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The Clippers (2-7, 0-4 on the road) visit the Suns (3-6) at Mortgage Matchup Center for a 9:00 PM ET tip. Los Angeles finally ended a seven-game losing streak two nights ago, beating New Orleans 139-123 for its highest-scoring game of the season. Phoenix is on the second night of a back-to-back after San Antonio beat it 122-96 at home last night. Devin Booker scored 32 in that one, and no other Phoenix starter scored more than seven. The Suns are 3.5-point favorites.
These picks ride on how the Clippers' backcourt splits up the work. Bradley Beal and Brandon Ingram are out again, as are Jordan Miller and Yanic Konan Niederhauser, so the guard jobs are settled. Darius Garland runs the offense and leaves the glass to others. Kris Dunn is the starting guard who goes after rebounds. Rookie Keaton Wagler runs the second unit. None of that depends on who wins. Isaiah Jackson is available again after a groin injury, and Cam Christie is questionable. Phoenix played without Jordan Goodwin and Mark Williams last night.
Clippers vs. Suns Predictions
- Pick #1Darius Garland Under 2.5 Rebounds−134
- Pick #2Kris Dunn Over 3.5 Rebounds−126
- Pick #3Keaton Wagler Over 2.5 Assists+131
Pick #1Darius Garland Under 2.5 Rebounds−134
Garland had 24 points, 10 assists and zero rebounds in 32 minutes against New Orleans. He has stayed under 2.5 rebounds in seven of nine games this season (newest first: 0, 1, 4, 0, 2, 1, 4, 0, 1), and it isn't about playing time. He has logged 26 to 39 minutes a night, and the 39-minute overtime loss to Miami got him one rebound.
He's the ball handler. Brook Lopez, Rui Hachimura, Derrick Jones Jr. and Dunn start around him, Jackson is back to play center off the bench, and Garland is the one taking the outlet and pushing. The -134 price implies 57.3%. His role says he stays under more often than that.
One long rebound can ruin it. He has two four-rebound games this season, against Toronto and Oklahoma City, and with a line this low a single extra board settles it.
Pick #2Kris Dunn Over 3.5 Rebounds−126
This is the other half of the Garland bet. Dunn has grabbed four or more rebounds in seven of nine games (5, 5, 4, 2, 5, 3, 4, 5, 5, newest first) and has played 24 to 35 minutes every time out. He has started each of the last five. In the last two, next to Garland, Jones Jr., Hachimura and Lopez, he had five rebounds both nights, and that group is expected to start again.
His two misses were losses: two rebounds in 27 minutes at Golden State, and three in 27 minutes at home against the Lakers. At -126, the implied chance is 55.8%, and his 7-of-9 run with steady minutes clears that.
Jackson is our concern. He's another body on the glass, and when he started at center at Minnesota and Golden State, Dunn had five and then two.
Pick #3Keaton Wagler Over 2.5 Assists+131
Books lean hard toward two assists or fewer. That undersells him. The No. 5 overall pick has come off the bench and run the second unit, and he has three or more assists in seven of nine games: 4, 1, 4, 4, 3, 2, 4, 3 and 5, newest first.
That one-assist game came in a season-low 16 minutes against Miami, and Ty Lue walked it back before the next game. "That was a bad answer," Lue said. "Keaton should have played more. And I told him that, too." Wagler then had 15 points and four assists in 18 minutes against New Orleans. With Beal and Ingram out, the second unit needs his passing.
At +131 the break-even is only 43.3%. The rotation is the real variable: Christie's return would add another guard, and Wagler had just two assists in 28 minutes against the Lakers, so full minutes alone don't settle it.
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