Oklahoma City @ Charlotte Picks & Props

Out of all players in the NBA, Seth Curry slots into the 22nd percentile, totaling only 4.4 points per game this year. Seth Curry has successfully made 38.9% of his field goals while on his home court this year, putting him in the 25th percentile among all players in the league. Seth Curry has played 12.4 minutes per game this year, seeing the court far less than most players in the league: 20th percentile. The Hornets have been the lowest scoring offense in the league over the last 25 games. This year when they are on their home court, the opposition's starting SGs have shot 34.7% on field goal attempts (weakest in the NBA) vs. the Oklahoma City Thunder, creating a hard matchup.

Isaiah Joe has attempted 5.8 treys per game this year, a significant increase from his 4.5 rate last year. The Thunder have played at the 5th-most up-tempo tempo in the NBA over the last 15 games as the visting team.

The Hornets are expected to get a boost in opportunities in this game from sharing the court with the 5th-quickest pace visiting offense in the NBA over the last 15 games (the Thunder). Offensive rebounds continue possession and generate bonus chances for scoring and assists, and the Charlotte Hornets grade out 2nd-best in in the NBA with 13.2 offensive rebounds per game this year. Mark Williams has attempted 2.4 foul shots per game this year, ranking in the 75th percentile out of all players in the NBA. The number of fouls drawn by other starting Cs against Isaiah Hartenstein has been remarkably high this year (4.6 foul shots per game when they are at home: 93rd percentile). Mark Williams will possess the home court advantage in this contest. Playing at home usually boosts player production in all facets of the game.

LaMelo Ball has tallied 3.7 personal fouls per game this year, placing him among the most foul-prone players in the league (100th percentile). The Hornets have been the lowest scoring offense in the league over the last 25 games. The Hornets have played at the slowest tempo in the league over the last 10 games playing at home.

Brandon Miller has tallied 2.7 personal fouls per game this year, putting him among the most foul-prone players in the NBA (91st percentile). The Hornets have been the lowest scoring offense in the league over the last 25 games. This year when they are on their home court, the opposition's starting SGs have shot 34.7% on field goal attempts (weakest in the NBA) vs. the Oklahoma City Thunder, creating a hard matchup. The Hornets have played at the slowest tempo in the league over the last 10 games playing at home. Over the last 20 games, the opposition's starting SGs have attempted 1.9 free throws per game (lowest in the league) against the Oklahoma City Thunder, finding it difficult to get to the foul line.

The Hornets have been the lowest scoring offense in the league over the last 25 games. The Hornets have played at the slowest tempo in the league over the last 10 games playing at home.

Aaron Wiggins has committed 1.2 personal fouls per game this year, putting him among the lowest-fouling players in the league (25th percentile). The Thunder have played at the 5th-most up-tempo tempo in the NBA over the last 15 games as the visting team. The matchup against the Hornets is a favorable one for drawing fouls; opposing starting SFs have attempted a whopping 4.5 free throws per game this year (most in the NBA).

Among all players in the NBA, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander lands in the 99th percentile, posting a colossal 31.5 points per game while playing on the road this year. Out of all players in the league, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander rates in the 87th percentile for shots from behind the three-point arc, compiling 6.3 per game this year. Out of all players in the NBA, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander rates in the 92nd percentile for playing time, totaling a monstrous 34.9 minutes per game while playing away from home this year. The Thunder have played at the 5th-most up-tempo tempo in the NBA over the last 15 games as the visting team. Among all players in the league, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander slots into the 99th percentile for getting to the foul line, putting up a whopping 7.9 free throws per game this year.

The Hornets are expected to get a boost in opportunities in this game from sharing the court with the 5th-quickest pace visiting offense in the NBA over the last 15 games (the Thunder). Offensive rebounds continue possession and generate bonus chances for scoring and assists, and the Charlotte Hornets grade out 2nd-best in in the NBA with 13.2 offensive rebounds per game this year. Nick Richards will have the benefit of the home court advantage in this contest. Playing on your home court generally raises stat production in all facets of the game.

Miles Bridges has attempted 16.4 shots from the field per game over the last 5 games, 2.1 more than he's attempted overall this year. Miles Bridges has averaged 29.9 minutes per game this year, putting him among the most-utilized players in the NBA: 75th percentile. The Hornets are expected to get a boost in opportunities in this game from sharing the court with the 5th-quickest pace visiting offense in the NBA over the last 15 games (the Thunder). Offensive rebounds continue possession and generate bonus chances for scoring and assists, and the Charlotte Hornets grade out 2nd-best in in the NBA with 13.2 offensive rebounds per game this year. Miles Bridges has converted 92.6% of his free throw attempts over the last 10 games, 9.3% higher than he's converted overall this year.

Isaiah Hartenstein has been on the court for 30.7 minutes per game this year, ranking among the most used players in the NBA: 78th percentile. The Thunder have played at the 5th-most up-tempo tempo in the NBA over the last 15 games as the visting team. Isaiah Hartenstein has attempted 4.8 foul shots per game over the last 5 games, 1.5 more than he's attempted over the course of the season. The number of fouls drawn by fellow starting Cs vs. Mark Williams has been remarkably high (4.1 foul shot attempts per game) when defending fellow starting Cs this year (93rd percentile).

The Hornets are expected to get a boost in opportunities in this game from sharing the court with the 5th-quickest pace visiting offense in the NBA over the last 15 games (the Thunder). Offensive rebounds continue possession and generate bonus chances for scoring and assists, and the Charlotte Hornets grade out 2nd-best in in the NBA with 13.2 offensive rebounds per game this year. Josh Green will hold the home court advantage in this game. Playing at home generally increases player performance in all facets of the game.

Among all players in the league, Jalen Williams measures in the 94th percentile for shots, compiling 17.5 per game this year. Out of all players in the league, Jalen Williams places in the 76th percentile for 3-point attempts, putting up 5.1 per game this year. Jalen Williams has averaged 32.4 minutes per game this year, ranking among the most used players in the NBA: 84th percentile. This year when they are on the road, opposing starting PFs have totaled 8.7 buckets per game (most in the NBA) against the Charlotte Hornets, creating a good matchup. The Thunder have played at the 5th-most up-tempo tempo in the NBA over the last 15 games as the visting team.

Tidjane Salaun has gone over 5.5 in 7 of his last 10 games.

Kenrich Williams has gone over 6.5 in 1 of his last 10 games.