Spurs vs. Knicks NBA Finals: Prediction, Picks and Same Game Parlay for Game 4

NBA Finals Game 4 Bets at a Glance
- Victor Wembanyama Over 27.5 Points (-110)
- Karl-Anthony Towns 10+ Rebounds (-245)
- Jalen Brunson 25+ Points (-178)
The NBA postseason offers us a wide variety of betting options, including point spreads, moneylines, and totals.
However, various advanced statistics can help narrow the choices. Our NBA projections paired with advanced stats from the NBA can help give the inside track to quality bets.
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Knicks vs. Spurs Game 4: SGP, Best Bets, Props and Prediction
Victor Wembanyama Over 27.5 Points (-110)
Victor Wembanyama - Points
Victor Wembanyama looked every bit like the best player on the floor in Game 3, finishing with 32 points while adding eight rebounds, six assists, and three blocks in the San Antonio Spurs' 115-111 victory. The Spurs shifted into a more aggressive offensive approach, and Wembanyama responded by consistently attacking mismatches rather than settling for perimeter looks. With San Antonio back in the series and looking to even things up, expect another massive workload for the superstar big man. He has scored at least 29 points in each of the last two Finals games and netted 26 in the exception. He should continue to be the focal point of the offense.
Karl-Anthony Towns to Record 10+ Rebounds (-245)
Even though Karl-Anthony Towns was limited to 11 points in Game 3, his rebounding production remains one of the most consistent aspects of this series. Through the first two Finals games, he averaged 12.5 rebounds per contest and recorded double-doubles in both outings before snagging just eight boards in an off night in Game 3. On the bright side, Towns played 38 minutes. Locked into a big role and in a crucial game, Towns should once again log heavy minutes, and I like his chances to bounce back in the rebounding department. If you aren't a fan of the overall +275 odds on this SGP, you can bump this leg up to 12-plus boards.
Jalen Brunson to Score 25+ Points (-178)
In Game 1, the New York Knicks kept feeding Jalen Brunson and he ended up with 32 points. So in Game 2, the Spurs aggressively doubled Brunson to get the ball out of his hands, which resulted in a lot of open three-point looks for the rest of New York's players. That forced the Spurs back to playing Brunson one on one late in the game, and the strategy worked as the Spurs nearly came from behind to win the game. In Game 3, San Antonio -- for the most part -- stuck with the plan of defending Brunson one on one, and they won the game. It's hard to imagine them switching it up now, and that's good for Brunson's scoring outlook as the Spurs are really struggling to stop him, with Brunson scoring 32 and 30 in the two games where he was guarded one on one -- the Spurs would just rather have Brunson living on tough twos instead of the Knicks' supporting cast getting wide-open threes (other than Josh Hart -- they'll keep letting him shoot). Brunson's offensive workload has been massive, with the star guard taking at least 25 shots in every game. He should be able to reach 25-plus points tonight.
SGP Odds at Publication: +275
NBA Betting Frequently Asked Questions
What is the point spread in NBA betting?
The point spread is a handicap applied to the favored team to level the playing field. For example, if the Lakers are -6.5 against the Celtics, the Lakers must win by 7 or more points for a bet on them to pay out. A bet on the Celtics wins if Boston wins outright or loses by 6 points or fewer.
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A moneyline bet is a straight-up wager on which team wins — no spread involved. Odds use American format: a favorite is listed with a minus sign (e.g., -180), meaning a wager of $180 would win $100. An underdog carries a plus sign (e.g., +155), meaning a $100 bet would return $155 profit.
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