NBA Conference Semi-Finals Predictions (10/11-05-2026)

The NBA Playoffs continue with two more important games as New York attempt to complete a sweep against Philadelphia, while San Antonio look to take full control of their series against Minnesota.

Both matchups also create interesting player prop opportunities based on playoff roles, injuries and recent usage trends.

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Jalen Brunson continues to be the main offensive engine behind New York’s 3-0 series lead.

Even compared to his current playoff numbers, this line still feels slightly low.

Brunson is averaging 28 points per game during the NBA Playoffs while consistently taking a high volume of shots, including more than six three-point attempts per game.

Against Philadelphia specifically, he already scored 35, 26 and 33 points through the opening three games of the series.

What makes this line interesting is that the required number is still below both his regular season and playoff averages.

There is also a possibility that OG Anunoby misses this game through injury, which would naturally increase the offensive responsibility on the Knicks’ main scorers even further.

Right now, almost everything offensively still runs through Brunson, and based on both the playoff averages and this specific matchup, this line still feels reachable again here.

Statistically, this line still looks slightly too low compared to Julian Champagnie’s overall rebounding numbers.

During the NBA regular season he averaged 5.8 rebounds per game, while his playoff average sits almost identically despite fluctuating minutes from game to game.

Against Minnesota in this series, he already grabbed 7 rebounds in Game 1 and followed that with a huge 12-rebound performance in Game 3.

Even in the weaker second game, he still remained active around the glass despite playing fewer minutes overall.

What makes this line interesting is that the required number is still below both his regular NBA season and NBA playoff averages.

This matchup also creates plenty of rebounding opportunities because both teams play at a relatively quick pace.

If Champagnie continues seeing around 28-30 minutes again, over 4.5 rebounds still feels low for his current role.