NBA Player Props Today – 5/9/24 DraftKings Pick6

The NBA playoffs continue on Thursday at 7:00 PM ET with two Games taking place, and there is value all across the board with the NBA Player Props Draftkings Pick6. 

Before we look at who should be in your Pick6 lineup, let’s go over a reminder about how the contest works. 

The goal for participants is to make more correct picks than the other participants in each contest. Winning entries receive a share of the available prizes. In Pick6, participants can build lineups of between 2 and 6 players and comPete against participants with the same lineup size. The more picks you include in a lineup, the higher a payout could be.

Luka Doncic under 31.5 Points

Dallas Mavericks guard Luka Doncic doesn’t look right at this point, and it could be injury or fatigue, but it has really hurt his production. Against the Oklahoma City Thunder in the first Game Luka Doncic played 41 minutes but only finished with 19 points. He only went 1-8 from deep, and he’s going to really struggle again here. Doncic is going to finish with right around 22 points, and the under 31.5 points will cash. 

Donovan Mitchell Over 28.5 Points

Even if the Boston Celtics try to take away Cleveland Cavaliers star Donovan Mitchell, there is no slowing him down here. Mitchell played 37 minutes, and he put up 33 points while hitting four of his 11 shots from deep. Mitchell is going to hit his shots early, and that is going to be the difference here, as Mitchell is going to get the job done. Back Mitchell to finish with 32 or 33 points again here. 

Max Strus under 16.5 points+rebounds+assists

I don’t trust Max Strus, and he doesn’t do a lot outside of scoring, and often he doesn’t even do that. In the first game of the series, he finished with five points, two rebounds, and zero assists. Strus isn’t going to be hitting many shots from deep here, and that is going to be the difference as he combines for less than 16 points, rebounds, and assists. 

Daniel Gafford under 1.5 Blocks

This number is a complete overreaction to what Daniel Gafford did in the first Game. Gafford finished with five blocks in the first Game, but in the previous three Games he only had one block total. Gafford is going to struggle in this Game with his blocks and that will be the difference. Gafford won’t finish with more than a block. Back Gafford under 1.5 blocks.