Warriors vs. Celtics Prop Bets for NBA Finals Game 4

Game 4 of the 2021-22 NBA Finals is scheduled for Friday, June 10. It’s arguably the biggest game of the series so far as the Boston Celtics have a great opportunity to take the 3-1 series lead over the Golden State Warriors at TD Garden.

Fans have already been putting money down on your typical markets, such as the moneyline or even the over/under on the total. However, there are also some interesting prop bets offered on BetOnline Sportsbook that should catch a bettor’s eye.

Here’s a look at some of the best Warriors vs. Celtics Game 4 players props that you should put money on ahead of tonight’s contest.

Best Warriors vs. Celtics NBA Finals Game 4 Prop Bets

The NBA props listed below are from BetOnline Sportsbook.

1. Stephen Curry Over 28.5 Points (-110)

The Warriors may have come up short in Game 3 of the NBA Finals on Wednesday, but one thing that fans can’t do is blame Stephen Curry for the loss. The veteran sniper gave it all he had, finishing with 31 points in defeat.

Having said that, Curry is a great candidate to hit the over on this prop tonight. Scoring 29-plus points is a lot to ask from your average player, but it’s just business as usual for the Golden State superstar.

For starters, he’s already averaging 31.3 points this series, which is a decent amount above the over. Not only that but he’s actually finished with 29-plus points in each of the three games of the 2021-22 NBA Finals thus far.

Beyond that, Curry has hit the over in 11 of his 19 games played so far in the playoffs. The impressive thing is that some of those performances came while he was dealing with an injury, proving just how much it takes to slow him down.

Throw in the fact that he’s finished with at least 29 points in six of his last seven games against the Celtics and it’s easy to see why bettors should take advantage of this prop.

2. Jaylen Brown Over 3.5 Assists (-138)

Jaylen Brown is known for his ability to step off offensively and help the Celtics when they need it, but he can also be a solid passer when called upon.

The Marietta, Georgia native is averaging 4.8 helpers in his last five games, which is above his average of 3.6 in the playoffs. He’s made some unfortunate passing decisions in the 2021-22 NBA Finals that have led to some turnovers, but the fact remains that he’s already hit the over twice against the Warriors.

In fact, Brown has actually hit the over on this prop in four of his last five games. Considering how he finished with the under in six straight games before his current stretch of success, it’s safe to say that the 25-year-old is taking his game to the next level.

Golden State has also allowed Boston to average 28.3 assists over the last three games, opening the door for Brown to continue his playmaking magic on Friday.

3. Andrew Wiggins Under 1.5 Threes Made (-115)

On a team that includes the likes of Curry, Klay Thompson and Jordan Poole, it isn’t much of a surprise that Andrew Wiggins’ name doesn’t tend to come up when discussing three-point shooting threats.

Wiggins is averaging 1.4 three-pointers made on 34.5% shooting in the 2021-22 NBA Playoffs. Far-range shooting just isn’t part of his game, which will play a factor in him potentially hitting the under on this prop in Game 4.

Although he finished with a pair of three made in each of Games 1 and 2, Wiggins has finished with the under on this prop in four of his last six games. Just to be clear, he’s only average 1.2 threes made over that stretch.

The Celtics are one of the top teams when it comes to defending threes, as proven by them holding their opponents to a 33.7% rating from beyond the arc. As solid as Wiggins can be at times, don’t expect him to connect on multiple threes tonight.

4. Al Horford Under 19.5 Points + Rebounds (-122)

The Celtics have been able to count on Al Horford to step up multiple times in the playoffs, however, he’s been relatively quiet in the NBA Finals. Keeping that in mind, he’s likely to hit the under on this combo prop.

Horford has combined for 20-plus points and rebounds before, but that hasn’t been the case all that often as of late. The 36-year-old veteran big man has actually finished with the under in nine of his last 12 postseason outings.

The Warriors have been doing a great job at keeping him in check, holding him to an average of 6.5 points and 8.0 rebounds over the last two games.

At the end of the day, Horford will still make his impact felt in a few ways, but it might not be in the form of this prop. Take the over and keep expectations low for him at TD Garden tonight.