Johnson remains a major creator for Atlanta, but eight assists is still a demanding target against Orlando. His last three preseason outings finished with three assists each. I prefer the under at this threshold, while recognizing that a bigger playmaking load and strong shooting from his teammates could change the picture.

Six rebounds is a meaningful target for Miller, whose growing offensive role does not necessarily bring a matching rise on the boards. His recent preseason rebounding and last season’s Brooklyn meetings favor the under. More minutes, smaller Charlotte lineups or a bigger share of long rebounds are the main risks.

Randle has shown a useful passing role in Brooklyn, recording nine and five assists in his last two preseason appearances. Five assists offers a more manageable target than stretching to a bigger total. This is still a new team setting, and missed shots or more possessions running through the guards could leave him short.

Wiggins needs 21 combined points, rebounds and assists, giving him several ways to reach the target. His recent work alongside Giannis and an expected regular rotation role support this lower total. Minnesota was a difficult opponent for him last season, while Miami’s final frontcourt availability could alter the distribution of opportunities.

Quickley’s combined total offers several routes to 25 without depending on scoring alone. He produced 18 points, five rebounds and seven assists in his last substantial preseason outing. Toronto’s new sharing of possessions remains a concern, so a shorter shift or fewer converted passes would make the over less comfortable.

Powell’s starting scoring role in Chicago gives him a reasonable route to 24 combined points, rebounds and assists. This threshold allows smaller contributions outside scoring to matter as well. His preseason free-throw production may not repeat, and a larger offensive share for Chicago’s other wings is the main concern.

Barrett needs 28 combined points, rebounds and assists, a more appealing target than the higher alternatives. His latest active preseason outing showed useful production across all three categories. Toronto has several players competing for touches, so reduced minutes or a quieter shooting workload could still leave him below the total.

George remains central to Utah’s offense, but sharing the ball with another lead guard can limit the assist ceiling. Seven assists is a substantial requirement, and his recent preseason passing totals support taking the under. Memphis is not an especially restrictive opponent here, so strong team shooting remains a clear threat.

This selection is about three assists rather than Markkanen’s scoring ability. His established passing production and recent preseason role do not point to a major shift into playmaking. With Utah’s guards directing possessions, I prefer the under, although a few well-finished passes would be enough to beat it.

Four assists looks achievable for Siakam, who finished his last four preseason games with three, four, four and three. His passing role and New Orleans matchup make this price interesting. Haliburton taking on a fuller regular-season workload, or teammates failing to finish the chances Siakam creates, are the main risks.

Flagg can have a productive game without reaching six assists. Irving’s return may reduce how often he needs to initiate, while Houston’s recent history against forwards supports the under. Flagg is still developing as a passer, and a bigger ball-handling role or restrictions on Irving would weaken this preference.

Garland’s combined line requires 35 points, rebounds and assists to beat this under. His recent production and expected workload make the lower side appealing without needing every individual category to stay quiet. More minutes and an expanded offensive role after the roster changes are the clearest risks.

This under is about the rebounding target, not a prediction that Embiid will sit out. Nine boards is a meaningful ask against New York, with Philadelphia also adjusting to a different sharing of frontcourt production. He is fully capable of double figures, so a long, competitive outing is the obvious risk.

Four assists is an achievable target if Embiid spends enough time facilitating for Philadelphia’s other scoring threats. His recent preseason outings offered encouraging signs of that passing role. The risk is that possessions finish with his own shots or free throws instead, particularly against a New York defense that limits center assists.

Brown does not need to reproduce his old Boston workload to reach 31 combined points, rebounds and assists. The lower threshold is the attraction as he settles into Philadelphia’s new offense. There is still uncertainty over touches and shot distribution, which is why I prefer this line to chasing a much bigger total.

Maxey has more stars to share the ball with, but his role still offers several routes to 30 combined points, rebounds and assists. The lower total leaves room for a change in scoring opportunities. Reduced minutes or an inefficient shooting night are the main concerns rather than an expectation of his old workload continuing unchanged.

Fox needs 25 combined points, rebounds and assists, a manageable target if his San Antonio role holds. This pick is grounded in his work with the Spurs rather than his old Sacramento scoring load. Oklahoma City’s defense and competition for touches make the lower line preferable to a more ambitious total.

Williams has returned to preseason action and built up his workload, making 27 combined points, rebounds and assists an interesting opening target. The appeal is the modest total rather than a demand for a scoring explosion. Minutes and the share of possessions alongside Oklahoma City’s other key players remain the main uncertainties.

1. Philadelphia 76ers @ New York Knicks: Joel Embiid (Philadelphia 76ers) Under 8.5 rebounds @ 1.78. https://www.flashscore.com.tr/mac/basketbol/new-york-knicks-WCNO4nbt/philadelphia-76ers-vwRW2QSh/?mid=prbYk4Kq
2. Oklahoma City Thunder @ San Antonio Spurs: De\'Aaron Fox (San Antonio Spurs) Over 24.5 points + rebounds + assists @ 1.91. https://www.flashscore.com.tr/mac/basketbol/oklahoma-city-thunder-0fHFHEWD/san-antonio-spurs-IwmkErSH/?mid=h81tlrkd

Embiid’s rebounding under is paired with Fox’s lower combined-stat over in a separate game. The two legs rely on different types of production, while minutes and the flow of each matchup remain important. Both selections must land for the double to win.

Seven rebounds is a demanding target for a player whose main value to Detroit comes through defense and complementary work. With more competition for boards in the frontcourt, I prefer the under at this line. A longer stint on the floor or a bigger share of defensive rebounds is the main risk.

White needs four rebounds, a mark that fits his recent regular-season production and an established role in Boston. He also managed three and four boards in shorter preseason outings. Detroit is not an easy matchup for guard rebounds, but this modest threshold is more appealing than asking him for a bigger total.

White needs four rebounds, a mark that fits his recent regular-season production and an established role in Boston. He also managed three and four boards in shorter preseason outings. Detroit is not an easy matchup for guard rebounds, but this modest threshold is more appealing than asking him for a bigger total.

George collected six and five rebounds in his two preseason appearances, despite playing only 24 and 25 minutes. Five boards looks within reach with a fuller role for Boston. The main question is how the rebounds are shared alongside Tatum and Robinson, especially against a Detroit side that limits opposing forwards.

Cunningham should remain the center of Detroit’s offense, but 41 combined points, rebounds and assists is still a substantial target against Boston. I prefer the under rather than relying on a quiet scoring night alone. A close game with heavy minutes and strong assist production would be the clearest threat.

Duren can reach 27 combined points, rebounds and assists through more than just scoring. His established production as Detroit’s starting center makes this lower total interesting, even without repeating a big preseason scoring performance. Boston’s frontcourt defense and competition for rebounds remain the main obstacles.

1. Boston Celtics @ Detroit Pistons: Derrick White (Boston Celtics) Over 3.5 rebounds @ 2.04. https://www.flashscore.com.tr/mac/basketbol/boston-celtics-KYD9hVEm/detroit-pistons-UcjMRj6J/?mid=Ea72eQdM
2. Philadelphia 76ers @ New York Knicks: Tyrese Maxey (Philadelphia 76ers) Over 29.5 points + rebounds + assists @ 1.88. https://www.flashscore.com.tr/mac/basketbol/new-york-knicks-WCNO4nbt/philadelphia-76ers-vwRW2QSh/?mid=prbYk4Kq

White needs four rebounds and Maxey needs 30 combined points, rebounds and assists. These are two separate games, with both legs also supported as singles. The thresholds are the appeal; the double still needs both to land, and a change in either player’s minutes can make the difference.