Stephen Curry (knee), Kristaps Porzingis (illness) and De’Anthony Melton (rest) all won’t play Wednesday. Even Draymond Green (back) is questionable. With the Warriors missing so many key players lately, Gui Santos has scored at least 15 points in eight of his last 10 games. That included a 16-point performance against the Grizzlies. Memphis has allowed an average of 125 points over their last 10 games, so look for Santos to stay productive in the scoring column.

DraftKings. Gui Santos has cleared this combined line in seven of his last ten games. With Steph Curry remaining out, and both De’Anthony Melton and Draymond Green iffy to play on the second leg of a back to back, I’m hopping back on the Gui train. Memphis’ defense has cratered post trade deadline, and Santos shouldn’t have an issue garnering volume in an uptempo game. I’d also bet this at over 14.5 points.

This is simply a ton of output for Al Horford at this stage of his career. Horford is still a useful role player and capable of giving a team a good 12-15 minutes but expecting him to play 25+ minutes and provide much scoring is unlikely. While this is a good matchup, I don’t that thats necessarily applicable for Big Al, whose usage is likely to remain the same regardless of opponent. I’d play this down to 20.5.