Top NBA Player Prop Bets for Tuesday, January 11, 2022

Tuesday night is all about the Memphis Grizzlies in the NBA. Klay Thompson is set to appear in his second game of the year, too, but he’ll be taking on a Grizz squad that will eye their 10th straight win.

You can bet on the game itself, as Anthony Haage broke things down in his Warriors vs. Grizzlies betting pick. I’ve got you covered on the props side of things, and I’ll stretch my neck for wagers outside of the night’s most compelling showdown.

Yesterday’s NBA player props were a hit. LaMelo Ball made four threes (+120), and Matisse Thybulle had more than two steals (-143), while Royce O’Neale needed one more point to get my readers a third win.

Let’s see which NBA player prop bets look good for Tuesday, January 11, 2022.

I admittedly got a bit too ambitious with this same prop in regards to Nassir Little last night. The odds aren’t as alluring here, but you can tackle the same bet with less risk at SportsBetting.ag.

Bane is a threat to score 20+ points every time out these days, and his role is solidified with Dillon Brooks on the shelf.

.@memgrizz status report, Jan. 11 vs. @warriors:

QUESTIONABLE
Steven Adams – Health & Safety Protocols
Yves Pons – RT Ankle Soreness

OUT
Dillon Brooks – LT Ankle Sprain

— Grizzlies PR (@GrizzliesPR) January 10, 2022

His season averages eclipse this mark, and Bane will be needed to take out the Dubs tonight.

Bane is presently on a bit of a heater. He’s topped 20+ actual points in six of his last eight games, and during that stretch, he’s topped this total six times.

This same bet with Daniel Gafford (1.8 blocks per game) would be a lot more appealing. I don’t see it out there just yet, but if you find it, be sure to target it if the price is right.

Kuzma could still get bettors an easy win, though.

The Pistons give the ball away as much as anyone (17th most steals allowed) in The Association, and tonight they face a tough Bulls team.

Ball is averaging 1.9 steals per game, and his defensive intensity is required even more with Alex Caruso sidelined. This feels like the perfect spot for Ball to get his hands dirty, and he’s also in quite the thieving mode lately.

Here are his steal numbers in his last four games.

Ball is always a threat for multiple steals every single time he touches the floor. This is a good spot to trust him to get 2+ steals, yet again.

Play it a bit safer at 23 points (-204) if you feel like it, but KAT could score a lot more than that when he faces the Pels. This is a good marker and a nice price, but I’d go as high as 29+ (+140).

His ability to score inside and out – coupled with New Orleans’ poor defense – makes this a fun bet that stands out on this small slate.

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