Today's Top NBA Prop Bet Picks & Predictions, Wednesday 03/25 (Jalen Williams Highlights): Finding the Edge

As Malik Monk steps onto the court against the Charlotte Hornets, the odds favor keeping his scoring in check. With an average of just 10.8 points in his last five away games, it's clear that Monk has struggled to find his rhythm on the road. Historically, he's averaged only 11.6 points against the Hornets, and even in those matchups, away performances dip to around 13.5.Given that Monk has hit the under in 15 straight away games, it's hard to envision him breaking that streak tonight, especially with the pressure of playing back in Charlotte. The numbers suggest he's more likely to hover around the 11-point mark rather than exceed 20.5. With an overall hit rate of 90% in his last 20 games, the under on Monk's point total feels like a solid play.

Malik Monk (Sacramento Kings) Under 30.5 Points + Rebounds + Assists (-270)

As Malik Monk prepares to face his former team, the Charlotte Hornets, we're leaning towards the under on his combined points, rebounds, and assists at 30.5. While Monk has shown flashes of brilliance, his away numbers tell a different story. Averaging just 10.8 points, 1.4 rebounds, and 3 assists on the road, he's struggled to find his rhythm outside of Sacramento. Against the Hornets specifically, he's managed only 11.6 points per game in his recent matchups, and that dips to 13.5 when away. With Monk hitting the under in 15 straight away games, it's clear he's not typically a high-impact player in hostile territory. As the Kings look to build momentum, expect Monk to play a role, but one that likely won't push him over that 30.5 mark. This bet feels solid, especially with his recent performance tapering off.

Neemias Queta (Boston Celtics) Under 9.5 Rebounds (-135)

As the Celtics gear up to face the Thunder, all eyes will be on Neemias Queta, but betting the under on his rebounds at 9.5 feels like the smart play. Queta has been solid at home, hitting the boards well, but recent trends hint at a dip. Over his last three home games, he's only surpassed that 9.5 mark twice, and his expected stat value pegs him closer to 7.23 rebounds.With the Thunder's fast-paced style, you might expect Queta to be active, but their defense is adept at limiting second-chance opportunities, which makes those board battles tougher. Plus, the Celtics have been known to distribute rebounding duties across the roster, often leaving Queta without the bulk of the action. Given these factors, betting the under on Queta's rebounds could prove to be a shrewd move in a matchup that may not favor his rebounding prowess.

Malik Monk (Sacramento Kings) Under 24.5 Points + Rebounds (-238)

As Malik Monk gears up to face the Charlotte Hornets, there's a compelling case for him to fall short of the 24.5 points and rebounds combined mark. In his last five games, he's averaged just 17.6 points and a mere 1.6 rebounds, which already puts him well below our target. When playing away, those numbers dip even further to 10.8 points and 1.4 rebounds. Against the Hornets specifically, Monk's recent performances aren't inspiring confidence either, with averages of 11.6 points and 2.6 rebounds in their last few matchups. Now, consider that he's hit the Under in an astonishing 18 of his last 20 games, and it's hard to ignore the trend. Given his away performance and this matchup, the Under 24.5 seems not only plausible, but likely, making this a smart bet for anyone looking to take advantage of the numbers.

Devin Carter (Sacramento Kings) Under 5.5 Assists (-244)

Devin Carter has been on an impressive roll, but this matchup against the Sacramento Kings feels like a prime spot to lean into the under for his assists total. While he's hit over 5.5 assists in every game recently, the context shifts when he's on the road. The Kings, known for their defensive tenacity, have a knack for stifling opposing playmakers, which could disrupt Carter's rhythm. Additionally, the Hornets will be relying heavily on their scoring threats, potentially limiting his playmaking opportunities. With an overall hit rate of 20 for 20 and an away hit rate that echoes the same, we're looking at a perfect storm where Carter might struggle to find the right passes in a hostile environment. So, while he's been stellar, the odds suggest that 5.5 assists could be a tough mountain to climb this time around.