams, and more.
Continue below for our NBA player props for Monday, November 24.
NBA Player Props for Monday, November 24
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Mavericks vs. Heat
Kel'el Ware Over 9.5 Rebounds (-130)
By Chris Prince
Ware has really started to come into his own of late, and he has been flat-out dominant on the glass.
Ware has pulled down at least 14 rebounds in four straight games and at least 10 rebounds in eight straight games (and in nine of his last 10).
Dallas will likely be without two of their best rebounders, with Anthony Davis listed as doubtful and Dereck Lively II already announced as out.
I was shocked to see this number available in the market, and I'll be laddering this as well; 16+ rebounds is +1000 on FanDuel, and he's had 16 boards in two of his last three games.
Pick: Kel'el Ware Over 9.5 Rebounds (-130)
Pistons vs. Pacers
Andrew Nembhard Over 15.5 Points (-115)
By Jim Turvey
The Pistons present a tough matchup for the Pacers, but Nembhard has been clearing this line with ease this season.
He is averaging 19 points per game and has cleared this in six of the eight games he has played in their entirety (he left the season opener early with an injury).
Not only is he consistently clearing this line, he has a high floor, with his season-low being 14 points – barely below this line.
The most recent game was Nembhard's best effort, doubling this total with 32 points on 20 field goal attempts.
We are projecting Nembhard for 18.5 points.
Pick: Andrew Nembhard Over 15.5 Points (-115)
Nuggets vs. Grizzlies
Vince Williams Over 11.5 Rebounds & Assists (-105)
By Chris Prince
Williams should continue to see an expanded role for this Grizzlies team with Ja Morant expected to miss the next few weeks, and he has performed well in both rebounding and assists.
This number feels a bit too low for his current role, as he has averaged eight rebounds and 10 assists per game over his last three games.
His lowest output in this market over that span has been 16 rebounds + assists.
This number has already moved to 12.5 on a few books, so grab this one before it's gone.
I'm also placing a chip on a triple-double for Williams at +3500 on FD.
Pick: Vince Williams Over 11.5 Rebounds & Assists (-105)
Bulls vs. Pelicans
Derik Queen Over 28.5 Points, Rebounds, and Assists (-120)
By Joe Dellera
Queen has been fantastic of late. His last few games: 43, 38, 32 PRA.
He’s getting pretty extended run, playing about 30-32 minutes per game, and given where the Pelicans rank in the standings, and what the status of their current situation is, there’s no reason for New Orleans to rest him.
The matchup in Chicago is excellent for Queen tonight.
The Bulls are just getting absolutely destroyed by centers.
Positionally, similar players have done really well: Alex Sarr, a younger player, had 31 PRA; Kel'el Ware had 35 PRA; Nikola Jokic, obviously, had 67.
Queen is not Jokic, but other centers have gone well over their lines against Chicago.
So, I'll back Queen tonight.
Pick: Derik Queen Over 28.5 Points, Rebounds, and Assists (-120)
Pistons vs. Pacers
Isaiah Jackson Under 13.5 Points & Rebounds (-108)
Despite starting, Jackson has been lapped by Jay Huff in playing time the past two games. He's averaged 17.5 MPG in those contests, with Huff at 26.5 MPG.
Tony Bradley was actually the first center off the bench last game, and Jeremiah Robinson-Earl also got in there before Huff.
Jackson is averaging 4.2 points and 3.9 rebounds in the nine games he's played less than 20 minutes.
Detroit ranks 2nd in defensive rating and 9th in rebounding rate.
Perhaps more importantly for Jackson, the Pistons are drawing the 6th-most fouls per game.
Foul trouble limited Jackson to just four first-half minutes on Wednesday against Charlotte.
