Nickeil Alexander-Walker had a breakout season for the Hawks, averaging 20.8 points per game. It was the most efficient season of his career with him shooting 45.9% from the field and 39.9% from three. In three regular season games against the Knicks, he scored 25, 23 and 36 points. Alexander-Walker shot 47.4% from the field on the road this season, so even with this game being played in New York, I like the over for his points.

DraftKings. The one decisive advantage the Knicks have in this series is in the paint. Mitchell Robinson should feast on the glass in his minutes, especially as the Hawks will be without their own backup center, Jock Landale. In the regular season, Robinson cleared this line in 19/25 games against teams outside the top 12 in opponent putback points and rebounds allowed (including 17 of his last 19). With the Hawks ranking 18th and 21st, respectively, Robinson should be in a spot to clear this line for the third straight matchup against Atlanta this season. Playable up to over 14.5.