Buzelis is scoring like a primary option, but the market is catching up

His season average is 16.2 PPG and his vs-opponent mark is 11.7 PPG across 7 games, both below this line. The last-5 surge to 25.8 PPG is likely overstretched relative to his baseline.

He averages 5.6 rebounds on the season and 6.3 over the last 20, which is still short of 6.5. Recent form is better at 7.4 over the last 5, but that is a smaller sample and should be weighted conservatively.

Season assist average is 2.1 and his last-5 mark is only 1.4, so he has not been consistently clearing 2.5. The season standard deviation of 1.49 also signals meaningful volatility, but the baseline still leans under.

He averages 2.25 made threes per game on the season and 3.5 over the last 10, with 3.8 over the last 5 in a higher-minute role. This is the strongest over on the board, though the line is still close to his season mean.

He averages 1.5 blocks exactly on the season, but the line requires an over to beat a number that his baseline only matches. With variance in blocks and a season standard deviation of 1.59 for stocks, the under is the safer side.

His season stocks average is 2.19 and he has 2.3 over the last 10, so there is enough baseline support to project around 2.0. The edge is modest because defensive events can swing game to game.

Points plus rebounds season averages sum to 21.8, below 26.5, and his recent scoring spike is not enough to fully justify this combo. Combo props are inherently higher variance, so the under is preferred.

His season rebounds plus assists combine to 7.7, which is just above 7.5, and his recent rebounding has climbed to 7.1 over the last 10. This is a narrow edge, so confidence stays moderate.