On Tuesday, May 27, the Indiana Pacers will host the New York Knicks in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference Finals, and this is the best NBA Same Game Parlay today.
So far, fans saw a thrilling Game 1, and the Pacers followed that up with another win on the road.
Then, in Game 3, the Knicks got their first win of the series, beating Indiana 106-100 in Indiana.
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No new names have been added to the injury report on either side.
Below, you’ll find my NBA Same Game Parlay picks today for this game with odds of +485.
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NBA Same Game Parlay Prediction: Knicks vs Pacers
DraftKings NBA SGP Picks Today: +485
- Pacers ML
- Karl-Anthony Towns 20+ Points
- Tyrese Haliburton Over 8.5 Assists
- Jalen Brunson 25+ Points
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Pacers ML
The Pacers moneyline leads off my NBA parlay predictions.
In Game 3, the Pacers fell to the Knicks on their home turf, 106-100.
Fun fact: The home team has lost every game of this series thus far.
In that game, the Knicks shot 43.6% from the floor and went 11 of 32 from 3-point range.
The Pacers lost the battle in the paint 40-32.
Here are the players on both teams who had double-digit points:
- Knicks: OG Anunoby (16), Towns (24), Mikal Bridges (15), and Jalen Brunson (23).
- Pacers: Haliburton (20), Myles Turner (19), Pascal Siakam (17), and T.J. McConnell (12).
Despite losing, the Pacers still shot better from the floor than the Knicks, converting 44.2% of their shots.
From beyond the arc, the Pacers shot an atrocious 20% (5 of 25).
Despite this poor outing from beyond the arc, they only lost by six points.
That's why the Pacers moneyline is my pick here.
Throughout this series, the Pacers average 117.3 points per game.
Over the course of this season, they've shot 37.2% from beyond the arc. They shot at least 40.5% in Games 1 and 2.
If the Pacers shot up to their season-long average of 37.2%, they would've made about four additional 3-point shots, which is good for 12 points.
This would've given the Pacers a 6-point win.
Given their tempo and some positive regression, the Pacers will win here at home.
If you wanted to take them -2.5 for some extra juice, I wouldn't dissuade you; I'm just being a bit more safe.
Karl-Anthony Towns 20+ Points
The next leg of my NBA Same Game Parlay today is for Towns to have 20 points or more.
This has been my go-to prop bet all series long, and he's cashed in all three games.
In Game 1, he shot 11 of 17 from the floor and 4 of 8 from 3-point range, racking up 35 points.
He followed that up with exactly 20 in Game 2 and 24 in Game 3.
He's shot no worse than 42.9% from the floor in any of the three games.
In Game 2, he shot 42.9%, nearly 10% lower than his season-long average of 52.6%, but he still scored 20 points.
In the three games combined, he's shot 25 of 48 (roughly 52%).
Towns has also attempted at least five 3-point tries each game, including seven or more in two games.
He's shooting 9 of 20 from beyond the arc this series, just under 50%.
Towns has had success from the free-throw line. He's made 20 of 23 shots (87%). For context, he typically shoots 82.9% from the free-throw line.
Against the Pacers during the regular season, he had 20 points or more in all three matchups.
It's simple: Towns owns the Pacers, win or lose.
Keep riding with Towns against the Pacers at 20+ points. This seems to be his floor.
Tyrese Haliburton Over 8.5 Assists
The next leg of my NBA Same Game Parlay today is for Haliburton to have over 8.5 assists.
The Pacers are an uptempo team, averaging 103.7 possessions per game (7th). This means that there are plenty of opportunities to rack up assists, and Haliburton is benefiting from them. He's had 11 or more in this series in two of them. In Game 3, he fell short with seven.
He played 37 minutes, but the Pacers couldn't make any shots, especially beyond the arc. They shot 20% from 3-point range (5 of 25).
Still, Haliburton had seven despite the team scoring just 100 points.
This season, he's had nine or more in 41 of 73 games (56.2%).
This postseason, he's had nine or more in eight of 13 games (61.5%).
Throughout this series, Haliburton is averaging 16 potential assists per game.
Over the last three games across all four teams remaining in the playoffs, no player has more potential assists than Haliburton.
Jalen Brunson 25+ Points
Brunson has been scoring in bunches to start this series.
In Game 1, he had 43 points.
Of course, that game went to overtime, but he still logged just 38 minutes.
In Game 2, he had 36, and he followed that up with just 23 in Game 3.
That said, in Game 3, he played just 31 minutes, the least this series by at least seven minutes.
He also shot just 6 of 18 from the floor, including 1 of 5 from 3-point range.
It was his third-worst shooting performance this entire postseason.
Don't worry, he'll get to 25.
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