Injury-driven minutes bump keeps da Silva in play, but scoring remains capped

He’s been at 12.2 PPG over the last 5 and 12.7 over the last 10, but the season mean is only 9.6 and the recent spike is already reflected in a 11.5 line. The value data also shows the under at 11.5 has a small positive edge on multiple books, so the over is not attractive here.

Season average is 3.8 RPG and even with recent improvement to 5.2 over the last 10, the model still shows the under as the best side at 4.5 with a 7.7% edge. His away rebound average is 5.1, but the larger sample and variance support caution on the over.

He averages just 1.48 APG for the season, and even the recent 2.3 APG still trails a 2.5 line. The value prop data shows a strong under with a 14.8% edge, making this the clearest lean.

He averages 1.6 made threes on the season and 1.7 over the last 10, so the line sits close to his mean. The under is only a thin edge, so this is playable but not a strong conviction.

He averages 0.9 SPG on the season and 1.4 over the last 10, with 1.1 in home games. The recent defensive activity supports a modest over if the book posts a standard 0.5 line.

His season average is 0.4 BPG, so a 0.5 line is slightly above his typical production. Recent spike to 0.6-0.8 is helpful, but the baseline still favors the under.

He combines 0.9 SPG and 0.4 BPG for a 1.3 season stock average, but the last 10 jumps to 2.0 and the last 5 to 2.4. This is a volatile combo, so confidence stays moderate.

He has 1.0 TO per game over the last 10 and 0.8 over the last 20, but recent higher minutes and usage have pushed him into more on-ball actions. If the book offers a low line, the over is viable but not strong.

A rough season blend of 9.6 points, 3.8 rebounds, and 1.5 assists puts him near 14.9 PRA, while recent usage is elevated but still not enough to justify a high combo line. Combo props carry extra variance, so the under is the safer stance if the line is inflated.