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Thunder vs. Grizzlies Player Props: NBA Playoffs Odds & Best Bets for Game 4

Andrew Brennan

Last Updated: April 25, 2025 3:27 PM EDT • 3 min 1 sec read.

Best Thunder vs. Grizzlies Player Props: Game 4 Odds & Expert Picks, April 26
Pictured: Oklahoma City Thunder guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander drives to the basket as Memphis Grizzlies guard Ja Morant defends him. Photo by Alonzo Adams via Imagn Images.

I looked far and wide for any Over/Unders on the number of Memphis players who will quit in Game 4, but sadly our best sports betting sites just couldn't set a line high enough. Therefore, our Thunder vs. Grizzlies player props will focus on actual bets for what will likely be the decisive game in this series.

FedExForum will play host to one last depressing Grizzlies contest this season on Saturday afternoon, with tipoff scheduled for 3:30 p.m. ET (TNT) and Ja Morant's plane to Cancun scheduled for roughly three hours later.

📡 How to watch Thunder vs. Grizzlies live (Game 4)

📅 Saturday, April 26
🕗 3:30 p.m. ET
📍 FedExForum (Memphis)
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⛹️ Best Thunder vs. Grizzlies player props & odds: Game 4

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🔥 Shai Gilgeous-Alexander Under 43.5 PRA ⭐⭐⭐⭐

SGA has yet to clear this total once during this series, and that includes the Game 3 comeback, which was easily his most productive outing. He scored 31 points to go along with eight dimes and four rebounds, going Under this total on the hook.

During Game 4, we'll see a combination of what he produced during the first two contests. In Game 1, he played only 23 minutes and finished with 23 PRA, and he played 38 minutes while logging 40 PRA in Game 2.

I'm not expecting another 50-point blowout, but this series is over. The Grizzlies' collapse on Thursday told us all we need to know. If a team gets outscored by 32 in the second half, it's ready for the season to end. And it will on Saturday afternoon, when SGA will get a well-deserved break for most, if not all, of the fourth quarter.

✅ Best odds: -115 via bet365 ($10 to win $8.70)

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🔥 Chet Holmgren Over 1.5 assists ⭐⭐⭐

Holmgren has been a scoring machine throughout the first three matchups of this series, and Game 3 was his best performance of the bunch. He dropped 24 points on 50% shooting, including 5-for-10 from beyond the arc. However, he's gone two straight games with zero assists. So, why exactly are we taking the Over here?

Well, those two donuts are exactly why this prop is trading at 1.5 and the Over is still relatively long. Holmgren isn't exactly a passing big man, but he regularly racks up two assists per game.

Additionally, there may be some Grizzlies players who at least try to win this game, and an easy way to help the team at this point would be to run Holmgren off the 3-point line. If Memphis consistently closes out on those shots, Holmgren will start swinging it, and that should lead to a couple of dimes.

✅ Best odds: -120 via bet365 ($10 to win $8.33)

🔥 Jalen Williams Under 5.5 rebounds ⭐⭐⭐

Williams has been hovering right around this total in each game of the series while finishing with five, six, and six rebounds. I mostly like this play for the same reasons I'm drawn to the SGA Under.

Williams played limited minutes during the blowout in Game 1 when he went Under this line. And he's now logged 35-plus minutes over the past two games. With the Thunder up 3-0 and very much on their way to the second round, I'm convinced we'll see the starters play around 30 minutes.

If that comes to fruition, Williams should go Under his rebounding total, just as he did in Game 1.

✅ Best odds: -120 via BetMGM ($10 to win $8.33)

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Andrew Brennan
Andrew Brennan is a publishing editor for Sportsbook Review. He also heads the website’s MLB coverage, from the various futures markets to daily picks. Andrew believes a math-based approach is the best way to enjoy long-term success in sports betting, and he’s spent the better part of the last year fine-tuning his own process for MLB, NBA, and NFL picks. Andrew uses eight different sportsbooks to find the best odds available and various projection models to gather as much information as he can. His most used sportsbooks are bet365, FanDuel, and theScore Bet. When it comes to daily projection models, he regularly references NumberFire across all sports, as it’s one of the best free tools available. In terms of which daily markets Andrew attacks, he almost exclusively bets on pitcher strikeouts for baseball. When the winter rolls around, you’ll see him providing more variety when it comes to the NBA (points, assists, rebounds) and NFL (almost any offensive-based player prop). He used these tools to go +150 units in 2023. Andrew is also a passionate fantasy sports player. He’s played fantasy football, fantasy Premier League, and fantasy baseball for the last decade. He graduated from Durham College with his diploma in journalism after earning his degree in law from Carleton University. He’s worked in sports media since early 2017, first contributing at FanSided before moving to theScore. He joined SBR in 2022.