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#6 - D. Fox: O 22.5 Pts+Ast

De’Aaron Fox’s scoring + facilitation profile aligns with a strong guard matchup.

• Has cleared this in 66.7% of playoff games (25.2 avg)
• Minnesota allows 25.3 PPG to PGs (5TH-MOST)
• Minnesota allows 8.7 APG to PGs (8TH-MOST)

Projected pace boost against a fast Minnesota team raises total opportunity.

#5 - J. Embiid: U 26.5 Points

Joel Embiid’s scoring ceiling runs into one of the league’s toughest defensive matchups.

• Scored just 14 points in Game 1
• Has cleared this in only 40% of playoff games (25.2 avg)
• New York allows the FEWEST points over their last 15 games (103.5 per game)

The Knicks also allow just 19.2 PPG to centers (3RD-FEWEST), suppressing scoring upside.

#4 - P. George: O 15.5 Points

Paul George’s volume and role continue to support a steady scoring floor.

• Has cleared this in every game vs. New York this series
• Has cleared this in 87.5% of playoff games (17.4 avg)
• Logged a +9.3 minute boost in last game (30.7 → 40)

Increased minutes directly support sustained scoring volume.

#3 - OG Anunoby: O 16.5 Points

OG Anunoby’s scoring role continues to thrive in a favorable matchup.

• Scored 18 points in Game 1
• Has cleared this in 85.7% of playoff games (21 avg)
• Philadelphia ranks as the 3RD-WORST defense in the playoffs

The 76ers also allow 23.6 PPG to PFs (6TH-MOST), and per-minute pace projects him well above this line.

#2 - V. Wembanyama: U 30.5 Pts+Ast

Victor Wembanyama’s scoring + playmaking ceiling runs into a strong defensive environment.

• Had just 16 Pts+Ast in Game 1
• Has cleared this in only 20% of playoff games (21.6 avg)
• Minnesota ranks as the 4TH-BEST defense over their last 20 games

The Timberwolves also hold centers to 51.8% shooting (5TH-LOWEST), tightening efficiency and limiting upside.

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