Westbrook’s assist volume keeps him playable, but scoring and combo props lean cautious

Season mean is 15.2 and the value data strongly favors the under at this number. His last-5 scoring is only 15.0, so 17.5 is still above his typical output.

Season mean is 6.63 and his last-20 is 6.0 APG, which is below the market despite the last-5 spike to 10.2. The assist prop is close enough to the true baseline to prefer the under with moderate confidence.

Season mean is 5.48 and recent rebound form has cooled to 4.9 in the last 5 and 3.8 over the last 20. That puts 5.5 right on the edge, but the recent trend leans slightly under.

He averages 2.0 made threes on the season and 1.8 over the last 5, so 1.5 is a reachable number. The confidence stays modest because his threes variance is not trivial.

Season average is 1.3 steals and the last-5 is 1.4, which does not justify expecting 2+ steals. The line is high for a volatile category, so the under is the safer side.

He averages only 0.2 blocks per game on the season, so a 0.5 line is clearly above his normal output. This is a strong under based on season baseline alone.

His last-10 turnover rate is 2.5 and last-20 is 3.0, which supports at least 3 turnovers more often than not. The playmaking load keeps this prop live despite the recent 1.4 mark over the last 5.

His season PRA components add up to a profile that sits near the low 30s, and combo props carry extra variance. Given the caution on combo markets, the under is the better side.