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Donta Hall – Under 6.5 points
Odds: 1.87
Olympiacos host Monaco in the second game of the quarterfinal series. Olympiacos has by far the strongest frontcourt in the EuroLeague, with four high-level centers: Nikola Milutinov, Tyrique Jones, Donta Hall, and Moustapha Fall. In the first game, Jones did not receive any minutes, while Fall was out of the roster. For the sake of rotation balance, we expect Jones to get some playing time in this matchup, which would naturally reduce Hall’s minutes. In the first game, Hall played as many as 18 minutes but scored only 4 points.
Kevarrius Hayes – Over 3.5 points
Odds: 1.87
Monaco are visiting Olympiacos in Game 2 of the quarterfinals and will try to pull off a big win and an away break. Monaco will once again be without Nikola Mirotic and will have only 10 players in the rotation. Kevarrius Hayes is a player who scores almost exclusively in the paint, and we believe this is a very low line for a player of his profile, as he can surpass it with just two layups or dunks. It should also be noted that Monaco have looked better on the floor recently with him than with Daniel Theis. He has gone over this line in nine of his last 10 EuroLeague games.
Claim Now Thomas Walkup – Over 4.5 points
Odds: 1.87
Olympiacos host Monaco in Game 2 of the quarterfinal series and will look to defend their home court again and take a 2-0 lead. In the first game between these two teams, Monte Morris and Frank Ntilikina were out of the lineup, leaving Olympiacos with only Thomas Walkup and Cory Joseph at the point guard position. Thomas Walkup is proven to be the most reliable option among them. Two days ago, Olympiacos quickly built an early lead, and Cory Joseph also played one of his better games of the season. In that match, Walkup played just 20 minutes, so given the circumstances, we expect him to see a few more minutes today and to go over the set line.
Nigel Hayes-Davis – Over 11.5 points
Odds: 1.87
Panathinaikos will try to do most of the job in Game 2 against Valencia and head back to Athens with a 2-0 lead in their pocket. In the first game, the guards had the main role, with Kendrick Nunn and T.J. Shorts leading the way. Nigel Hayes-Davis took only six shots in 27 minutes played. Considering that Hayes-Davis was brought in for exactly these types of games, we expect a much bigger offensive role for him in Panathinaikos’ game plan in the second matchup.
Mathias Lessort – Over 9.5 points
Odds: 1.87
Panathinaikos visit Valencia in a game where we can expect a higher scoring output compared to the first matchup, which was quite physical and low-scoring. Mathias Lessort is gradually finding his old recognizable rhythm after a long injury layoff, when he was considered the best center in the EuroLeague. In the first meeting between these two teams, Lessort played a strong game, scoring 12 points in 25 minutes on the floor. Panathinaikos do not have a proper backup for him, so we expect him to continue in a similar rhythm in this game and once again exceed the set line.
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