Devin Vassell (San Antonio Spurs) Over 1.5 Assists (-192)

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As the Spurs gear up to host the Celtics, Devin Vassell is poised to be a key facilitator on the court. With an average of 2.8 assists in his last five home games, he's been exceeding the 1.5 mark with impressive consistency. His recent form against tougher opponents like Boston-where he's also averaged 2.8 assists-shows he thrives when the stakes are high. Digging deeper, Vassell has a staggering hit rate, successfully going over this prop in 17 of his last 19 outings. At home, he's even sharper, hitting this mark 80% of the time in his last ten games. With the Spurs needing to keep pace against a formidable Celtics squad, expect Vassell to step up and distribute the ball effectively. Betting on him to register over 1.5 assists feels like a calculated move, especially given the numbers working in his favor.

Victor Wembanyama (San Antonio Spurs) Yes Double-Double (-217)

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When the San Antonio Spurs host the Boston Celtics, all eyes will be on Victor Wembanyama, and for good reason. This young phenom has been on a tear, averaging 21.2 points and 12 rebounds over his last five games. His numbers at home are even more impressive, posting 21 points and 12.4 rebounds per game, showcasing his ability to dominate on his own court.Against the Celtics, Wembanyama has found a groove, averaging 21.7 points and 8.3 rebounds in their recent matchups. With an impressive hit rate of 12 out of 13 for double-doubles overall, including a perfect 6 for 6 at home, it's hard to ignore the momentum he's building. Factor in the home crowd's energy, and betting on Wembanyama to secure a double-double feels like a smart play. He's not just a rising star; he's a force to be reckoned with.

Sam Hauser (Boston Celtics) Under 3.5 Rebounds (-164)

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When diving into Wednesday's clash between the Celtics and Spurs, targeting Sam Hauser for under 3.5 rebounds feels like a savvy play. Sure, he's shown flashes in the past, but recent trends paint a different picture. Over his last five games, Hauser is only pulling down an average of 1.4 total boards, and if we zoom in on his away performances, that number nudges up slightly to 1.8. Against the Spurs, his average dips even further to just 2.3 rebounds in away matchups. With a robust 8-for-8 hit rate on this under in recent outings, and considering the Spurs' frontcourt presence, it's hard to envision Hauser bucking this trend. The numbers suggest he's likely to struggle to make an impact on the glass, making the under a compelling choice for this matchup.

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