NBA Parlay Today, Sunday April 2, 2023

The NBA week draws to a close with a huge 13-game slate, meaning there are no shortages of opportunities to make some money with our NBA player props parlay for Sunday, April 2. Today's parlay features Corey Kispert, Jaden Ivey and LeBron James as we take a look at each of their respective points prop lines, comparing our NBA predictions against the sportsbook's odds to find the best betting value possible. Read on for our full analysis of our plays for Sunday's NBA parlay below.

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NBA Parlay For Sunday

Sunday NBA Parlay Analysis

Washington Wizards vs. Knicks, 6:00PM ET

LEG 1: Corey Kispert Over 3.5 Threes (-110) with DraftKings

After going 9-14 from three on Friday night, it's impossible not to go back to the well with one of the hottest three-point shooters in the league right now. Kispert averaged a career-high in three-point attempts per game during the month of March, and it translated to a phenomenal 47.7% success rate. He has the license to shoot, and against the Knicks, who rank 27th in the NBA this season for 3PA to their opponents, it could be another huge performance from the man with the hot hand.

Detroit Pistons vs. Orlando Magic, 6:00PM ET

LEG 2: Jaden Ivey Over 7.5 Assists (+120) with DraftKings

Ivey has been lowkey balling over the past couple of weeks, becoming the go-to guy to facilitate offense for the Pistons. The No. 5 pick in the past NBA draft has put together an average of 8 assists per game over his last five outings, in addition to 13 potential assists. The Magic has been a stout defensive team during the month of March, but given the form of Ivey and odds on offer, this is too hard to refuse with our model predicting 8 dimes.

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Los Angeles Lakers vs. Houston Rockets, 7:00PM ET

LEG 3: LeBron James Over 7.5 Rebounds (-125) with DraftKings

LeBron has found his groove nicely since returning from injury as the Lakers push for a playoffs berth. Although he is averaging below 20 points per game in the three contests since his return, he is still rebounding at a high level, hitting 8+ rebounds in all three of those games, and extending back to five straight games. The Rockets are one of the worst shooting teams in the league, ranking 28th with a shooting percentage of 45.5% on the year. There won't be any shortage of opportunities for the King to crash the boards.

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