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The Phoenix Suns may have dropped their most recent game against the Brooklyn Nets, but things are looking up with Kevin Durant rejoining the lineup this week.
Phoenix has now split the two games since Durant's return, and ahead lies a very important matchup with the Golden State Warriors at home as this team looks to regain the form it showed early in the season.
With Stephen Curry expected back for Golden State, this one has the makings of a slobberknocker that we'll have to get our hands on as bettors.
Let's build a same-game parlay for Warriors vs Suns on Saturday, November 30th and lay out a few props that will work well as standalone straight bets as well.
DraftKings NBA Odds for Warriors vs Suns SGP: +575
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The Warriors may be enjoying a nice rebounding rate through the first portion of this season, but even still there's reason not to be scared off attacking Golden State on the glass.
For starters, it's early in the season, and the rebounding numbers haveΒ taken a dive from where they were a year ago. On top of that, much of the heavy lifting has been done by their bouncy guards.
Durant had eight or more rebounds in all three games against his former team a year ago, going for a double-double twice, and while he's averaging just 6.6 rebounds per game to make this line appear rather sharp, he's gone for eight or more in two of his last four games and in a great matchup should get the job done for us.
The Suns may not be allowing an inordinate number of 3-point attempts to opponents, but with Golden State's volume that may not be a factor here.
Phoenix currently sits 24th in 3-point defense, allowing 38% shooting from the arc, and as we expect Curry to return from his one-game absence here there's no better time to back him than Saturday.
Curry will draw the best matchup of anyone on the team against point guard Tyus Jones, ranked in the bottom 5% of estimated plus minus on defense for a second straight year, and with plenty of space to shoot Curry should have a good chance of getting home on this number for a second straight game.
The star guard has only taken 10 or more shots from outside in six of his 14 games, but he's done so in back-to-back outings.
While Durant is now back in the fold, Phoenix still has some question marks entering this one with Bradley Beal questionable along with Jusuf Nurkic.
That should mean there should still be enough volume for Booker to get home on this number, which he's hit in three straight -- twice with Durant in the lineup.
Most notably here, this is a soft matchup which Booker exploited all four times he faced the Warriors last season, going for 32 points in three of four games and hitting the 25-point mark in the other.
I might wait a bit to for Beal's status to become clear, but even with his backcourt-mate in the lineup he's still been taking on more shooting volume of late and should have a great chance of cashing this.
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