NBA Player Props Tonight for Jazz vs Lakers: Luka Doncic Headlines My +575 SGP (Feb 10)

We've got a good one in store as we close out a busy Monday night in the NBA as Luka Doncic gets set to make his debut for the Los Angeles Lakers following last week's shocking trade.

Doncic should step right into an offense which will appreciate his playmaking ability as he feeds plenty of wings who can score the ball inside, and while we focus on how he should fare in his first game we'll also discuss a couple of trendy young talents on rhe other side of the floor.

Let's build a same-game parlay for Jazz vs Lakers on Monday, February 10 and lay out a few props that will work well as standalone straight bets as well.

NBA Parlay Predictions for Jazz vs Lakers

DraftKings NBA Odds for Jazz vs Lakers SGP: +575

• Luka Doncic 8+ Assists
• Isaiah Collier 22+ Points, Rebounds and Assists
• Walker Kessler Double-Double

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Luka Doncic 8+ Assists

The Lakers have been cooking with Austin Reaves running the point in recent games, but that story is likely coming to an end.

• L.A. has found plenty of success in the pick-and-roll with Reaves, who has been funneling the ball in to LeBron James, Rui Hachimura and -- until recently -- Anthony Davis.

Reaves has averaged nearly seven assists in his last 10 gams, going under six just three times -- and that's a good preview of what's to come with Doncic. He will step into an offense which has taken the sixth-most shots at the rim over the last 10 days, and one which draws a Utah Jazz team which continues to struggle in close on the defensive end.

• After another disappointing month on defense for this frontcourt, the Jazz have ranked 26th in rim defense this month with opponents hitting on 72.8% of their shots in close.

That means Doncic, a prolific passer who averaged eight assists in December before hitting the shelf with an injury, should be well-suited to rack up helpers here. There are two other ball-handlers on this team, but Reaves should slide over to the two-guard while LeBron James is utilized as more of an inside scorer off the ball to make up for the loss of Davis. I trust Doncic will be the one to set up his teammates here.

Isaiah Collier 22+ Points, Rebounds and Assists

If it ain't broke, don't fix it.

The Jazz are set to welcome Jordan Clarkson back into the lineup here after missing another game over the weekend, but it would simply make no sense for Utah to shy away from giving rookie Isaiah Collier all the run he can handle here.

• Collier has been brilliant for a Jazz team which has caught a bit of fire offensively over the last two weeks, and in his last nine games has led the charge with 11.8 points and nine assists per game to go along with roughly four boards.

The key data here lies in the splits with Anthony Davis on and off the floor for the Lakers. He was responsible for a sizable improvement of nearly two percentage points when it comes to field goal defense at the rim, and on top of that L.A.'s numbers against the 3 were much improved.

Collier takes more shots at the rim than you'd expect out of a guard, but has also devastated on corner 3's, where the Lakers have been a stunning 3.6 percentage points worse without Davis.

Between his ability to get the ball into his talented scoring bigs and his proficiency scoring in close, Collier should once again have a night -- and should be a focal point even with Clarkson back.

Walker Kessler Double-Double

Finally, we'll have to discuss this Lakers team on the glass without Davis. They've been over two points worse in rebounding rate without the star big on the floor this season, and now that their trade for Mark Williams has been reversed there may be little helping them.

Walker Kessler, like Collier, has been seeing more minutes in wake of injuries, but the other thing that's kept him on the floor was the trade of Drew Eubanks ahead of the trade deadline, something that signaled a vote of confidence in Kessler.

• The big man has been a machine on the glass, vacuuming in 22 rebounds last time out against the Phoenix Suns and averaging 17 per game over his last four.

Not much should change here with the Lakers taking a sizable hit on the glass without Davis, and while he's fluctuated in the points column there is now nobody who can match his size and physicality down low on the Lakers' roster. Given the huge swing in field goal defense in close without Davis, we should be in the clear to grab his prop.

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