Harrison Barnes went 3 of 8 from deep against the Pelicans on Sunday, and I like him to make multiple treys Tuesday in the same matchup. The Pelicans have allowed 47.3 3-point attempts per game over their last three contests -- most in the NBA. Barnes is shooting a career-best 41 percent from beyond the arc and has made three 3-pointers in both matchups against New Orleans this season (6 for 13 overall).

We've seen this movie before. Kelly Olynyk had a big 14 point, 15 rebound and 2 assist game 2 days ago vs the Spurs as he capitalized on Wemby’s absence both offensively and on the boards. He should play a solid amount of minutes again tonight, as he has the last 2 nights, and take advantage of the same opportunities.

Zion Williamson just missed hitting the over on this line Sunday when he scored 22 points against the Spurs. Prior to that, Williamson had scored at least 24 points in eight of his previous 10 games. He has thrived at home, where he is averaging 27.6 points and shooting 59.1% from the field this season. The Spurs don’t have their rim protector in Victor Wembanyama (shoulder), so look for Williamson to feast inside the paint and hit this over.

The Spurs have played the last three games without Victor Wembanyama (shoulder), who has been ruled out for the remainder of the season. Keldon Johnson is still not starting, but he did log at least 24 minutes and score at least 15 points in all three of those games. That included him scoring 18 points against the Pelicans on Sunday. The Pelicans have the third-worst defensive rating in the league, so expect Johnson to also be productive in this rematch.

DraftKings. Going back to the well with Zion Williamson in a rematch against the Spurs, but will add rebounds this time. Williamson has cleared this line in 9 of his last 11 games. While he only scored 22 points against the Spurs two days ago, he missed several shots at the rim that he’d typically make.