Best Player Props and Odds For Celtics vs Knicks Game 6 6t275r

  • Kristaps Porzingis has yet to score in double figures in this series and has a point total of 7.5 set for tonight’s game.
  • Mitchell Robinson has a line of 7.5 total rebounds, which he has cleared in each of his last four games.

NEW YORK – Game 6 between the New York Knicks and the Boston Celtics will take place at 8 PM EST Friday night at Madison Square Garden as the Knicks look to advance to their first conference finals since 2000. 4h116c

Celtics vs Knicks Game Odds y2o41

Team Spread Moneyline Total
Celtics +3.0 (-115) +125 O 210.5 (-115)
Knicks -3.0 (-105) -145 U 210.5 (-105)

The Celtics won Game 5 at home after losing Jayson Tatum for the season with an Achilles injury. Online sportsbooks favor the Knicks at home to close out the series in Game 6.

Bet On Porzingis To Score Under 8 Points 1q2l2j

Kristaps Porzingis has been borderline unplayable for the Boston Celtics so far this series and has yet to score in double figures.

Online NBA sportsbooks have set his point total tonight at 7.5 points with -120 odds to cash the under. Quite frankly, it is surprising to see the line that high.

Porzingis scored eight points in Game 2, but has scored under eight points in every other game this series, including a zero point performance in Game 1 and just one point in Game 5.

It would not be surprising to see Porzingis log zero minutes tonight, as Luke Kornet stepped up big in Game 5 and Al Horford continues to hold down the starting five spot.

Betting on Porzingis to score under eight points should be easy money.

Advertising Disclosure 5jn63

USAOnlineSportsbooks.com provides you with the most current information regarding sports betting and fantasy with the help of commissions we receive from links you may click on our site.

Mitchell Robinson Should Dominate The Boards 2e616f

The Celtics have had rebounding issues throughout the playoffs which have been exacerbated by Porzingis’ struggles and Mitchell Robinson has taken full advantage.

His line for total rebounds in tonight’s game is set at 7.5 with +105 odds to hit the over.

Robinson recorded 13 rebounds in Game 5, the third most in a playoff game in his career. He has logged at least seven rebounds in each game this series.

A big factor that has limited Robinson thus far is his free throw shooting, as the Celtics have fouled him on purpose on multiple occasions, daring him to make shots from the foul line.

He struggled in the first few games but was able to go 6-6 from the line in Game 5, giving the Knicks some optimism that he will no longer be a liability on offense.

Expect Robinson to play a hefty amount of minutes in tonight’s closeout game, which should be a physical battle.