DraftKings. Mark Williams is under this line in four of six games this season. Seeing his rotation top out at about 25-28 minutes, this is going to be a very tough matchup. The Warriors, despite running small, are very tough at the rim, allowing the eighth fewest points, in addition to the seventh fewest rebounds. Williams paint touches have dwindled, as the Suns lack the playmaking to get the center involved. Plus, Phoenix runs a three center rotation - the more mobile Oso Ighadaro is a better matchup for the Warriors, who will run smaller lineups with Draymond Green/Jonathan Kuminga at center. I’d bet this down to under 22.5.

Warriors forward Jonathan Kuminga averages 7.1 rebounds. He's played two games without Al Horford, who will be rested Tuesday night. In those games, Kuminga pulled down eight and 10 rebounds. The visiting Suns own an NBA-low defensive rebound rate (61.4 percent) on the road. Look for Kuminga to grab at least six boards. I would play this to -150.

This is another +$$$ bet on a line well under Devin Booker's 4+ rebounding average and projection. His Over rate on the road, 57.5% is actually higher than his rate at home (54.8%) and other guards who average between 3.5 and 4.5 rebounds do go over this line at a higher rate at Golden State (46.8%) than at home vs Golden State (42.2%). We are getting a little better line because without KD or Beal on the team anymore, Booker has to both score a ton and play point guard, but his rebounding average is basically unchanged from a year ago because his minutes will be 36+.