Best NBA Player Prop Bets: NBA Predictions Today (1/19/23)

Tonight’s schedule is packed with exciting games and plenty of opportunities to find value on NBA player prop bets. We’ll be breaking down the matchups and highlighting the best bets of the night.

Today’s Best NBA Player Prop Bets: Free NBA Bets & Predictions

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We’ve hand-picked our top bets for the day and provided all the key stats you need to make a smart wager. We’ve crunched the numbers and done the research, so you can trust that our picks are backed by solid data.

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James Harden (PHI) Over 5.5 Rebounds

James Harden has fully embraced his role as a leader on the Sixers this season. He’s been a key player on both offense and defense, particularly when it comes to getting to the ball and grabbing rebounds. On average, he’s been getting over 6 rebounds per game this season.

In the last 10 games, he’s been consistently getting around 6 rebounds per game. In 7 out of those 10 games, he’s had 6 or more rebounds. I think he’ll keep that up tonight.

Anthony Edwards (MIN) Under 6.5 Rebounds

This season, Anthony Edwards has been a solid contributor for the Minnesota Timberwolves. He’s averaging around 6 rebounds per game. However, in the last 5 games, his rebounds per game have dropped to about 5.

In 6 out of the last 10 games, Anthony has had 6 or fewer rebounds in each. I think this trend will likely continue as the Timberwolves face the Toronto Raptors.