The San Antonio Spurs aren't getting swept in the 2026 NBA Finals. They avoided going down 0-3 in the championship series by toppling the New York Knicks in Game 3 on Monday. Now, they'll look to secure a second straight victory at Madison Square Garden on Wednesday.
We're focused on point guards Jalen Brunson and De'Aaron Fox ahead of the action. Continue below for our NBA player prop picks for Game 4 of the NBA Finals on Wednesday, June 10.
NBA Player Prop Picks for Wednesday, June 10
- Jalen Brunson Under 5.5 Assists (+107)
- De'Aaron Fox Under 14.5 Points(-106)
Jalen Brunson Under 5.5 Assists (+107)
This has not been a strong shooting series for the most efficient scoring offense in this year's playoffs.
The Knicks are shooting a league-high 49.9% from the field this postseason, but that figure has dropped significantly in the NBA Finals.
New York has shot 42.8% from the field against San Antonio over its previous three games. Only three teams have posted lower team field goal percentages overall this postseason, to put things in perspective.
The Knicks shot an NBA Finals high 45.0% in their Game 3 loss, but trends don't suggest that Brunson will take on the role of a distributor in Game 4.
Brunson averaged 7.5 assists against the Spurs during the regular season and is now averaging 4.3 assists per game in the NBA Finals.
New York has needed him to take things into his own hands as a scorer, and he's been especially focused on doing just that at home.
Brunson is averaging 30.8 points per game at Madison Square Garden this postseason and is scoring 25.5% of his team's points in the NBA Finals so far.
He is a willing and capable passer, but I'm leaning toward him falling short of six assists for the third time in four games against one of this year's most formidable defenses.
Pick: Jalen Brunson Under 5.5 Assists (+107, DraftKings)
De'Aaron Fox Under 14.5 Points (-106)
You could argue that Dylan Harper has been the Spurs' best point guard so far in the NBA Finals.
Fox is still on the mend after suffering an ankle injury in the second round of this year's playoffs and hasn't had much to offer as a scorer against the Knicks so far.
While Fox did score 20 points in Game 2 in a bounce-back performance, he's averaging 13.0 points while shooting 38.5% from the field and 18.2% from deep in the championship series. His struggles have forced San Antonio to incorporate Harper more and more.
Harper's shooting percentages are mildly better than Fox's, but he has ranked third in points per game (14.7) and second in rebounds per game (7.7) over his previous three outings.
Fox appears to be pivoting toward focusing on creating for others, as he's fallen short of 10 points in three of his last six playoff appearances. He's dished out 6.3 dimes per contest during that stretch.
Look for Harper to continue taking on a more important scoring role off the pine for San Antonio, as opposed to Fox getting more aggressive after his latest 4-for-14 shooting night.
Harper has relieved Fox often enough and is averaging more than 30.0 minutes per game in the NBA Finals so far.
