Tyler Herro (Miami Heat) Over 3.5 Rebounds (-161)

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Just like the Miami Heat, we're taking our talents to the City of Brotherly Love, where Tyler Herro is set to face off against the Philadelphia 76ers. Now, you might be thinking... rebounds? Herro? Absolutely. This young gun has a habit of bobbing up where you least expect him, especially away from home. In his last five road games, he's been bounding off the hardwood for an average of 4.2 rebounds, and that stat only elevates to 4.6 when he's up against the 76ers in their own backyard. He's been consistently hitting over the 3.5 mark, especially lately, with a 3/4 hit rate in his last four away games. The ball, quite literally, is in Herro's court. So, while the eyes might be on the 76ers' paint, Herro, our rebounding dark horse, is the one to watch on Friday night.

Andrew Wiggins (Miami Heat) Over 22.5 Points + Rebounds + Assists (-125)

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Let's turn our gaze towards the Miami Heat's Andrew Wiggins as they hit the road to face the 76ers. The man's been on a tear lately, consistently delivering solid performances. Across his last five outings, he's averaged 13.2 points, 4.4 rebounds, and 2.4 assists. On the road, the numbers hold steady with a slight dip in the rebounding column. But here's the key - Wiggins likes this Philadelphia matchup. His average jumps to 19.7 points and a whopping 7.3 rebounds when facing the 76ers. Even more impressive is his roadshow against this team - a stellar 21 points and a 10-rebound average. With an 11/17 hit rate overall and a 7/12 on the road, it's hard to resist an over 22.5 points + rebounds + assists bet on Wiggins. The stats are whispering, but we're gonna shout it: W

Davion Mitchell (Miami Heat) Over 0.5 Threes Made (-213)

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Alright, folks, let's talk Davion Mitchell. This dynamo has been lighting up the court lately, especially when it comes to dropping threes. Over his last five games, Mitchell has averaged 1.8 three-pointers overall and 1.6 when he's on the road. That's impressive consistency, particularly when you consider the pressure of those away games. Now, he's going up against the Philadelphia 76ers, a team he's historically performed well against with an average of 1.2 three-pointers per game. Granted, his average dips slightly to 0.3 when playing at the 76ers' home court, but let's not forget that he's hit his mark in all of his last six games overall, and his last five away games. The numbers don't lie, and they're pointing to Mitchell sinking more than 0.5 threes this game. So, let's ride the wave and back Mitchell to go over on threes

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