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Draftkings Pick6
May 22, 2024 7:30 pm EDT
The NBA playoffs continue on Wednesday at 8:30 PM ET with the Minnesota Timberwolves and Dallas Mavericks facing off 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.
Karl-Anthony Towns Over 19.5 Points
Minnesota Timberwolves standout Karl Anthony-Towns has gotten a ton of backlash during his career, but he is playing some of the best basketball of his career, and if it wasn’t for his performance in Game 7, the Wolves wouldn’t be playing now. Towns played 39 minutes and put up 23 points. The Dallas Mavericks are going to struggle to slow down Towns, and he will finish with at least 23 or 24 points here.
Naz Reid Under 0.5 Steals
I expect Naz Reid is going to have a strong game here for the Timberwolves but that won’t include picking up a steal here. In three of the last four games, Reid has failed to pick up a steal. In the last game, Reid went 22 minutes and he put up 11 points, four rebounds, one assist, and zero steals. Reid is going to have a solid game, and he’s going to fail to pick up a steal here.
Kyrie Irving over 31.5 Points + Rebounds + Assists
I expect the Timberwolves are going to put their focus on slowing down Luka Doncic, and that is going to lead to more opportunities for Kyrie Irving. In the last game Irving put up 22 points, and he’s going to go over that here. Irving is going to finish with at least 25 or 26 points here, and at least four rebounds, and four assists. Irving is going to have a huge game and he will combine for at least 32 points, rebounds, and assists.
Nickeil Alexander-Walker over 1.5 Three-Pointers Made
Nickeil Alexander-Walker went 0-5 from deep in the last game against the Nuggets, but he’s going to be better here. In the previous two games though, he made a total of seven three-pointers, and he’s going to get out to an early start here. Alexander-Walker is going to light it up from deep again.
