3 Best Prop Bets for Kings vs Warriors NBA Playoffs Game 6 on April 28 (Thompson's Perimeter Efficiency Shines)

Friday's slate of NBA postseason games includes a Game 6 between the'Sacramento Kings vs Golden State Warriors. FanDuel Sportsbook's latest'NBA odds'list the Warriors as the'7.5-point home favorite'with the projected total set at 235 points.

Here are three of the'best NBA player prop bets'for the Kings-Warriors game, courtesy of FanDuel Sportsbook.

Kings vs Warriors Player Props

1. Klay Thompson – Threes Made: Over 4.5 (-108)

Sinking more than 4.5 three-pointers is tough for most players, but it's another day in the office for Klay Thompson. The veteran sniper is averaging 4.8 threes on a 43.2% success rate over his last 14 games, finishing with the Over on this prop 11 times. Three of those instances have come during this series, including when Thompson went 5-of-11 from beyond the arc in Game 5. That trend has a good chance of continuing with the Kings surrendering the seventh-highest three-point percentage in the NBA this season. With 5+ threes in five of his past seven home games, Thompson is in good shape to finish with the Over on this prop.

2. Domantas Sabonis – Rebounds: Under 12.5 (-106)

Although Domantas Sabonis is more than capable of putting up impressive rebounding numbers, I see him finishing with fewer than 12.5 boards tonight. Sabonis has been held to the Under on that prop three times in this series, including in each of the last two games. In fact, he's now finished with 12 or few er rebounds in 11 of his past 14 games overall. Sabonis having to deal with the Warriors' Kevon Looney also plays a role in his likely hitting the under due to the latter averaging 18.7 rebounds over the last three games. There's just too much working against the veteran big man to trust him with the Over.

3. Draymond Green – Points: Over 9.5 (-111)

Draymond Green shocked a lot of people with a rare 21-point performance in Game 5. He's now averaging 11.3 PPG this series, putting him in a good position to hit the Over on this prop. Although double-digit scoring performances don't happen often for Green, he's accomplished the feat in each of his last two outings. Fur thermore, he's finished with the Over on this prop four times in his previous seven home games. Averaging 10.0 field-goal attempts over his last three games, Green sees more than enough volume to make hitting the Over a real possibility.