PrizePicks‘ top plays of the day on May 11th feature some NBA playoff action along with MLB regular-season plays. These PrizePicks lines should never be considered a lock, but these are the best bets on the board today.
Isaiah Joe has cleared this line in 10 of his last 12 games, and his high three-point volume is a big reason. He’s shooting between five and eight threes a night, and to go over this line, the 42% shooter just needs two to fall. The Oklahoma City Thunder are up 3-0 in their series, which may give them more incentive to play the bench more than the Los Angeles Lakers. The volume and potential role increase make this a great play.
Rui Hachimura has hit this over in every game since early April, going 14/14. His minutes are in the high 30s, and his shot volume is at an all-time high. It’s a light goblin, but this line is just way too low.
Michael Soroka has not been great this season for the Arizona Diamondbacks. He has allowed five or more hits in five consecutive games and 5/7 starts this season. The Texas Rangers aren’t anything special, hitting-wise, but they do perform much better against right-handed hitting (.245) than left-handed hitting (.198).
The Houston Astros rank third in the MLB in hits per game. George Kirby always goes deep into games, but he still gives up baserunners. He’s allowed five or more hits in seven consecutive games and has cleared this line in four of those games.
As a reminder, always bet responsibly when dealing with these PrizePicks plays. There is no such thing as a “lock,” so go for whatever you feel most comfortable with. The best two-man split of these picks is Hachimura and Joe (2.1x).
Keep an eye out for the pitcher fantasy scores to come out on PrizePicks. Some pitchers who may get good lines are Trevor McDonald and Joey Cantillo.
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