Pick #2: Anthony Davis over 12.5 Rebounds (-110)
As the Lakers go up against the Warriors on March 5, Anthony Davis will need to put up a big performance on the boards if they want to come out on top. Davis has been an impressive double-double threat all season, averaging 12.36 rebounds per game and 11.95 rebounds when playing at home. On the road, Davis has averaged 12.79 rebounds per game and has had more than 12.5 rebounds in 19 games this season.
In the most recent matchup between the two teams, Davis grabbed 12 rebounds and scored 21 points, though the Lakers ultimately fell short. Over the last 10 games, Davis' rebounding has increased even further, averaging 13.5 rebounds per game, with 6 of those games seeing him grab more than 12.5 rebounds. Davis should have the advantage in this matchup, since he's the bigger player and the other major rebounders from the Warriors, Kevin Looney and Draymond Green, are both averaging fewer than 7 rebounds per game this season. Without Lebron, AD has covered this in 9 of the last 10 games, the only miss being last game when he sold us so hard with only 5. I don't see that happening again and I expect him to cover this line and cash for us.
Pick #2: Anthony Davis over 12.5 Rebounds (-110)
As the Lakers go up against the Warriors on March 5, Anthony Davis will need to put up a big performance on the boards if they want to come out on top. Davis has been an impressive double-double threat all season, averaging 12.36 rebounds per game and 11.95 rebounds when playing at home. On the road, Davis has averaged 12.79 rebounds per game and has had more than 12.5 rebounds in 19 games this season.
In the most recent matchup between the two teams, Davis grabbed 12 rebounds and scored 21 points, though the Lakers ultimately fell short. Over the last 10 games, Davis' rebounding has increased even further, averaging 13.5 rebounds per game, with 6 of those games seeing him grab more than 12.5 rebounds. Davis should have the advantage in this matchup, since he's the bigger player and the other major rebounders from the Warriors, Kevin Looney and Draymond Green, are both averaging fewer than 7 rebounds per game this season. Without Lebron, AD has covered this in 9 of the last 10 games, the only miss being last game when he sold us so hard with only 5. I don't see that happening again and I expect him to cover this line and cash for us.
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