ZT details his best player prop bets on DraftKings Sportsbook for Sunday’s matchup between the Magic and the Spurs.

Without football this week, the NBA is ready to fill up Sunday’s sports schedule with 10 total games on the schedule. The San Antonio Spurs are one of three teams on the board playing for a second day in a row. The start time of the game was pushed back due to the team’s delay in Charlotte, with tip-off now scheduled for 9:00 p.m. ET against the Orlando Magic at the Frost Bank Center. The Spurs will look to bounce back in a matchup against an Eastern Conference foe. There are some solid options from the player prop bets market to consider from both sides of this matchup, so let’s look at the Magic and the Spurs rosters to find some good places to attack.

In the bigger picture of this game, the Spurs are 1.5-point home favorites with the point total at 222.5.

The Spurs’ loss dropped them to 32-16 on the season and 2-3 in their last five, but they’re still holding the No. 3 seed in the Western Conference. The Spurs won their first game against the Magic this season, 114-112, back on Dec. 3 in Orlando. The Magic have been struggling a little bit since getting back from two international games against the Grizzlies. While they have beaten the Heat and Raptors in their last two games, the team is still 2-4 in its last six and has slid to the No. 7 seed in the Eastern Conference.

The Spurs listed both Victor Wembanyama and Stephon Castle as questionable, while Franz Wagner’s absence is the only major injury issue on Orlando’s side.

In this post, we’ll dive into this non-conference contest and pinpoint my top prop bets from the Magic and Spurs. You can use these as standalone plays or combine them in a Same Game Parlay (SGP), as indicated at the bottom of the post.

Magic at Spurs Best Prop Bets on DraftKings Sportsbook

Anthony Black O20.5 Points + Rebounds (-124)

Black has been excellent for the Magic over the last month, helping the Magic to deal with the absence of Jalen Suggs earlier in January, and Franz Wagner (ankle) over the last few games.

Black is averaging 16.0 points and 4.1 rebounds (20.1 points plus rebounds) in his 47 games this season, but over his last 21 games, he is averaging 19.8 points and 4.2 rebounds in 34.5 minutes per game.

He has played at least 37 minutes in each of his last four games, going over this prop line in three of his last four. He has gone over this prop line in seven of his last nine and in 15 of his last 21 contests (71.4%).

Against the Spurs in early December, he only had seven points and seven rebounds, but he’s come a long ways since then and become very involved in the offense, especially in the last few games without Wagner.

He has scored over 21 points in each of his last two games, not even needing rebounds added in to get over this prop line. Even though it’s a tough matchup, I think he’ll get his way to at least 21 points and rebounds.

Stephon Castle O6.5 assists (-134)

While he’s struggling with his shot and has had some inconsistent offensive games lately, Castle has continued to dish plenty of assists. If he’s available to play on Sunday through his left adductor tightness, he should be able to get at least seven dimes based on his recent production.

This season, Castle is averaging 7.2 assists per game and has at least seven assists in eight of his last nine games. The second-year guard is doing a good job from the point for the Spurs and has been more efficient with a higher assist rate at home than on the road, averaging 7.4 assists per game at home.

If Castle is out, Dylan Harper will be the play to hammer once the odds are set. Harper had 20 points, two assists and a rebound, and the rookie has shown he can produce good numbers across the board if he gets more minutes.

Paolo Banchero O8.5 Rebounds (-137)

Banchero has been carrying the load without Wagner, and he’s also been doing great work on the glass.

On the season, he’s averaging 8.8 rebounds per game, and he has gone over this prop in three straight games and in nine of his last 15. He didn’t play in the first game between these two teams, but he should be ready to roll in this showdown against Victor Wembanyama in a matchup of two of the top young big men in the NBA.

Banchero’s scoring has been a little inconsistent with Desmond Bane in the mix, but his work on the boards has been stronger lately, so I prefer this prop to Banchero’s pure points in this contest.

Bonus Parlay Pick: De’Aaron Fox U19.5 Points (-102)

If you’re building an SGP (Same Game Parlay) from this Magic-Spurs matchup, adding in the under on Fox’s scoring takes the combined odds to +950, as you can see below.

Fox has been under this points prop line in three straight games, five of his last six, and 11 of his last 14. With Jalen Suggs, Desmond Bane and Anthony Black, the Magic have an excellent defensive backcourt and should be able to hold Fox in check on Sunday. Even with Castle and Wembanyama questionable, I think Fox will end up under this prop line. On the second day of the back-to-back, I think the Spurs will lean more heavily on Harper and the young Spurs, leaving less scoring on the table for Fox.