Pick #3 Mikal Bridges (BKN) o2.5 Threes (-125)
Over the last five games, Bridges is averaging 2.8 threes made, and he's made more than 2.5 in three of those games. The numbers don't lie – Bridges' recent performances indicate that he's in a groove from deep, and there's no reason to believe this trend won't continue against the Houston Rockets.
Speaking of the Rockets, it's worth noting that Bridges has faced them four times in his career, averaging 2.75 three-pointers made in those matchups. This stat further supports the argument for taking the over on Bridges' threes made in this upcoming game.
While past performance doesn't guarantee future results, Bridges' recent uptick in three-point shooting, combined with his solid history against the Rockets, makes the over 2.5 threes made line a solid bet. Remember, Bridges has transformed from a primarily defensive-minded player to a do-it-all star for the Nets, averaging 26.8 points, 4.5 rebounds, 2.5 assists, 0.9 steals, and 0.7 blocks with 49/41/91 shooting splits in his 20 games with Brooklyn. His increasing offensive responsibility has undoubtedly played a role in his improved three-point shooting.
Pick #3 Mikal Bridges (BKN) o2.5 Threes (-125)
Over the last five games, Bridges is averaging 2.8 threes made, and he's made more than 2.5 in three of those games. The numbers don't lie – Bridges' recent performances indicate that he's in a groove from deep, and there's no reason to believe this trend won't continue against the Houston Rockets.
Speaking of the Rockets, it's worth noting that Bridges has faced them four times in his career, averaging 2.75 three-pointers made in those matchups. This stat further supports the argument for taking the over on Bridges' threes made in this upcoming game.
While past performance doesn't guarantee future results, Bridges' recent uptick in three-point shooting, combined with his solid history against the Rockets, makes the over 2.5 threes made line a solid bet. Remember, Bridges has transformed from a primarily defensive-minded player to a do-it-all star for the Nets, averaging 26.8 points, 4.5 rebounds, 2.5 assists, 0.9 steals, and 0.7 blocks with 49/41/91 shooting splits in his 20 games with Brooklyn. His increasing offensive responsibility has undoubtedly played a role in his improved three-point shooting.
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