We're getting a pretty hefty discount on this Chet Holmgren combo line due to this matchup, however I like this chances against Wendell Carter Jr. Look for Holmgren to stuff the stat sheet.

SGA will score….but I do not think he will get the rebounds and assists to go over this healthy total. The Magic play slow, they play D and they will limit possessions

Preview of the 2025 NBA Finals? Might be with both franchises on the rise, although OKC is well ahead of Orlando. Also the second-ever matchup between the top two picks in the 2022 draft in the Magic's Paolo Banchero and Thunder's Chet Holmgren. OKC and Holmgren took the first meeting at home on Jan. 13, but Orlando was missing a few other starters then but is fully healthy now. The Magic are one of the East's best home teams at 17-7. This should matter more to the Magic as their only TNT game and with Shaq's No. 32 jersey being retired to the rafters at the Kia Center. The Thunder have dropped three straight away -- including at Detroit.

This is a big combo line for SGA against a very tough defense in Orlando. The magic surrender the fewest assists to opponents in the league, in addition to the 5th fewest rebounds. Look for the Magic to limit his Reb + AST opportunities.

Orlando at home has been a profitable angle this season, as the maturing Magic have made a nice fortress out of what they now call the Kia Center; only Boston has a better home mark than Orlando's sparkling 17-7. Recent form continues to be good, with back-to-back home wins and covers following an encouraging road trip in which the Magic won three of its last four. Along the way, Franz Wagner has tapped another rich vein of form, scoring at a robust 35 pg clip in the recent home wins vs San Antonio and Chicago. Meanwhile, OKC, while formidable, has bowed in three straight away from home. Play Magic