Sacramento Kings center Domantas Sabonis hasn’t played since March 17 due to an ankle injury, but tonight, he makes his return to the court. The Kings host the Boston Celtics at 10 p.m. EST in a battle between a title contender and a playoff hopeful.
There’s plenty of ways to get in on the action on DraftKings Sportsbook. Here’s the top Domantas Sabonis prop bets for tonight’s game.
Best Domantas Sabonis prop bets on DraftKings Sportsbook
Sabonis’ lines for tonight on DraftKings Sportsbook are set at 14.5 points, 10.5 rebounds, and 5.5 assists. His PTS + REB + AST combo line sits at 31.5.
The Kings are +142 underdogs on the Moneyline for tonight’s game, which carries a total of 224.5 points on DKSB. The Celtics are a very difficult matchup, ranking fifth in defensive rating and allowing just the third-fewest points per game to opponents. Starting center Kristaps Porzingis is also back in the lineup for Boston after a brief one-game absence.
Sabonis’ lines tonight are much lower than if he were completely healthy, but betting on the big man doesn’t come without its fair share of risk. He missed six games in early March before returning for two contests, the second of which he injured his ankle in. Excluding the one minute he played against Houston, Sabonis has been on the court for just 42 minutes since February 26. As mentioned above though, his lines are lower than usual, which is something bettors can capitalize on.
With that said, Sabonis’ points and assists lines both hold some appeal. He’s gone over the 14.5-point mark in 46 of his 58 appearances this season, including a 23-point performance in his first matchup with Boston this season. This over is available at -105 odds on DraftKings Sportsbook and could easily be achieved tonight, assuming his ankle isn’t bothering him too much. This is a certainly a chance to capitalize on the low line.
Alternatively, Sabonis’ assists prop holds plus-odds at the moment. He’s gone over 5.5 dimes in 32 contests on the campaign, giving this over a hit rate greater than 50%. The big man is the playmaking hub for the Kings, and even if he’s less active in the scoring column or on the boards, any lingering effects of the ankle injury won’t limit him from passing the ball to find open teammates. At +114 odds on the over, this is also worth a look.