With the 76ers down their top two stars there is an opportunity for several Philadelphia 76ers players to over achieve. Buddy Hield is a player that has adjusted his role in the NBA several times from main option to reserve with the Pacers and Kings. Hield is also coming off his second most attempts of the season with seventeen. Take his over in the points market.

Trey Murphy III is almost unstoppable when he’s locked in from behind the arc. Over the last five games, he is averaging 5.4 three-pointers and shooting 50.0 percent from behind the arc. During that span, he has averaged 21.6 points and 6.8 rebounds per game. I love this over.

The Pelicans beat the Raptors by 41 points Tuesday, which resulted in Zion Williamson logging just 26 minutes. Still, he finished with 33 combined points, rebounds and assists. He has hit the over on this total in nine of his last 14 games. He is a nightmare matchup for the 76ers, who have limited size with Joel Embiid (knee) out. Embiid also missed the last meeting between these two teams. In that game, Williamson dominated with 33 points, eight rebounds and six assists. Even with the blowout potential here, I’m taking the over.

Despite receiving quite a bit of criticism, Zion Williamson is playing very good basketball and the Pelicans are quietly the 5th seed and have won 11 of their last 15 games. While Zion's stats may not jump off the page, he's been very efficient, and he's made some strides as a playmaker. he Pels have done a good job of managing Zion's minutes and clearly are trying to preserve him for the playoffs. With that being said, this number is too low against a 76ers team missing their two All-Stars. Scoring forwards have been having a field day against the 76ers recently as well. Look for that trend to continue and Zion should have a good shot to eclipse this combo line.