Brunson is averaging 26.9 points per game across these playoffs and just scored 30 in Game 1 against this same defense. The line is set at 25.5 entering Game 2, down from 26.5 in Game 1, and the juice has shifted to -104 on the over, reflecting the market's recognition of Brunson's shooting variance after a 12-of-31 night. However, the lower line actually makes this a more compelling play. Brunson has cleared 25.5 points in 11 of his 17 playoff games, including every game against the Spurs this season.

His pull-up mid-range game is completely immune to crowd noise, and Stephon Castle defending him across 40 minutes creates natural foul-drawing opportunities. Brunson went to the line 4 times in Game 1 and will draw more contact in a game where San Antonio pressures him harder. At -104, this is a near-even money play on a player who is the Knicks' most consistent scoring option regardless of opponent or venue. The play is Over 25.5 at FanDuel Sportsbook.

Towns is averaging 10.6 rebounds per game across these playoffs and pulled down 12 in Game 1. The line stays at 10.5 but the juice has moved to -146, reflecting the market's expectation that Towns will continue rebounding at his current rate. Despite the steeper price, the structural case remains strong: the Knicks' game plan of pulling Towns to the perimeter forces Wembanyama to choose between rim protection and closing out, creating offensive rebounding opportunities whenever Wembanyama chases shooters.

Towns has gone over 10.5 rebounds in nine of his last 13 playoff games. Wembanyama's line has moved to 11.5, reflecting his higher rebound average, and at -112 for the over, he is the alternative if you want to play the frontcourt rebounding market at a lower price. For Towns, even at -146, his 12-rebound Game 1 performance and the structural matchup conditions make the Over 10.5 a justifiable play at FanDuel Sportsbook.

This line has dropped from 7.5 to 6.5 after Brunson's 2-assist Game 1, but the +108 price means the market still sees this as a slight underdog play despite the lower number. Brunson's playoff assists average of 6.6 per game is his career postseason best, and the 2-assist Game 1 was a significant outlier driven by the Knicks' poor three-point shooting, which reduced kick-out opportunities. If New York shoots anywhere near its 40% playoff average from three, Brunson's assist total should normalize.

The Spurs' defensive scheme forces early ball movement on ball screens, which at times can directly inflate point guard assists. Towns is also priced at -172 to go over 3.5 assists, reflecting how ball-movement heavy the Knicks' offense is. Getting +108 on Brunson Over 6.5 in a game where the Knicks are likely to shoot the ball better than they did in Game 1 is the pick at FanDuel Sportsbook.

After Brunson went 2-of-8 from three in Game 1, the market has swung sharply to the under at -210, giving the over real value at +154. His Game 1 three-point volume was actually solid at 8 attempts, and the 25% conversion rate was well below his 40%+ playoff average. Regression to the mean on a player shooting 44% from three against the Spurs this regular season is the straightforward case here.

Brunson cleared this line in all three regular-season meetings with San Antonio, including a 5-of-12 from three performance in the December 31st game. OG Anunoby is also available at +146 for the same prop, and at 48.9% from three in these playoffs, he presents a comparable value case. You can bet these at FanDuel Sportsbook.

Wembanyama averages 3.5 blocks per game across these playoffs, making him nearly twice as prolific a shot-blocker as any other player in the postseason. Getting even money (+100) on his average means the market is pricing this as a coin flip, which structurally understates how frequently he clears this mark against driving offenses. The Knicks ran hard at the rim in Game 1, generating nine first-half rim attempts alone, and every one of those creates a block opportunity when Wemby is on the floor.

In a motivated home game after his worst offensive performance of the season, Wembanyama should be more active and aggressive at the rim on both ends. He has cleared 3.5 blocks in 10 of his 17 playoff games this postseason. The play is Over 3.5 Blocks at +100 at FanDuel Sportsbook.