Warriors vs Mavericks Game 4 Prop Bets for the Western Conference Finals

With the Dallas Mavericks on the brink, we can tap into their reserves to find value in the player accessories market tonight. We’re particularly optimistic that Jalen Brunson will eclipse his points tally after recalling his shot in Game 3.

The Dallas Mavericks find themselves suddenly eliminated in the Western Conference Finals, trailing the Golden State Warriors 3-0 heading into Game 4 on Tuesday.

We’re going beyond the side and the total for this high-pressure showdown in Dallas, offering our top picks of free NBA player accessories for Game 4 between theWarriors and Mavericks on May 24.

Choice of accessories Warriors vs Mavericks Game 4

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Warriors vs Mavericks Game 4 accessories

spencer for rent

If the Mavs go down, they go down swinging…the ball to the open guy on the outside for a 3-point catch barrage.

Dallas’ three-way trigger-happy approach catches up to him, making just 13 of 45 shots from range in a losing effort at home in Game 3, but I don’t see head coach Jason Kidd suddenly putting a stopper in the long-distance shot. The Mavs are what they are.

With the likes of Davis Bertans, Reggie Bullock and Maxi Kleber struggling beyond the arc, reserve guard Spencer Dinwiddie could see his number called more often in Game 4.

Dinwiddie scored 26 points off the bench and was 4-for-10 from 3-point range in 32 minutes of action in Game 3, recording his longest time on the floor since the first round. He hasn’t been too sharp from the perimeter of the series. , but the Mavs will need Dinwiddie to make momentum-changing trios in Game 4.

He’s knocked down three or more 3-pointers in two of three games in this series and in four of his last five outings since the conference semifinals. This Over earns more money and Dinwiddie will have more than a few chances to outplay this prop in Game 4.

TO TAKE: Spencer Dinwiddie Over 2.5 made 3 points (+160 at Caesars)

No Jalen bailout

While most of the Mavericks ride or die beyond the arc, the only constant threat inside the Warriors is Jalen Brunson. The beefy point guard is averaging 21.7 points in the Conference Finals, including a big 31-point effort in Game 2.

Brunson has a hot hand entering Game 4, shooting a collective 18-for-31 over the last two contests, including a much improved 8-for-13 from beyond the arc in those outings.

Brunson, however, doesn’t rely on triples to pick up points like his teammates, his first move always being to the edge. He ranks eighth in points in the paint among all playoff players and shoots more than 40% of shots from within eight feet of the basket.

The Warriors are without versatile 6-foot-8 defenseman Otto Porter Jr. for Game 4 and will run much smaller off the bench with minimal rim protection outside of Kevin Looney. Despite all their ups and downs from range, the Mavericks are still shooting 52.5 percent on 2-point field goals for the series.

Brunson finished with 20 points in Game 3 but only shot the ball 12 times, which tied his lowest attempt total in the playoffs. He’s averaging over 18 shots per game in the playoffs and will be essential for Dallas to avoid elimination, especially if the Mavs can’t drain any more attempts from beyond the arc.

TO TAKE: Jalen Brunson Over 20.5 points (+100 at DraftKings)

It’s not easy to be green

Draymond Green is a glue guy for Golden State and does whatever the team needs to get the job done. So far in the Western Finals, Draymond’s role has mostly been that of an agitator and fashionable man, with his stats having dropped from the past two series.

Green averaged 9.6 points, 7.4 assists and 5.4 rebounds against Denver in the first round, and 6.3 points, 6.0 assists and 8.7 rebounds against Memphis in the second round. In three games against the Mavericks, he had 8.7 points, 4.3 assists. , and 6.7 rebounds.

He’s handed out totals of three, five and five assists so far, and his Game 4 assist total is 6.5 with the under -160 on some pounds. His work on the glass produced nine rebounds in Game 1, but he’s only caught six and five boards in the last two outings, respectively, locking his Over/Under rebound at 7.5 (Under -130).

A game in the same game of green assists under 6.5 and rebounds under 7.5 nets around +170, which is tempting. But you can get a wider margin of error in either market with his under 13.5 assists + rebounds as low as -111 odds. Draymond could still grab eight boards but dole out five assists and stay under that number.

As mentioned, Green has been the main antagonist for the Warriors, registering a total of 14 fouls in three games, including some technical ones. He’s still dancing on the edge with the refs and with Dallas desperately fighting for his life, emotions will be running high in Game 4. We’ve already been burned betting Overs on Draymond’s props, with the fiery point forward that gets the hook from the officials.

TO TAKE: Draymond Green Less than 13.5 assists + rebounds (-111 in FanDuel)