2023 NBA bets, lines and stats for Saturday - ESPN

Saturday night's NBA slate features 10 games to choose from. However, perhaps the most interesting game on the slate is the Denver Nuggets vs. the Oklahoma City Thunder as the Nuggets look to extend their win streak to four games. In the first meeting between these teams, Nuggets dominated the Thunder 128-95 on the road. Oklahoma City should be looking for redemption on Saturday.

Giannis Antetokounmpo under 45.5 points and rebounds.

Antetokounmpo has surpassed this line in three consecutive games. But the Milwaukee Bucks are massive 17.5-point favorites and facing an atrocious Detroit Pistons team. There's a possibility that the starters might get some rest in the fourth quarter, leaving Antetokounmpo less time to hit this number.

Cade Cunningham over 25.5 points and assists.

Cunningham had a disappointing game on Friday night, scoring only four points and two assists. He had surpassed 25.5 points and assists over the previous six games and is well positioned to bounce back against the Bucks on Saturday night. Milwaukee's interior defense is formidable, but their perimeter defense can be exploited. The Bucks have also given up the third-most points per game to point guards this season.

Jonathan Kuminga over 18.5 points and rebounds.

Kuminga has shined in the Warriors' rotation with Draymond Green out, surpassing this line in three consecutive games while averaging 27.6 minutes per game over that span. He is in a very good spot Saturday night facing a Brooklyn Nets team that ranks mid-pack defensively.

Coby White over 26.5 points and rebounds.

White is in the midst of a breakout season as he has surpassed this line in seven consecutive games. This is good news for bettors, especially with Zach LaVine out because of a foot