Nets Parlay Picks vs. Grizzlies: Side & Support Player Props

Brooklyn’s last game showed how different its offense looks when Michael Porter Jr. and Egor Demin are both making shots from deep. If you’re backing the Nets in Memphis, Porter’s threes give you a way to test whether you expect that perimeter offense to travel.

There’s a separate question at the other end. Ty Jerome can score plenty and still finish with fewer than six assists. His under is worth comparing if your Brooklyn win depends on limiting what he creates for teammates.

Individual DraftKings odds as of 12:27 p.m. ET on Nov. 14. Porter’s sample covers two Brooklyn seasons. Jerome’s covers four Memphis losses this season.
Player & prop Odds With this result All games
Michael Porter Jr.
3+ made threes
−217 88.2%
15 of 17 Brooklyn wins
66.7%
42 of 63 Brooklyn games
Ty Jerome
Under 5.5 assists
−145 100.0%
4 of 4 Memphis losses
63.6%
7 of 11 Memphis games

Michael Porter Jr. to make three or more threes

Porter hit four on 10 attempts in Wednesday’s win at New Orleans. Demin made four of his own, giving Brooklyn another perimeter threat. At Charlotte, Porter hit three in a fourth-quarter run that stretched a two-point lead. If Brooklyn can create a second open shooter when Memphis helps inside, Porter should get chances before the defense can recover.

Porter also made four in a 37-point loss at Dallas, so he can reach this line even when the rest of the offense bogs down. Four makes was available at plus money. That higher line would have missed four of the 15 Brooklyn wins where he made at least three, which is the tradeoff if you want the better price.

Ty Jerome under 5.5 assists

Jerome scored 22 with five assists against Denver on Wednesday, and he scored 23 with three assists in the loss to Indiana. Brooklyn can live with some of his scoring if it stays home on shooters and keeps his first pass out of the lane from leading to an easy basket.

Three of his four unders in Memphis losses this season landed right on five. He also had nine assists in under 29 minutes Friday against New Orleans, so a shorter night alone offers little protection. Last season he stayed below six in six of 12 Memphis losses. The stronger pattern is recent, and I’d want a clear reason Brooklyn can keep his teammates from getting clean looks.

Which prop fits a Brooklyn win?

I’d start with Porter if you expect Brooklyn to generate the same volume of threes it did Wednesday. Jerome’s under fits if your stronger read is that the Nets can keep their shape defensively when he gets into the lane.

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