Two NBA Finals Props have been identified using the WalterPicks Prop Evaluator.

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OG Anunoby has gone over this line in six of his last seven games, and if the Knicks continue to be as lights out as they were in the Cavs series, OG’s potential assists have a great chance at turning into real assists. He’s an underrated passer that is going to play substantial minutes in every game of this series.

The .3% Value on this prop may not look fantastic, but the books are aware of how many people are betting on the Finals, and it’s their goal to make value hard to find. That’s why the prop evaluator is so crucial.

Stephon Castle is one of the premier “effort guys” in the NBA, and he recorded seven rebounds in his NBA Cup matchup with the Knicks. He has the athleticism and size to snag boards, especially in a game where he’ll play a minimum of 35 minutes (barring major blowout). In home games this season, Castle averaged 5.4 rebounds per game.

Most books have this line set at 4.5 rebounds at -139 odds, but BetMGM has this prop at 5.5 and +140. The plus odds make this prop worth it, and it’s a 1.9% value, which is ELITE in the NBA Finals.

WWE’s Danhausen went on First Take. Then, because of how Stephen A. Smith treated him, Danhausen cursed the Knicks and Stephen A. Smith (that’s Danhausen’s thing, cursing people).

After the curse activated, the Knicks found themselves down 2-1 against the Hawks, instilling fear and panic among the New York faithful. Then, a Knicks fan bought a Cameo from Danhausen, begging him to lift the curse and place it on the Hawks. Because of Danhausen’s love for human monies, he accepted these terms, thus lifting the debilitating curse from the Knicks.

New York would then rattle off three convincing victories, all by 16 or more points. In the next round, the Knicks would face the 76ers, sweeping Philly with ZERO issues.

Still not convinced the uncursing worked? Danhausen wasn’t done yet.

Prior to the Cavaliers series, Danhausen elected to curse the Cavs as a way to stick it to his arch-nemesis, The Miz, who happens to be from Cleveland. The Knicks then SWEPT the Cavaliers in the Eastern Conference Finals, with no game being particularly close, except for the game where the Knicks came back from down 22 in the fourth quarter (Danhausen was in attendance for that game BTW).

Since Danhausen’s Uncursing, the Knicks:

The Spurs better be careful how they act around Danhausen. That’s all I’m saying.

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