Devin Booker Props: Suns at Warriors Odds

Devin Booker and the Phoenix Suns head to San Francisco to take on the Golden State Warriors on Monday, March 13 at 10:30 p.m. ET / 7:30 p.m. PT on ESPN. The Suns are underdogs in a game that features a point total set at . Below, we’ll go over Devin Booker props for Suns at Warriors.

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

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Devin Booker Props For Suns At Warriors

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Kevin Durant will once again miss the opportunity to play in Golden State against the team he helped to two championships just a few years ago. Instead, Devin Booker and Chris Paul will shoulder the load on offense for a Phoenix Suns team that will eventually require the return of a healthy Durant to make a serious run at this year’s title, especially after trading away key role players Mikal Bridges and Cameron Johnson.

Booker in particular benefited a ton from having Durant alongside he and Paul, averaging 36 points, 7.7 assists and 5.3 rebounds in three games with KD. Compare that to his last eight games without the talented Durant where he’s averaging 26.5 points, 6.3 assists and 4 rebounds. Still respectable, but not as high as where his props sit tonight. His points, rebounds, and assists combo prop is much higher than the sum of those stats, currently at . He’s only managed to top that prop once in his last eight games without Durant, including a game against the Kings where he dropped 32 points and couldn’t manage enough rebounds or assists to get him to tonight’s number.

Meanwhile, with a 28-7 home record, the Warriors have looked like the reigning NBA champions when they play at Chase Center, a stark contrast to their 7-26 record on the road. That’s the same record away from home as the lottery-bound Detroit Pistons. The biggest difference is Golden State’s defense, ranked third-best at home and third-worst on the road. They’ve posted a defensive rating roughly 12 points per 100 possessions better at Chase. At this point in the season, the sample size is too big to ignore. We can reliably depend on the Warriors to play championship-level defense at home.

Especially in a division-matchup with the Suns. This series that has repeatedly felt like a playoff atmosphere regardless of date and time. The two teams have combined to average of 224 points in their last four matchups, well below tonight’s market total.