NBA Player Projections PrizePicks: Egregious Misprices for Cavs (April 18)

PrizePicks players can browse through a three-game selection of picks for the NBA playoffs on Tuesday. To help you make an informed decision, we have utilized Stokastic’s PrizePicks NBA Player Projections Tool to identify three picks that warrant your consideration. So without further ado, let’s explore the top NBA PrizePicks for April 18.

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PrizePicks NBA Player Projections | April 18

Evan Mobley Over 33.5 Fantasy Points

Mobley has been a consistent performer for the Cleveland Cavaliers this season, and the line is set at 33.5 fantasy points, which is surprisingly low. According to Stokastic’s PrizePicks NBA Player Projections Tool, Mobley should get to a fantasy point per minute will play at least 38 minutes in the game. This means that he is likely to exceed the line easily.

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Jarrett Allen Over 33.5 Fantasy Points

Like Mobley’s, the line for Allen is set at 33.5 fantasy points, which is too low for a player of his caliber. Allen also averages a fantasy point per minute, and he should play around 38 minutes in the game. With no other viable options for the Cavaliers at the center position, Allen is likely to play a significant role in the game, which makes it highly probable that he will surpass the line.

Trae Young Over 39.5 Fantasy Points

The final pick is Trae Young over 39.5 fantasy points. Young is the Hawks’ star player and has been a driving force behind their playoff campaign. Yet the line for Young is set at 39.5 fantasy points. It is not an unreasonable line given the quality of the opposition, but Young is up to the task and will exceed the line. Young averages over a fantasy point per minute, and he should play close to 40 minutes in the game. With the Hawks down a game in the series, they will be looking to Young to deliver a big performance.

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Josh Engleman

Josh is Contributor for Stokastic.com where he hosts video and writes content regularly across the primary sports of MLB, NBA, and NFL as well as contributing to the development of models and projections for soccer. He originally started producing projections & articles for Reddit's r/DFSports in 2014 where he built a loyal following that brought him to where he is today. Josh is most known for his elaborate Excel spreadsheets, which he shares in all of his video content. You can find him on Twitter or hanging out in Stokastic's Premium Chalkboard. You can contact Josh by emailing [email protected].