2022 NBA Playoffs -- Betting Tips for Bucks-Celtics, Warriors-Grizzlies Game 2

Jump ahead: Game of the night | Picks and props

All odds are provided by Caesars Sportsbook.

Point Giannis While Giannis Antetokounmpo is no stranger to putting up points, he's also familiar with playing point forward when needed. Jrue Holiday remains an elite two-way point guard, but Game 1 in Boston saw Antetokounmpo tally a game-high 17 potential assists on a team-high 55 passes. Antetokounmpo has an assist prop of 6.5 entering a critical Game 2 at TD Garden, the continued absence of Khris Middleton suggests he is in a good spot to produce as a playmaker.

Passing Profits: Speaking of scoring forces who can also distribute, Jordan Poole and Jayson Tatum each paced their teams with 16 potential assists on Sunday. Poole likely won't be creating for others in Game 2 as long as Draymond Green stays active, but there's still real value in his assist prop that hovers around five on Tuesday. With Marcus Smart injured, Tatum will be tasked with distribution duties and his assist prop of 5.5 could prove rewarding. The Bucks like to pack the paint on defense giving Tatum plenty of drive-and-kick opportunities.

Glue Guy: The Grizzlies have had to adapt to playoff basketball. The team has removed limited frontcourt options such as Xavier Tillman and Steven Adams from the rotation when challenged by smaller looks. Enter Brandon Clarke, who has been tasked to deliver as the team's premier glass cleaner and rim-runner since midway through the first round. With a game-high 20 rebounding chances in Game 1 and with Adams ruled out for Game 2, Clarke is poised to play at least 30 minutes, presenting value for rebounding and double-double props.

Boston Bounce Back 1.0: Boston went 10-of-34 (29.4%) from inside the arc in Game 1 against the