The Best Hawks vs. Sixers Player Prop Picks (April 30, 2021)

On Friday night, the Philadelphia 76ers will play host to the Atlanta Hawks in the second matchup between the squads in three nights.

Let’s take a closer look at the top Hawks vs. Sixers prop picks and make some predictions for this April 30, 2021 matchup.

Hawks vs. Sixers Player Props (April 30, 2021)

The Sixers laid a biblical beatdown on the Atlanta Hawks on Wednesday night in a 127-83 blowout. In that contest, no Sixers starter reached 27 minutes of game action. In fact, 11 Sixers played double-digit minutes, which is indicative of a game with a result that was never in doubt. Philadelphia jumped out to a 37-17 advantage through one quarter and held a 67-39 lead entering halftime.

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The question that remains ahead of this one isn’t whether or not Atlanta can win, rather whether or not they can keep this one closer. There’s an outside chance that star guard Trae Young could suit up for this game, while Bogdan Bogdanovic and Clint Capela have been added to the injury report as questionable for tonight’s contest.

Joel Embiid to Record 1+ Dunks and 1+ Made Three-Pointer (+130, FOX Bet)

This interesting two-leg, single-player parlay is worth a look over at FOX Bet. Sixers franchise center Joel Embiid dominated Atlanta on Wednesday night in just 25:09, shooting 7-16 from the field, including 1-3 from beyond the arc. In fact, Embiid dispelled the notion that he scores a majority of his points at the line by turning into more of a jump shooter in Wednesday’s game.

Embiid has drained at least one shot from distance in consecutive games, as well as in six of his last eight games overall. He’s gone 12-32 from deep over that stretch, good for 37.5%. As for the dunk portion of this, it’s worth noting that aside from Clint Capela, Atlanta’s interior options for defending Embiid are limited at best.

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Ben Simmons Under 25.5 Combined Points, Assists, and Rebounds (-128, FanDuel Sportsbook)

Sixers point guard Ben Simmons has had a solid season, averaging 14.6 points, 7.5 rebounds, and 7.0 assists per game in 50 games, while making a case for the league’s Defensive Player of the Year. There are two issues at hand, however, that make taking under 25.5 combined points, assists, and rebounds makes sense.

In the Sixers’ rout of the Hawks on Wednesday, Simmons played just 15:42, putting together a line of eight points, six assists, four rebounds, and two blocks before Doc Rivers got double-digit minutes for a large number of bench players. It’s also worth noting that Simmons has seen his combined points, assists, and rebounds go under 25.5 in each of his last two games and seven of his last nine games overall.

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Danny Green Under 13.5 Combined Points, Assists, and Rebounds (-125, FanDuel Sportsbook)

After an uptick in minutes while point guard Ben Simmons was out of the lineup, Danny Green has seen his minutes increase steadily over the last three games following an initial drop-off three games ago. The common thread in those three games, however, has been the minimal output in terms of traditional counting stats. Three games ago, Green recorded just three combined points, rebounds, and assists. He followed that up with a 5 point, 4 rebound, 2 assist (11 combined) effort against the Milwaukee Bucks. On Wednesday night, Green managed just five points on 2-5 shooting, to go with three rebounds and one assist.

Green is occasionally good for a big breakout game, but there’s little reason to believe that tonight will be the night.

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