Experts Pick Three Prop Bets for Suns-Jazz

PHOENIX -- The Phoenix Suns are spending the weekend in Salt Lake City with two road dates against the Utah Jazz - the first of which comes tonight in Phoenix's second in-season tournament matchup.

Here's three prop bets to consider from across the web:

Devin Booker OVER 28.5 Points

Eric Rosales, Covers.com: "So far this season, all Devin Booker has done is torch the opposition. It’s a small three-game sample, but he’s been lethal when on the court.

"In the Suns' 133-115 romp over a Minnesota side that had won seven straight games, Booker was brilliant. He finished with a team-high 31 points on 12-for-22 shooting, along with four boards and five dimes.

"That’s three straight games he’s cracked the 30-point plateau, and Wednesday’s seemed the easiest of the bunch, needing a tidy 26 minutes to get his.

"While the Jazz come into this contest winners of two in a row, the Utah defense isn’t exactly built for this at the moment."

Jordan Clarkson 2+ Made Threes

Filip Tomic, Pickswise: "Another player who likes scoring more than anything else is Utah’s Jordan Clarkson, especially when playing against the Phoenix Suns. Clarkson is putting up a consistent 16.3 points per game in the last 10 meetings with the Suns, providing the Jazz with instant offense off the bench whenever needed. He has the ultimate green light on offense, especially from three-point land, which is evident by the 7.2 threes attempted per game in those 10 meetings.

"He has failed to hit 2 threes only once during that stretch, while shooting 34.7% from downtown. Clarkson is currently 2nd in scoring on the Jazz, behind only Lauri Markkanen, so I think the shot opportunities will be there. Judging by how the previous meeting went, Utah might need to score 115+ to stay competitive in this game, so I think Clarkson will get his opportunities on offense."

Devin Booker OVER 39.5 points + rebounds + assists vs. Jazz (-115)

Chinmay Vaidya, DraftKings: "Booker has not been in the lineup a lot for the Suns this season, but he’s topped this line each team he has suited up. The Jazz aren’t exactly a defensive juggernaut, allowing 119.5 points per game. Bradley Beal is still out, so Booker will retain his heavy usage in Phoenix’s backcourt. Take him to have another monster game Friday night."