Scoot’s usage is there, but Denver matchup and recent efficiency point to a cautious scoring outlook

He is at 13.5 PPG for the season, while last 10 is 14.0 and last 20 is 13.2, so the recent range does not justify an over push. Denver’s 116.74 defensive rating and 0.323 scoring suppression make the under the cleaner side, especially with his trend marked down.

Scoot averages 2.8 RPG on the season and 3.0 RPG over the last 5, both above 2.5. The edge is modest, but the rebound number is low enough to support a small over despite his away average of 2.3.

His season average is 3.9 APG, but his last 10 is 3.1 and his away mark is 3.6, which is right around the line and not strong enough for an over. With a down trend and 2.5 turnovers per game recently, the under is safer on a variance-limited prop.

He averages 1.74 threes season-long, but the away split is only 1.2 and the line sits at 1.5. His last 5 is 2.0, yet the larger sample and away performance keep this close to a coin flip with slight under lean.

Scoot’s season stocks average is 0.89, with last 10 at 1.2 and last 20 at 0.8, which does not consistently clear 1.5. The recent spike is not enough to overcome the baseline volatility and lower season mean.

He is averaging 2.5 turnovers over the last 10 and 2.7 over the last 20, with multiple recent games at 3+ turnovers. That volume makes the over playable, though confidence is capped by his game-to-game volatility.

Points plus assists projects near his season baseline, but his recent scoring and assist trends are both below or near their averages. Because combo props are higher variance, the under is the more conservative side at this number.