Indiana Pacers vs New York Knicks Top 10 player props markets available for 2024 NBA Playoffs Game 7 (May 19)

The Indiana Pacers will face the New York Knicks in New York on Sunday for the conclusive Game 7 of their Eastern Conference semifinal series. With both teams neck-and-neck, the upcoming matchup will determine which team will advance in the playoffs to face the Boston Celtics for the Eastern Conference finals.

The Knicks are -3.5 point favorites to clinch the victory on their home court against the Pacers. The total is set at 207.5 points.

Top players props in Indiana Pacers vs New York Knicks (2024 NBA Playoffs Game 7)

No. 10: Andrew Nembhard Made 3s: Over 0.5 (-286)

Andrew Nembhard has cleared the 0.5 line in all matchups against the New York Knicks this season. Averaging 1.3 made 3s against the Knicks in the regular season and 1.5 made 3-pointers in the ongoing series, Nembhard is anticipated to clear the line yet again in Game 7.

No. 9: Tyrese Haliburton Steals: Over 1.5 (-115)

Haliburton is averaging 1.8 steals per game in the ongoing series and has crossed the 1.5 line four times in the previous six games. Moreover, he has cleared the line in all away games in the series and is anticipated to register over 1.5 steals as the Indiana Pacers face the New York Knicks on the road.

No. 8: Miles McBride Points: Over 13.5 (-115)

Despite a slow start to the series, Miles McBride seems to have found his rhythm crossing the 13.5 line in the previous three games. Averaging 16.0 points in the ongoing series, McBride is anticipated to clear the 13.5 line again in Game 7 against the Indiana Pacers.

No. 7: Isaiah Hartenstein Assists: Over 4.5 (+120)

Averaging 4.7 assists in the ongoing series, Isaiah Hartenstein has crossed the 4.5 line in four of the previous six matchups against the Indiana Pacers this season. Hartenstein cleared the line in the previous two games and is anticipated to register over 4.5 assists in the upcoming matchup.

No. 6: Tyrese Haliburton Assists: Under 8.5 (-120)

Averaging 7.2 assists in the ongoing series, Tyrese Haliburton has only marginally cleared the 8.5 line twice, registering nine assists each in the two games against the New York Knicks. It seems likely that Haliburton will register under 8.5 assists in the upcoming game.

No. 5: Myles Turner Points: Over 15.5 (-122)

Myles Turner is averaging 16.0 points in the ongoing series and has crossed the 15.5 line four times in the past six games. Turner also cleared the line in his previous two encounters against the New York Knicks and is anticipated to register over 15.5 points in the upcoming Game 7.

No. 4: Andrew Nembhard Assists: Over 4.5 (-126)

Nembhard has cleared the 4.5 assists line in three of the past six games. He fell shy of the line by 0.5 points as he registered four assists in the remaining games. Averaging 4.8 assists in the ongoing series, Andrew Nembhard is anticipated to clear the 4.5 line in Game 7.

No. 3: Jalen Brunson Points: Over 35.5 (-102)

With OG Anunoby and Josh Hart questionable for the Game 7, Jalen Brunson will have to put the New York Knicks on his back again. Brunson registered 31 points in their previous matchup, though he scored just five points in the first half of the game.

Averaging 31.8 points in the series, Brunson has cleared the 35.5 line twice in the ongoing series and is anticipated to clear the line again on Sunday.

No. 2: Pascal Siakam Points + Rebounds: Over 29.5 (-113)

Pascal Siakam cleared the 29.5 line in the previous two games against the New York Knicks. Though he's averaging 26.8 points and rebounds in the series, Siakam has crossed the line three times and is anticipated to register over in the upcoming matchup.

No. 1: Donte DiVincenzo Rebounds + Assists: Over 7.5 (-130)

Donte DiVincenzo is averaging 7.5 rebounds and assists in the ongoing series and has cleared the line thrice in the past six games against the Indiana Pacers. With OG Anunoby and Josh Hart questionable for the upcoming Game 7, DiVincenzo is anticipated to have a more significant contribution grabbing boards and feeding the ball to Brunson.