Sacramento Kings — TEAM TOTAL OVER 116.5 (+114)
Miami Heat @ Sacramento Kings
Nov 8, 2026 | 9:00 PM ET
121.0 points per game in the third game of a homestand, compared with 111.2 overall.
Across the 2025–26 through 2026–27 window, Sacramento cleared 116.5 points in 5 of 6 games matching that condition (83%).
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Miami Heat @ Sacramento Kings
Nov 8, 2026 | 9:00 PM ET
121.0 points per game in the third game of a homestand, compared with 111.2 overall.
Across the 2025–26 through 2026–27 window, Sacramento cleared 116.5 points in 5 of 6 games matching that condition (83%).
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Tyrese Maxey leads the NBA with 9.3 points per fourth-quarter appearance. He’s played in the fourth quarter of all 11 Philadelphia games. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is second at 9.0 across six fourth quarters. He played all 10 OKC games but sat out the fourth in two losses (Dallas, Houston) and two wins (Memphis, Washington).
Ty Jerome ranks third at 8.6 across eight fourth quarters, followed by Tyrese Haliburton at 8.5 across four. Both played fourth-quarter minutes in every game they appeared in. Stephen Curry is fifth at 7.7 across seven fourth quarters; he sat out the fourth in the loss to the Lakers.
Luka Dončić sits outside the top five at 6.6 across eight fourth quarters. His ninth appearance ended before the fourth in a lopsided loss to Golden State.
2026–27 through Nov. 9. Only games with fourth-quarter minutes count. Minimum four appearances.
Ty Jerome ranks third at 8.6 across eight fourth quarters, followed by Tyrese Haliburton at 8.5 across four. Both played fourth-quarter minutes in every game they appeared in. Stephen Curry is fifth at 7.7 across seven fourth quarters; he sat out the fourth in the loss to the Lakers.
Luka Dončić sits outside the top five at 6.6 across eight fourth quarters. His ninth appearance ended before the fourth in a lopsided loss to Golden State.
2026–27 through Nov. 9. Only games with fourth-quarter minutes count. Minimum four appearances.
CORRECTION — MISSED ❌ Jakob Poeltl OVER 7.5 rebounds (+127).
NBA.com's final all-period box score confirms 7 rebounds (5 offensive, 2 defensive), superseding our earlier 8-rebound CASHED card. Poeltl added 18 points and 4 blocks, but needed 8 rebounds to clear the line.
MEM @ TOR | Nov 9, 2026
Final: MEM 118–102 TOR.
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NBA.com's final all-period box score confirms 7 rebounds (5 offensive, 2 defensive), superseding our earlier 8-rebound CASHED card. Poeltl added 18 points and 4 blocks, but needed 8 rebounds to clear the line.
MEM @ TOR | Nov 9, 2026
Final: MEM 118–102 TOR.
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Luka Dončić and Nickeil Alexander-Walker lead the NBA with eight games each hitting at least four threes this season.
Dončić has done it in 8 of 10 games for the Lakers, averaging 5.5 made threes per game. Alexander-Walker has done it in 8 of 12 for the Hawks, averaging 3.9.
Through Nov. 10, six players are two games behind them: Stephen Curry, Duncan Robinson, Tristan da Silva, Michael Porter Jr., LaMelo Ball and Tyler Herro have each hit four or more threes in six games.
Dončić has done it in 8 of 10 games for the Lakers, averaging 5.5 made threes per game. Alexander-Walker has done it in 8 of 12 for the Hawks, averaging 3.9.
Through Nov. 10, six players are two games behind them: Stephen Curry, Duncan Robinson, Tristan da Silva, Michael Porter Jr., LaMelo Ball and Tyler Herro have each hit four or more threes in six games.
Our pick for Boston at Philadelphia (Nov. 10, 8:00 PM ET) is Tyrese Maxey over 5.5 assists (-105). Since the start of 2024–25, he’s averaged 8.6 assists against Boston versus 6.2 overall in the regular season, reaching six or more in all seven regular-season meetings. These figures exclude last season’s seven-game playoff series.
Luka Dončić and Austin Reaves lead the NBA in combined net box-score production at 83.8 per game, exactly 5.0 ahead of Denver. Dončić leads all players at 52.8, fueled by 39.3 points and 7.9 assists per game. Reaves adds 31.0.
Nikola Jokić (42.9) and Jamal Murray (35.9) rank second at 78.8. Murray is Denver’s higher scorer at 25.8 points per game, but Jokić comes close to averaging a triple-double with 23.1 points, 10.8 rebounds and 9.1 assists.
Victor Wembanyama (48.4) and Dylan Harper (27.0) give San Antonio third place at 75.4. Wembanyama alone averages 4.4 blocks. Miami is just 0.3 behind at 75.1: Giannis Antetokounmpo (44.1) and Bam Adebayo (31.0) combine for 21.2 rebounds a night, the most of these four duos.
StatCrumbs adds each player’s points, rebounds, assists, steals and blocks, then subtracts turnovers (TO). The ranking combines two teammates’ individual per-game averages for the 2026–27 regular season through Nov. 10. Each player must have appeared in at least five games.
Nikola Jokić (42.9) and Jamal Murray (35.9) rank second at 78.8. Murray is Denver’s higher scorer at 25.8 points per game, but Jokić comes close to averaging a triple-double with 23.1 points, 10.8 rebounds and 9.1 assists.
Victor Wembanyama (48.4) and Dylan Harper (27.0) give San Antonio third place at 75.4. Wembanyama alone averages 4.4 blocks. Miami is just 0.3 behind at 75.1: Giannis Antetokounmpo (44.1) and Bam Adebayo (31.0) combine for 21.2 rebounds a night, the most of these four duos.
StatCrumbs adds each player’s points, rebounds, assists, steals and blocks, then subtracts turnovers (TO). The ranking combines two teammates’ individual per-game averages for the 2026–27 regular season through Nov. 10. Each player must have appeared in at least five games.
Luka Dončić is averaging 52.8 in net box-score production this season. That puts him ahead of the two highest-producing players combined on three NBA teams.
Milwaukee comes closest at 51.7: Tyler Herro (29.2) and Jaime Jaquez Jr. (22.5) are 1.1 behind Dončić. Chicago’s Caleb Wilson (27.9) and Norman Powell (23.2) combine for 51.1. The widest gap is with the Clippers, where Darius Garland (25.2) and Rui Hachimura (21.6) total 46.8, exactly 6.0 below Dončić.
Here’s how Luka gets to 52.8: he averages 39.3 points, 7.8 rebounds, 7.9 assists, 2.0 steals and 0.8 blocks. Those five categories add up to 57.8 per game. Subtract his 5.0 turnovers (TO) and the result is 52.8.
Figures are per-game averages for the 2026–27 regular season through Nov. 10, with a minimum of five games per player.
Milwaukee comes closest at 51.7: Tyler Herro (29.2) and Jaime Jaquez Jr. (22.5) are 1.1 behind Dončić. Chicago’s Caleb Wilson (27.9) and Norman Powell (23.2) combine for 51.1. The widest gap is with the Clippers, where Darius Garland (25.2) and Rui Hachimura (21.6) total 46.8, exactly 6.0 below Dončić.
Here’s how Luka gets to 52.8: he averages 39.3 points, 7.8 rebounds, 7.9 assists, 2.0 steals and 0.8 blocks. Those five categories add up to 57.8 per game. Subtract his 5.0 turnovers (TO) and the result is 52.8.
Figures are per-game averages for the 2026–27 regular season through Nov. 10, with a minimum of five games per player.
MISSED ❌ Tyrese Maxey OVER 5.5 assists (-105) finished with 4 assists in Philadelphia’s 123–101 loss to Boston on Nov. 10, 2026. His assists by quarter were 0, 1, 3 and 0: two to LeBron James, one to Jaylen Brown and one to VJ Edgecombe. Maxey also had 24 points, 1 rebound and 2 turnovers, shooting 8/12 from the field, 3/4 from three and 5/5 at the line.
Donovan Clingan UNDER 10.5 points (+102) for OKC @ POR on Nov. 11, 2026, at 10:00 PM ET. Across four meetings with OKC in 2025–26 and 2026–27, he averaged 7.0 points versus 12.3 overall, scoring 7, 8, 6 and 7—under 10.5 in all four (100%). Oldest to newest: Nov. 5, 2025, W 121–119, 25 MIN, 2/7 FG (28.6%); Nov. 23, 2025, L 95–122, 20 MIN, 2/5 (40.0%); Dec. 31, 2025, L 95–124, 17 MIN, 2/5 (40.0%); Nov. 10, 2026, W 123–103, 26 MIN, 3/6 (50.0%); minutes rounded and results shown from Portland’s perspective.
Peyton Watson UNDER 14.5 points + assists (-120) for CLE @ NYK on Nov. 11, 2026, at 7:00 PM ET. In this season’s four-road-game sample, he averaged 10.5 points + assists versus 17.0 overall, posting 10, 7, 11 and 14 from oldest to newest—under 14.5 in all four (100%). His minutes averaged 23.8 on the road versus 30.6 overall.
CASHED ✅ Peyton Watson UNDER 14.5 points + assists (-120) finished with 7 points and 4 assists for a combined 11 in Cleveland’s 115–107 win over New York on Nov. 11, 2026. His quarter-by-quarter points/assists were 3/3, 1/1, 3/0 and 0/0; he shot 2/12 from the field (16.7%), 2/5 from three (40%) and 1/2 at the line (50%). In 30:04, Watson also recorded 5 rebounds, 4 blocks and no turnovers.
CASHED ✅ Donovan Clingan UNDER 10.5 points (+102) finished with 5 points in Portland’s 118–108 win over Oklahoma City on Nov. 11, 2026. His points by quarter were 0, 3, 0 and 2; he shot 2/4 from the field and 1/2 from three, with no free-throw attempts. He also had 12 rebounds (4 offensive, 8 defensive), 2 assists, 3 blocks, 1 steal and 2 turnovers.
Naz Reid UNDER 19.5 points (-103) for CHA @ PHX on Nov. 12, 2026, at 9:00 PM ET. Across nine meetings with Phoenix from 2023–24 through 2026–27, he averaged 9.6 points versus 14.1 overall. His totals from oldest to newest were 13, 8, 10, 13, 7, 9, 9, 6 and 11—under 19.5 in all nine games (100%), across all his teams.
Among 378 NBA players with at least five games played in this 2026–27 snapshot, only 14 are averaging 25 or more points per game. Jayson Tatum has the lowest effective field-goal percentage in that high-scoring group: 47.2%, while averaging 26.3 points across 11 games.
Tatum has made 88 of 214 field-goal attempts, including 26 of 85 threes (30.6%). His two-point percentage is 48.1%. Effective field-goal percentage accounts for the extra value of a made three: (88 + 0.5 × 26) ÷ 214 = 47.2%.
All 14 scorers, from lowest to highest eFG%:
Jayson Tatum — 26.3 PPG | 47.2%
Darius Acuff Jr. — 26.2 PPG | 48.6%
Jalen Brunson — 26.0 PPG | 49.3%
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander — 29.7 PPG | 50.2%
Anthony Davis — 25.2 PPG | 53.7%
Devin Booker — 25.1 PPG | 53.9%
Cooper Flagg — 25.9 PPG | 53.9%
Tyrese Maxey — 26.7 PPG | 56.1%
Ty Jerome — 26.2 PPG | 57.1%
Giannis Antetokounmpo — 27.7 PPG | 58.1%
Victor Wembanyama — 30.3 PPG | 59.1%
Luka Doncic — 38.6 PPG | 60.1%
Jamal Murray — 26.2 PPG | 62.6%
Stephen Curry — 27.8 PPG | 63.4%
Tatum has made 88 of 214 field-goal attempts, including 26 of 85 threes (30.6%). His two-point percentage is 48.1%. Effective field-goal percentage accounts for the extra value of a made three: (88 + 0.5 × 26) ÷ 214 = 47.2%.
All 14 scorers, from lowest to highest eFG%:
Jayson Tatum — 26.3 PPG | 47.2%
Darius Acuff Jr. — 26.2 PPG | 48.6%
Jalen Brunson — 26.0 PPG | 49.3%
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander — 29.7 PPG | 50.2%
Anthony Davis — 25.2 PPG | 53.7%
Devin Booker — 25.1 PPG | 53.9%
Cooper Flagg — 25.9 PPG | 53.9%
Tyrese Maxey — 26.7 PPG | 56.1%
Ty Jerome — 26.2 PPG | 57.1%
Giannis Antetokounmpo — 27.7 PPG | 58.1%
Victor Wembanyama — 30.3 PPG | 59.1%
Luka Doncic — 38.6 PPG | 60.1%
Jamal Murray — 26.2 PPG | 62.6%
Stephen Curry — 27.8 PPG | 63.4%