NBA Same Game Parlay for Los Angeles Lakers vs. Golden State Warriors Game 2

The NBA Playoffs continue on Thursday night with a tantalizing Game 2 in the Western Conference Semifinals as the Los Angeles Lakers take on the Golden State Warriors. After the Lakers drew first blood, can they keep the momentum going? We've sourced the best of our NBA player prop predictions and matched them against the sportsbook lines for our Lakers vs. Warriors Game 2 Same Game Parlay.

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NBA Same Game Parlay Los Angeles Lakers vs. Golden State Warriors

Lakers vs. Warriors Parlay Analysis

Los Angeles Lakers vs. Golden State Warriors, 9:00PM ET

LEG 1: Kevon Looney Over 13.5 Rebounds

Kevon Looney is completely obliterating his rebound line on a consistent basis. Looney has now hit this line in five of his last six games, with the only miss being in a blowout against the Kings were his minutes were reduced. In amongst those numbers are four 20+ rebound games. It looks as though the Warriors are more than happy to play to the big man's strengths, with an average of 24.5 rebound chances per game, compared with just 12.9 for the next best Warrior in Andrew Wiggins. You just have to keep riding this prop.

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LEG 2: Anthony Davis Over 26.5 Points

Davis is rolling and we're not too sure whether the Warriors have any answer for him. AD chalked up 30 points to go along with a whopping 23 rebounds as he tussled with Kevon Looney. Davis shot 8-12 with Looney as the primary defender in Game 1. It's hard to see Steve Kerr rushing to such a rash decision to change up his rotation this early in the series, which is a benefit not only to our Looney leg, but our Davis leg, too. Our projections have him getting 29 points in this one.

LEG 3: Rui Hachimura Over 6.5 Points

Going a little left field and deep into the Lakers bench players here, but our model has identified some nice plus money on Rui Hachimura in this one. The Japanese big man went 2-2 in Game 1 for 6 points in 11 minutes of play, which was his lowest amount of minutes played in almost a month; a result of Anthony Davis getting 44 minutes in the opener. Look for Hachimura to get a little closer to his usual allotment against this Warriors bench with our projections putting him down for 11 points. 

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