Pacers vs. Cavalier's best props for game 4

The Pacers and the Cavaliers continue their second round with game 4 in Indiana on Sunday. The Pacers currently lead the 2-1 series. At Draftkings Sportsbook, the Cavaliers are a five-point favorite for game 4, and this competition has a total of 231 points.

In the following I immerse yourself in three of my favorite player props for game 4 on Sunday between the Pacers and the Cavaliers Draftking's sports book.

Best Pacers vs. Cavaliers Player Requisite bets on Draftking's sports width

Andrew Nembhard O 21.5 points + rebounds + assists (-120)

Nembhard is in the middle of an excellent post -season and is a strong bet for over 21.5 PRA on Sunday. In the eight games of the Pacers during these playoffs, the guard achieved an average of 15.1 points, 5.9 assists and 3.5 rebounds per game, and he exceeded 21.5 PRA in six of these eight competitions. Nembhard's shootout was excellent, and it shot 49% from the field and 50% from the bow, and it derives a strong workload, with the security guard affected an average of 32.5 minutes per game and a rate of use of 19.5%.

Nembhard leads the Pacers in plus/minus in this post and this 21.5 PRA line is simply too low for the flourishing guard.

Max Strus U 2.5 made three-point (-115)

With the Cavaliers in full strength, both Evan Mabley (ankle) and Darius Garland (toe) before the injury report, strus is a great bet for less than 2.5 threes. In the 34 games this season, Strus played strus together with Cleveland's Big Three from Donovan Mitchell, Mobley and Garland. Strus achieved average only 2.2 made three hands per game with a usage rate of 14.1%.

The Pacers are strong in defending the area and this season limits their opponents to the eighthest three-point percentage in the NBA, and strus should return to Earth in game 4 after they have hit four three three-point pointers in game 3.

Myles Turner O 1.5 made three-point (-160)

The 1.5 three hands made are simply too low for gymnasts and it is an outstanding bet for it. The center has an average of 2.1 produced three-point trials per game this season, which leads to a three-point percentage of 40%. Game 4 on Sunday will be in Indiana and Turner has always been a more productive goal scorer on his home floor during his entire career.

Turner has three points in five of his last 10 starts 3+ and he is a secure investment for several three-pointers in this decisive tendency.