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Best Knicks vs. Pistons Player Props: Best Bets & SGP for Game 4

Isaiah Sirois

Last Updated: April 26, 2025 5:10 PM EDT • 2 min 27 sec read.

Best Knicks vs. Pistons Player Props: Best Bets & SGP for Game 4
Pictured: Detroit Pistons guard Malik Beasley (5) dribbles on New York Knicks guard Jalen Brunson (11). Photo by Rick Osentoski via Imagn Images.

The New York Knicks head into Game 4 against the Detroit Pistons with a 2-1 series lead. We dive into our top Knicks vs. Pistons player props, which discuss whether Malik Beasley, Cade Cunningham, and Jalen Duren can impact the outcome of Sunday's game.

Game 4 of this NBA playoff series gets underway on Sunday at 1 p.m. ET (TNT) from Little Caesars Arena in Detroit. Let’s get right into our expert player prop bets, with odds from our best sports betting sites, as our NBA picks continue.

⛹️ Best NBA player props for Knicks vs. Pistons: Game 4

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🔥 Malik Beasley Over 13.5 Points ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Few players have been more frustrating in this series than Beasley. The veteran wing’s minutes have fluctuated with his accuracy. He played just 35 minutes in Game 1 while shooting 50% from deep, but only managed 23 in Game 3, while shooting 20%. After shaky showings in Games 2 and 3, I’m going to trust Beasley to right the ship in Game 4.

Beasley is now averaging 13.7 points per game this series - while shooting just 33.3% from the field and 30% from long range - and is 1-2 to the Over at 13.5. While the accuracy hasn’t been there, the volume has, and the Knicks allowed opposing teams to shoot 40.6% from the corner, Beasley’s best zone, in the regular season. 

Consider laddering Beasley for 15-plus points (+108 at FanDuel) and 20-plus points (+360).

✅ Best odds: -115 via Fanatics ($10 to win $8.70)

🔥 Jalen Duren Under 23.5 Points + Rebounds ⭐⭐⭐⭐

New York is not kind to opposing centers. This season, the Knicks have permitted the third-fewest points per game (19.5) and the fewest rebounds per game (13.1) to the position. Over their last 15 games, those averages drop to an NBA-best 17.5 and 11.5.

While Duren had strong showings in Games 2 and 3, tallying 25 and 24 points and rebounds, respectively, he tallied only 13 in Game 1. We’re getting great value by backing him to go Under a generous total of 23.5 with such big showings in the last two games.

✅ Best odds: -115 via Hard Rock Bet ($10 to win $8.70)

🔥 Cade Cunningham Over 9.5 Assists ⭐⭐⭐⭐

Cunningham is averaging only 8.7 assists per game in this series, so it may seem bold to back him for Over 9.5. However, he is 2-1 to the Over in this series after he posted three assists in Game 2. He easily cleared the 9.5 in Game 1 (12) and Game 3 (11).

When we look under the hood, the value here jumps off the page. Cunningham is averaging 17.3 potential assists per game. Cunningham averaged 9.1 assists per game on 15.4 potential assists during the regular season, as well. Look for him to go over this number with ease.

✅ Best odds: +110 via Fanatics ($10 to win $11)

🚀 Best same-game parlay (SGP)

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📡 How to watch Knicks vs. Pistons live (Game 4)

📅 Sunday, April 27
🕗 1 p.m. ET
📍 Little Caesars Arena (Detroit)
📺 ABC | 🛜 ESPN+

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Written By:
Isaiah Sirois
Isaiah Sirois is a Sports Betting Analyst at Sportsbook Review specializing in basketball, motorsports, and football. He uses a wide variety of analytical tools to identify value on event-specific markets, and you can always find his columns stuffed to the brim with data. Basketball is Isaiah’s favorite sport to handicap, and he has covered NBA, WNBA, NCAA, Olympic, and FIBA markets for Sportsbook Review and other sites. However, Isaiah’s favorite sport to follow is auto racing, and you can usually find him watching NASCAR or IndyCar most weekends. He will be a fan of Team Penske and Ford Performance until the end of time. Isaiah graduated with a bachelor’s degree from Emory University and is currently attending Vanderbilt Law School.