NBA DFS Cheat Sheet & Best NBA PrizePicks for Playoffs – 4/28
The NBA starts off the week with two playoff games Monday. The Cavs will look to complete a sweep of the Heat in Game 4 of their series. The Rockets will try to even their series with a win in Game 4 against the Warriors. On the injury front, Cavaliers PG Darius Garland (toe) and Heat SF Jimmy Butler (pelvis) are both listed as questionable.
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Let’s dig into the NBA Playoffs games on Monday below.
NBA DFS Cheat Sheet Today for PrizePicks: 4/28
Here are some of the top NBA DFS picks and predictions on PrizePicks today. Use this analysis to help you build a stacked NBA Lineup on PrizePicks. Click each pick to read more.
- Cavaliers SG Donovan Mitchell – 25.5 Points
- Warriors PF Draymond Green – 18.5 Pts+Rebs+Asts (Goblin)
- Heat C Kel’el Ware – 6 Rebounds
- Heat G Davion Mitchell – 19 Pts+Asts
- Popular NBA Picks Tonight on PrizePicks
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Here are four of the top NBA DFS picks for today for PrizePicks, April 28.
Cavaliers SG Donovan Mitchell – 25.5 Points

- Cavaliers SG Donovan Mitchell only scored 13 points in Game 3, but he played just 30 minutes and attempted just 14 shots with the Cavaliers winning by 37 points.
- Mitchell scored 30 points each in both Game 1 and Game 2.
- Including the playoffs, Mitchell has averaged 24.6 points per game on the road, compared to 23.3 points per game at home — the Cavs are on the road tonight.
- Mitchell has averaged 27.9 points and 22.2 shot attempts per game for his career in the playoffs.
Warriors PF Draymond Green – 18.5 Pts+Rebs+Asts (Goblin)

- Warriors PF Draymond Green has not recorded more than 19 combined points, rebounds, and assists in any of the three games of this series against the Rockets.
- Green has attempted a total of 22 shots across the three games.
- Green had a 15.9% usage rate during the regular season.
- During the regular season, the Warriors ranked 17th (99.37) and the Rockets ranked 18th (99.03) in pace of play.
Heat C Kel’el Ware – 6 Rebounds

- Heat C Kel’el Ware has recorded five or fewer rebounds in all three games of this series against the Cavaliers.
- While Ware has started all three games, he did not play more than 20 minutes in any of them.
- Dating back to the regular season, Ware has averaged just 23 minutes over his last 10 games.
- The Cavaliers allowed the 11th-fewest rebounds per game (43.5) during the regular season.
Heat PG Davion Mitchell – 19 Pts+Asts

- Heat PG Davion Mitchell has scored at least 16 points and posted at least five assists in all three games against the Cavaliers.
- Mitchell has logged at least 34 minutes in all three games of the series.
- Including the Play-In Tournament, Mitchell has recorded at least 21 combined points in assists in each of his last five games.
- Mitchell shot 50.4% from the field over 30 regular season games with the Heat.
Popular NBA Picks Tonight on PrizePicks
Here are the most popular NBA picks for Monday’s NBA Playoffs games on PrizePicks.
- Cavs SG Max Strus — 2.5 3-PT Made (Demon)
- Cavs PG Darius Garland — 26.5 Pts+Rebs+Asts
- Warriors PG Steph Curry — 27.5 Points
- Heat PG Davion Mitchell — 22.5 Pts+Rebs+Asts
- Rockets SG Jalen Green — 18.5 Points
- Heat SG Tyler Herro — 24.5 Points
- Cavs C Evan Mobley — 7 Defensive Rebounds
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