Devin Booker went 3 for 10 in his only previous matchup with New Orleans this season, and I like him to make at least three 3-pointers Thursday in the rematch. Over the past three games, the Pelicans have allowed an NBA-high average of 46.3 attempts from beyond the arc. Booker is averaging 38.5 minutes in February. The opportunities will be there.

Devin Booker has scored at least 28 points in three straight games. He attempted at least 20 shots in all three games, which is the norm for him since he is averaging 19.0 shot attempts per game for the season. This is a great matchup for him against the Pelicans, who have the third-worst defensive rating in the league. The last time he faced them, he scored 28 points across 37 minutes. Look for him to shine in this rematch.

CJ McCollum is averaging 3.8 rebounds and 3.9 assists per game for the season. Over his last 11 games, he has recorded at least eight combined rebounds and assists eight times. When he faced the Suns earlier this season, he recorded three rebounds and six assists. The Suns have allowed the seventh-most assists rebounds per game and they have the fourth-worst defensive rating in the league, so McCollum should receive ample opportunities to reach this over.

The Pels' CJ McCollum is averaging 21.9 points on the season and 20.6 PPG on the road. He had 25 points in his lone matchup vs. Phoenix this season. McCollum is scuffling a bit of late and that's why this is rather low but the Suns aren't a very good defensive team and just allowed 151 points last time out in Memphis.