Cleveland @ Oklahoma City props

Out of all players in the league, Evan Mobley lands in the 85th percentile for shots from the field scored when playing away from home, logging a whopping 6.5 per game since the start of last season. Among all players in the NBA, Evan Mobley places in the 91st percentile for playing time, compiling a whopping 34.0 minutes per game since the start of last season. In regard to scoring, the Cavaliers's remarkable 48.5% field goal percentage as the home team settles in as the 7th-strongest in the NBA since the start of last season. The matchup vs. Oklahoma is a good one for three-pointers; when the Thunder are on their home court, the opposing team's starting PFs have compiled the 29th-highest three percentage in the NBA since the start of last season (40.1%). The Thunder have played at the 10th-speediest tempo in the league without the home court advantage this year, which should lead to increased opportunities for the {OPP_TEAM}.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander has played 35.1 minutes per game while on his home court since the start of last season, putting him in the 96th percentile -- putting him among the most-utilized players in the NBA. The 10th-fastest tempo home team in the NBA this year has been the Thunder. The Oklahoma City Thunder rank as the 10th-best offensive rebounding offense in the league while playing away from home since the start of last season (offensive rebounds maintain possession and may therefore provide added chances for scoring and assists). Out of all players in the NBA, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander registers in the 100th percentile for free throws scored, logging an enormous 9.4 per game since the start of last season. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander will receive the benefit of the home court advantage in this game. Playing on your home court tends to increase player performance across the board.

Since the start of last season when they are on the road, the opposing team's starting SGs have averaged 31.1% on threes (14th-lowest in the NBA) against the Oklahoma City Thunder, resulting in a tough matchup. The Cleveland Cavaliers check in as the 8th-worst offensive rebounding offense in the league since the start of last season (offensive rebounds maintain possession, and a lack of them can therefore reduce extra chances for scoring and assists). Since the start of last season when they are at home, opposing teams have captured 12.2 offensive boards per game (most in the NBA) vs. the Thunder (lengthening possessions that can generate additional chances for offense). Donovan Mitchell will not have the benefit of the home court advantage in this matchup. Playing away from your home stadium usually worsens stat production in all stat categories.

Max Strus has attempted 6.9 shots from downtown per game since the start of last season, putting him in the 93rd percentile among all players in the league. In regard to scoring, the Cavaliers's remarkable 48.5% field goal percentage as the home team settles in as the 7th-strongest in the NBA since the start of last season. Since the start of last season when they are at home, the other team's starting SFs have totaled 5.5 three attempts per game (28th-most in the league) against the Oklahoma City Thunder, resulting in a strong matchup. The Thunder have played at the 10th-speediest tempo in the league without the home court advantage this year, which should lead to increased opportunities for the {OPP_TEAM}. Max Strus has converted 87.0% of his foul shot attempts without the home court advantage since the start of last season, ranking him in the 84th percentile out of all players in the NBA.

Among all players in the league, Jarrett Allen lands in the 93rd percentile for scoring efficiency while at home with a a stellar 62.5% rate since the start of last season. Jarrett Allen has tallied 32.1 minutes per game at home since the start of last season, ranking in the 85th percentile -- putting him among the most-used players in the league. In regard to scoring, the Cavaliers's remarkable 48.5% field goal percentage as the home team settles in as the 7th-strongest in the NBA since the start of last season. Since the start of last season when they are on the road, opposing starting Cs have shot 63.5% on field goals (30th-highest in the league) vs. the Oklahoma City Thunder, labeling this as a strong matchup. The Thunder have played at the 10th-speediest tempo in the league without the home court advantage this year, which should lead to increased opportunities for the {OPP_TEAM}.

Darius Garland has attempted 16.2 shots per game playing at home since the start of last season, putting him in the 90th percentile out of all players in the NBA. Darius Garland has sunk 39.3% of his 3-point attempts at home since the start of last season, ranking in the 91st percentile among all players in the NBA. Among all players in the league, Darius Garland places in the 93rd percentile for playing time, averaging an enormous 34.3 minutes per game away from home since the start of last season. In regard to scoring, the Cavaliers's remarkable 48.5% field goal percentage as the home team settles in as the 7th-strongest in the NBA since the start of last season. The matchup vs. Oklahoma is a good one for three-pointers; when the Thunder are the visiting squad, the other team's starting PGs have averaged the 24th-most treys per game in the league this year (3.0).

Josh Giddey has attempted 15.0 field goals per game when playing on the road this year, ranking in the 92nd percentile out of all players in the league. This matchup is a tough one; when the Cleveland Cavaliers are on their home court, they have allowed the least points per game in the league to opposing clubs since the start of last season (106.7). The 10th-fastest tempo home team in the NBA this year has been the Thunder. The Oklahoma City Thunder rank as the 10th-best offensive rebounding offense in the league while playing away from home since the start of last season (offensive rebounds maintain possession and may therefore provide added chances for scoring and assists). This matchup is a hard one for getting to the foul line; opposing squads have attempted a lowly 22.7 foul shots per game when the Cleveland Cavaliers are away from home since the start of last season (9th-least in the NBA).

Chet Holmgren has averaged 17.0 points per game while on the road since the start of last season, putting him in the 88th percentile -- near the top of the league by this metric. Chet Holmgren has averaged 30.0 minutes per game while playing away from home this year, ranking him in the 75th percentile -- putting him among the most-utilized players in the NBA. The 10th-fastest tempo home team in the NBA this year has been the Thunder. The Oklahoma City Thunder rank as the 10th-best offensive rebounding offense in the league while playing away from home since the start of last season (offensive rebounds maintain possession and may therefore provide added chances for scoring and assists). Out of all players in the league, Chet Holmgren lands in the 93rd percentile for free throws made at home, tallying a whopping 3.9 per game since the start of last season.

Jalen Williams has made 7.0 shots made from the field per game while playing at home this year, putting him in the 88th percentile among all players in the NBA. Out of all players in the NBA, Jalen Williams rates in the 92nd percentile for playing time, putting up a colossal 33.4 minutes per game this year. This matchup is a tough one; when the Cleveland Cavaliers are on their home court, they have allowed the least points per game in the league to opposing clubs since the start of last season (106.7). The 10th-fastest tempo home team in the NBA this year has been the Thunder. The Oklahoma City Thunder rank as the 10th-best offensive rebounding offense in the league while playing away from home since the start of last season (offensive rebounds maintain possession and may therefore provide added chances for scoring and assists).