Category: Player Prop Bets

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Start with the single-game baseline (season rate scaled to one game). Convert a verbal script — run-heavy, tracking a lead, garbage-time comeback — into simple percentage shifts on that baseline. Use short rules of thumb as initial multipliers: Run-heavy: -15–25%…