Anthony Davis Player Props: Raptors At Lakers

Anthony Davis and the Los Angeles Lakers host the Toronto Raptors on Friday, March 10 at 10:30 p.m. ET / 7:30 p.m. PT on NBA TV. The Lakers are underdogs in the game, which features a point total set at . Below, we’ll go over Anthony Davis’ props for Raptors at Lakers.

Here are Davis’s core points, rebounds and assists props for the game against the Raptors:

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Anthony Davis Props For Raptors At Lakers

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LeBron James will miss his sixth-straight game when the Los Angeles Lakers host the Toronto Raptors in a battle between the 9-seeds in each conference and the only game on the West Coast Friday night. Cue the Anthony Davis player props, please.

In 13 games without James this season, AD is averaging 29.6 points and 15.2 rebounds, compared to 25.1 points and 11.3 boards when they take the floor together. That’s all in the same amount of playing time at 33 minutes a night. He’s been even more dominant on offense over the last five games without LeBron, upping his scoring total to 33.8 points.

If you believe his recent totals should be expected against the Raptors, his points prop sits at . Initially it seems high until you consider he’s covered the over on this number in four of the last five. Toronto also happens to have allowed the second-most points to opposing Centers since their trade for defensive-big-man Jakob Poeltl at the trade deadline.

Interestingly, a few books are offering a seemingly-low total on AD’s turnovers tonight . The Raptors force the second-most turnovers on the season (16.2) and have actually increased that average to 18.0 per game during their current four-game road trip.

Without LeBron in the lineup this season, Davis is averaging nearly four turnovers per contest, two more than he coughs up when James plays. Obviously there will be more opportunities for Davis to turn the ball over as the first option when James sits.