Detroit Pistons vs New Orleans Pelicans Prediction & Picks (Tobias Harris Key Factor): Full Breakdown & Bets

As the Detroit Pistons gear up to face the New Orleans Pelicans, Jalen Duren's rebounding numbers present a compelling case for taking the under on 12.5 boards. While Duren has shown flashes of brilliance in his rookie season, averaging around 10.89 rebounds, the matchup against the Pelicans could make it tough for him to hit that mark. In his last five games, he's managed to go under this line consistently, showcasing a hit rate of 100%. At home, though he's been solid, he's only cleared this number in three of his last four games. The Pelicans present a unique challenge with their size and athleticism, which often limits second-chance opportunities. Plus, with an implied probability of 59.2% leaning towards the under, it seems like a savvy bet. Expect Duren to battle hard, but don't be surprised if he winds up shy of that 12.5 threshold.

Daniss Jenkins (Detroit Pistons) Under 1.5 Threes Made (+108)

As the Detroit Pistons gear up to face the New Orleans Pelicans, targeting Daniss Jenkins for under 1.5 made threes feels like a savvy play. Jenkins has been a bit of a mixed bag from beyond the arc lately, having hit just 16 out of 19 attempts overall, but when we narrow it down to his last eight games at home, he's only converted seven times. That's an encouraging trend for those looking to take the under. Moreover, Jenkins has an expected stat value of just 1.37 for this matchup, indicating he might not be as reliable from deep as some might think. With the Pistons' offense potentially clashing against a Pelicans defense that is adept at closing out on shooters, the environment suggests this could be a night where Jenkins struggles to find his rhythm. Trusting the under on his threes seems like the way to go.