The NBA playoffs continue on Monday at 7:00 PM ET with two games taking place, and there is value all across the board with the NBA Player Props Draftkings Pick6. 

Before we look at who should be in your Pick6 lineup, let’s go over a reminder about how the contest works. 

The goal for participants is to make more correct picks than the other participants in each contest. Winning entries receive a share of the available prizes. In Pick6, participants can build lineups of between 2 and 6 players and compete against participants with the same lineup size. The more picks you include in a lineup, the higher a payout could be.

Shea Gilgeous-Alexander Over 31.5 Points

Shea Gilgeous-Alexander is one of the best players in the playoffs, and he’s going to have no issue scoring. Two games ago against the Dallas Mavericks he scored 33 points and in the last game he fell one point short, putting up 31 points. The Mavericks don’t have anyone to slow down the Oklahoma City Thunder, and that is going to be the difference. Back Shea Gilgeous-Alexander to finish over 32 points. 

Al Horford under 1.5 Three–Pointers Made

Boston Celtics center Al Horford isn’t going to have a big game here. In the last game, Horford played 39 minutes and finished with only two points total. He was 0-6 from deep, and he’s going to have some major issues again here shooting from deep. He can continue to chuck them up from deep, but he’s not going to find a lot of success making them. Back Horford under 1.5 three-pointers made. 

Donovan Mitchell Over 40.5 Points+Rebounds+Assists

Donovan Mitchell is going to have no issue in this game. In the last game against the Boston Celtics, he put up 33 points, six rebounds, and three assists. In each of the last five games, he has combined for at least 41 points, rebounds, and assists. The Celtics don’t have anyone to slow down the star of the Cleveland Cavaliers and that is going to be the difference as Mitchell is going to get the job done. 

Chet Holmgren Under 14.5 Points

Everyone seems to be impressed with Chet Holmgren this postseason, but I am still not sold on him. In each of the last two games, Holmgren has finished with 13 or fewer points. In the last game against the Mavericks, he played 35 points, and he put up 13 points. Holmgren isn’t going to light up the scoreboard here, and the under is going to cash.