Indiana @ Golden State props

Out of all players in the NBA, Bennedict Mathurin registers in the 81st percentile, posting a monstrous 16.2 points per game when playing on the road this year. Bennedict Mathurin has tallied 31.3 minutes per game when playing away from home this year, ranking him in the 80th percentile -- putting him among the most-used players in the league. The Pacers have been the 6th-highest scoring offense in the NBA over the last 5 games. This year, the opposition's starting SFs have averaged 47.0% on three-pointers (best in the league) vs. the Golden State Warriors, designating this as a favorable matchup. The 4th-quickest pace-of-play visiting offense in the NBA over the last 15 games has been the Pacers.

Out of all players in the NBA, Dennis Schroder slots into the 83rd percentile for personal fouls, putting up a colossal 2.5 fouls per game this year. The Warriors rank as the 5th-lowest scoring offense in the NBA over the last 15 games. The Golden State Warriors have played at the 10th-most lethargic pace-of-play in the league over the last 5 games at home.

Andrew Nembhard has sunk 53.3% of his attempts from beyond the arc over the last 5 games, 22.5% more than he's made from downtown in all games this season. The Pacers have been the 6th-highest scoring offense in the NBA over the last 5 games. The 4th-quickest pace-of-play visiting offense in the NBA over the last 15 games has been the Pacers. Andrew Nembhard has sunk 3.0 foul shots per game over the last 5 games, 1.2 more than he's made over the course of the year. Over the last 5 games, the opposing team's starting SGs have attempted 3.3 foul shots per game (6th-highest in the league) against the Golden State Warriors, making it fairly effortless to get to the charity stripe.

Tyrese Haliburton has attempted 13.4 shots from the field per game without the home court advantage this year, placing him in the 83rd percentile out of all players in the NBA. Tyrese Haliburton has converted 3.9 three-pointers per game over the last 15 games, 0.8 higher than he's made from beyond the arc in all games this year. Among all players in the league, Tyrese Haliburton slots into the 92nd percentile for playing time, tallying a monstrous 35.1 minutes per game away from his home court this year. The Pacers have been the 6th-highest scoring offense in the NBA over the last 5 games. The matchup vs. the Warriors is a favorable one for three-point shots; the opposition's starting PGs have compiled the 6th-highest 3-point percentage in the NBA this year (38.4%).

Out of all players in the league, T.J. McConnell slots into the 13th percentile for shots from behind the three-point arc, totaling 0.5 per game this year. The Indiana Pacers will likely experience a decrease in opportunities in this game from competing against the 10th-least up-tempo tempo home team in the NBA over the last 5 games (the Golden State Warriors). Offensive rebounds save possession and result in additional opportunities for scoring and assists, but the Indiana Pacers grade out 1stworst in in the league while playing on the road with only 8.1 offensive rebounds per game this year. T.J. McConnell stands to see a decline in productivity in all stat categories on account of being on the road in this contest.

Andrew Wiggins has put up 17.4 points per game this year, putting him in the company of the best players in the NBA by this metric: 84th percentile. Andrew Wiggins has made 2.9 3-point shots per game over the last 10 games, 0.6 higher than he's made from 3-point range over the course of the season. The Warriors will likely see an increase in plays in this contest from competing against the 4th-most up-tempo tempo away offense in the league over the last 15 games (the Indiana Pacers). Offensive rebounds save possession and produce bonus chances for scoring and assists, and the Warriors grade out 2nd-best in in the league playing at home with 13.2 offensive rebounds per game this year. Andrew Wiggins has attempted 4.8 free throws per game over the last 5 games with the home court advantage, 1.1 more than he's attempted in all games this season at home.

Among all players in the league, Myles Turner ranks in the 77th percentile, registering a whopping 15.0 points per game this year. Myles Turner has made 1.9 3-point shots per game while playing away from home this year, placing him in the 79th percentile among all players in the league. Out of all players in the league, Myles Turner measures in the 78th percentile for playing time, averaging a whopping 30.8 minutes per game while playing away from home this year. The Pacers have been the 6th-highest scoring offense in the NBA over the last 5 games. The 4th-quickest pace-of-play visiting offense in the NBA over the last 15 games has been the Pacers.

Jonathan Kuminga has sunk 8.6 buckets per game over the last 5 games at home, 2.2 higher than he's sunk overall this year on his home court. Jonathan Kuminga has averaged 30.6 minutes per game over the last 5 games, 5.4 higher than he's averaged overall this year. The Warriors will likely see an increase in plays in this contest from competing against the 4th-most up-tempo tempo away offense in the league over the last 15 games (the Indiana Pacers). Offensive rebounds save possession and produce bonus chances for scoring and assists, and the Warriors grade out 2nd-best in in the league playing at home with 13.2 offensive rebounds per game this year. Jonathan Kuminga figures to see a rise in effectiveness in all facets of the game on account of controlling the home court advantage in this contest.

The Warriors will likely see an increase in plays in this contest from competing against the 4th-most up-tempo tempo away offense in the league over the last 15 games (the Indiana Pacers). Offensive rebounds save possession and produce bonus chances for scoring and assists, and the Warriors grade out 2nd-best in in the league playing at home with 13.2 offensive rebounds per game this year. Draymond Green has sunk 100.0% of his free throw attempts over the last 5 games, 30.4% more than he's made over the course of the season. The matchup against the Pacers is a favorable one for getting to the foul line; the opposing team's starting PFs have attempted a massive 5.8 free throws per game this year (most in the league). Draymond Green will enjoy the benefit of the home court advantage in this game. Playing with the home court advantage tends to improve player performance in all stat categories.

Trayce Jackson-Davis has sunk 75.8% of his shot attempts from the field over the last 5 games, 10.2% higher than he's put through the net overall this year. The matchup vs. Myles Turner is a good one for shots from the field; when Turner is on the visiting team fellow starting Cs this year, they have converted a monstrous 66.6% of their shot attempts from the field (96th percentile). The Warriors will likely see an increase in plays in this contest from competing against the 4th-most up-tempo tempo away offense in the league over the last 15 games (the Indiana Pacers). Offensive rebounds save possession and produce bonus chances for scoring and assists, and the Warriors grade out 2nd-best in in the league playing at home with 13.2 offensive rebounds per game this year. The number of fouls drawn by fellow starting Cs against Myles Turner has been quite high (3.6 free throw attempts per game) when defending fellow starting Cs this year (75th percentile).

Pascal Siakam has converted 7.7 field goals per game this year, putting him in the 91st percentile among all players in the league. Out of all players in the league, Pascal Siakam slots into the 89th percentile for 3-point performance on the road with a phenomenal 46.5% rate this year. Out of all players in the NBA, Pascal Siakam places in the 88th percentile for playing time, logging a whopping 33.7 minutes per game when playing away from home this year. The Pacers have been the 6th-highest scoring offense in the NBA over the last 5 games. This year when they are the visiting team, opposing starting PFs have tallied 15.8 field goal attempts per game (2nd-highest in the league) vs. the Golden State Warriors, marking this as a favorable matchup.

Stephen Curry has tallied 30.7 minutes per game this year, some of the highest playing time of any player in the NBA: 78th percentile. Stephen Curry has accumulated 1.0 personal fouls per game this year, ranking him as one of the lowest-fouling players in the league (16th percentile). The Warriors will likely see an increase in plays in this contest from competing against the 4th-most up-tempo tempo away offense in the league over the last 15 games (the Indiana Pacers). Offensive rebounds save possession and produce bonus chances for scoring and assists, and the Warriors grade out 2nd-best in in the league playing at home with 13.2 offensive rebounds per game this year. Stephen Curry has sunk 5.4 free throws per game over the last 5 games at home, 1.0 higher than he's put through the net in all games this year playing at home.

Brandin Podziemski has gone over 5.5 in 8 of his last 10 games.

Obi Toppin has gone over 9.5 in 4 of his last 10 games.

Buddy Hield has gone over 10.5 in 4 of his last 10 games.