Golden State @ Cleveland Picks & Props

Jarrett Allen has been on the court for 30.4 minutes per game this year, seeing the court more than most players in the NBA: 81st percentile. As it relates to shooting, the Cleveland Cavaliers's remarkable 123.2 points per game measures as the most in the league this year. The 5th-most up-tempo pace home offense in the league this year has been the Cleveland Cavaliers. The Cleveland Cavaliers are expected to see an increase in possessions in this contest from competing against the 4th-quickest pace-of-play away team in the NBA over the last 5 games (the Golden State Warriors). Among all players in the league, Jarrett Allen registers in the 79th percentile for drawing fouls, posting a whopping 3.0 foul shot attempts per game while on his home court this year.

Draymond Green has converted 54.3% of his shots from the field on the road this year, ranking him in the 83rd percentile out of all players in the NBA. Among all players in the league, Draymond Green measures in the 79th percentile for three-point efficiency with a remarkable 44.0% rate this year. The Golden State Warriors have played at the 4th-quickest pace-of-play in the league over the last 5 games without the home court advantage. The Warriors are expected to see a rise in plays in this game from competing against the 5th-speediest tempo home offense in the NBA this year (the Cleveland Cavaliers). The Golden State Warriors check in as the best offensive rebounding offense in the NBA over the last 5 games without the home court advantage (offensive rebounds maintain possession and can therefore create new opportunities for scoring and assists).

Out of all players in the NBA, Stephen Curry registers in the 100th percentile for 3-point attempts, compiling 11.6 per game since the start of last season. Out of all players in the NBA, Stephen Curry slots into the 84th percentile for playing time, tallying a colossal 32.4 minutes per game since the start of last season. This year, opposing starting PGs have averaged 41.4% on 3-pointers (2nd-best in the league) against the Cleveland Cavaliers, resulting in a favorable matchup. The Golden State Warriors have played at the 4th-quickest pace-of-play in the league over the last 5 games without the home court advantage. The Warriors are expected to see a rise in plays in this game from competing against the 5th-speediest tempo home offense in the NBA this year (the Cleveland Cavaliers).

Compared to last year's 11.3 rate, Evan Mobley's shots have risen this year to 13.6 per game. As it relates to shooting, the Cleveland Cavaliers's remarkable 123.2 points per game measures as the most in the league this year. This year, the opposing team's starting PFs have tallied 14.4 field goal attempts per game (5th-most in the league) against the Warriors, branding this as a positive matchup. The 5th-most up-tempo pace home offense in the league this year has been the Cleveland Cavaliers. The Cleveland Cavaliers are expected to see an increase in possessions in this contest from competing against the 4th-quickest pace-of-play away team in the NBA over the last 5 games (the Golden State Warriors).

Relative to last season's 2.3 rate, Darius Garland's threes scored have risen this season to 3.3 per game. Darius Garland has played 29.2 minutes per game this year, putting him among the most-utilized players in the NBA: 77th percentile. As it relates to shooting, the Cleveland Cavaliers's remarkable 123.2 points per game measures as the most in the league this year. The matchup vs. Golden State is a strong one; when the Golden State Warriors are the visiting team, they have given up the most points per game in the NBA to the other team's starting PGs this year (24.4). The 5th-most up-tempo pace home offense in the league this year has been the Cleveland Cavaliers.

In comparison to last season's 35.8 clip, Donovan Mitchell's playing time has regressed this season to 30.2 minutes per game. This year when they are playing at home, opposing starting SGs have shot 21.6% on 3-pointers (worst in the league) vs. the Warriors, creating a tough matchup. Offensive rebounds continue possession and result in more opportunities for scoring and assists, but the Cavaliers grade out 1stworst in in the NBA with a mere 8.1 offensive rebounds per game this year. In comparison to last year's 5.1 rate, Donovan Mitchell's foul shots scored have been reduced this year to 2.9 per game.

Among all players in the league, Andrew Wiggins measures in the 15th percentile for scoring proficiency when playing away from home with a lackluster 34.1% rate this year. The matchup against the Cavaliers is a challenging one for three-point attempts; the opposition's starting SFs have totaled the 3rd-least 3-point attempts per game in the league this year (3.9). Andrew Wiggins will not enjoy the home court advantage in this matchup. Playing away from your home city usually worsens player performance across the board.

As it relates to shooting, the Cleveland Cavaliers's remarkable 123.2 points per game measures as the most in the league this year. The matchup vs. the Golden State Warriors is a strong one for 3-point shots; the opposition's starting SFs have shot for the highest 3-point rate in the NBA this year (47.0%). The 5th-most up-tempo pace home offense in the league this year has been the Cleveland Cavaliers. The Cleveland Cavaliers are expected to see an increase in possessions in this contest from competing against the 4th-quickest pace-of-play away team in the NBA over the last 5 games (the Golden State Warriors). Dean Wade figures to get a boost in output in all stat categories due to having the home court advantage in this matchup.

Out of all players in the league, Trayce Jackson-Davis lands in the 95th percentile for scoring ability with an exceptional 79.0% rate this year. The Golden State Warriors have played at the 4th-quickest pace-of-play in the league over the last 5 games without the home court advantage. The Warriors are expected to see a rise in plays in this game from competing against the 5th-speediest tempo home offense in the NBA this year (the Cleveland Cavaliers). The Golden State Warriors check in as the best offensive rebounding offense in the NBA over the last 5 games without the home court advantage (offensive rebounds maintain possession and can therefore create new opportunities for scoring and assists). The matchup against Jarrett Allen is a good one for getting to the foul line; when Allen is playing at home other starting Cs this year, they have attempted a whopping 4.8 foul shots per game (96th percentile).

Isaac Okoro has gone over 5.5 in 4 of his last 10 games.

Gary Payton has gone over 4.5 in 4 of his last 10 games.

Sam Merrill has gone over 6.5 in 4 of his last 10 games.

Caris LeVert has gone over 10.5 in 1 of his last 10 games.

Buddy Hield has gone over 13.5 in 6 of his last 10 games.

Brandin Podziemski has gone over 6.5 in 8 of his last 10 games.

Jonathan Kuminga has gone over 13.5 in 4 of his last 10 games.