Knicks vs. Spurs NBA Finals Player Futures Best Bets

The 2026 NBA Finals are here, and the matchup is probably not one anyone could have guessed when the season began back in October. There probably weren’t many that would have wagered the New York Knicks and San Antonio Spurs would make it this far even at the start of these playoffs.

But that’s the beauty of the game. And that’s why it’s so fun to bet on. Big events like the NBA Finals have a ton of additional fun betting markets to consider–like futures. We take a look at the main player futures betting markets for these NBA Finals and make our picks of the litter. Read on for our predictions and the top NBA betting odds in Canada!

New York Knicks vs. San Antonio Spurs - NBA Finals Player Futures - June 3

All odds provided by Betway.

Series Schedule:

Game 1 - NYK @ SAS, June 3, 8:30PM
Game 2 - NYK @ SAS, June 5, 8:30PM
Game 3 - SAS @ NYK, June 8, 8:30PM
Game 4 - SAS @ NYK, June 10, 8:30PM
Game 5 - NYK @ SAS, June 13, 8:30PM
Game 6 - SAS @ NYK, June 16, 8:30PM
Game 7 - NYK @ SAS, June 19, 8:30PM

Knicks vs. Spurs “Most X In Series” Futures Betting Markets

Player	Most Points	Most Assists	Most Rebounds	Most Threes	Most Steals
Victor Wembanyama, SAS	-180	+6,000	-150	+900	+350
Jalen Brunson, NYK	+145	+120	N/A	+300	+7,000
Karl-Anthony Towns, NYK	+4,000	+2,000	+140	+2,800	+5,500
Stephon Castle, SAS	+4,000	+130	+10,000	+4,000	+2,500
OG Anunoby, NYK	+6,000	N/A	+8,000	+500	+275
De’Aaron Fox, SAS	+10,000	+550	N/A	+5,000	+500
Mikal Bridges, NY	+15,000	+5,000	N/A	+2,000	+350
Devin Vassell, SAS	+20,000	N/A	N/A	+255	+600
Josh Hart, NYK	N/A	+1,200	+1,200	+1,600	+350
Julian Champagnie, SAS	N/A	N/A	+8,000	+265	+4,500

Victor Wembanyama has great rebounding numbers in terms of totals and per game averages. But man, has he been unreliable on the glass. If you’ve been betting on his rebounding prop on a game-by-game basis, you’re probably pulling your hair out.

In the last two series, Wemby has had six games with 15+ rebounds and six games with eight or fewer boards. Luckily for us, his game-by-game numbers don’t matter here. We’re looking at stats throughout the length of a series, and Wemby has led each of San Antonio’s last two series by 20+ rebounds. In round one, he nearly led in boards despite sitting out a game with a concussion.

The Knicks have some guys that could challenge Wemby. Karl-Anthony Towns and Mitchell Robinson can vacuum in boards at times. But they take away from one another. And they were both bested by Josh Hart in the rebounding category in their sweep of the 76ers a couple of rounds ago. At -150, the value could be better on Wemby, but he’s definitely the right choice.

We bet on Julian Champagnie to lead the last series in three-pointers, and he actually ended up coming really close thanks to a 6-for-10 night in Game 7. He led San Antonio’s first two series in triples and at 2.6, he is averaging more long range bombs than any other player in this series.

The Knicks take a much more varied approach from the three-point line, whereas the Spurs get a lot of their production from Champagnie and Devin Vassell. We’re going with the better value and better stats and better form with Champagnie.

Steals are one of the toughest stats to predict, but Josh Hart has been a reliable thief during these playoffs. He’s managed 2+ swipes in eight of his 14 playoff appearances, including eight steals in his last three games. San Antonio’s Stephon Castle has been coughing it up a lot, and Hart seems likeliest to take advantage. Hart’s +300 odds don’t hurt either.

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