The final contest on Tuesday night's NBA schedule features a matchup between the Portland Trail Blazers and the Los Angeles Clippers. For those interested in player propositions, this game offers several compelling options, particularly on Underdog Fantasy.

Key Player Prop Predictions for Clippers vs. Trail Blazers

Donovan Clingan: Fading the Rebounding Hot Streak

Portland Trail Blazers center Donovan Clingan is recognized as a strong rebounder in the league. Recently, his performance on the glass has been exceptional, securing 13 or more rebounds in four of his last five outings.

Despite this recent success, betting the under on his 12.5 rebounding prop line is suggested for Tuesday. The Clippers currently boast one of the NBA's stingiest rebounding defenses, allowing only 50.1 rebounds per game, ranking fifth best league-wide.

Furthermore, Clingan has historically struggled against this opponent. In his three career games versus Los Angeles, he has failed to reach 13 rebounds each time.

Kawhi Leonard: Facing Portland's Recent Defensive Surge

Kawhi Leonard is enjoying a career year in scoring, but he might encounter difficulties surpassing his 27.5 point prop line against Portland. On the season, the Trail Blazers surrender 116.1 points per game (17th in the NBA).

However, their defense has been elite over the last three games, allowing only 95.7 points per contest—the lowest average in the league during that span. This defensive intensity, coupled with Leonard scoring under 28 points in two of his last three games, favors the under on his scoring prop.

Darius Garland: Assists Under Pressure

Portland's recent defensive resurgence has significantly limited opponents' passing game, allowing a league-low 19.7 assists per game over their last three contests. This trend suggests Darius Garland should be targeted for the under on his 6.5 assist line Tuesday night.

Garland has recorded fewer than seven assists in three of his last four games. He also managed only four assists in a prior game against Portland this season while playing for the Cavaliers.

Jrue Holiday: Expecting Continued Three-Point Volume

Jrue Holiday has proven to be a valuable addition to the Trail Blazers, contributing significantly, especially from beyond the arc. He has hit three or more made three-pointers in each of his last three games.

This streak is poised to continue against the Clippers, who struggle defending the three-point line. Los Angeles allows the 13th most made threes per game this season. In their last three games, they have been particularly vulnerable, permitting 15.3 made threes per game (tied for fourth highest).

Brook Lopez: Facing Elite Three-Point Defense

The Trail Blazers' defensive success is largely attributed to their ability to suppress three-point attempts. They rank eighth in the NBA for fewest made threes allowed per game (12.7) across the entire 2025-2026 season.

Given this strong defensive profile, the under on Clippers center Brook Lopez's 1.5 made three-pointers prop is the recommended play. Lopez recorded zero made threes in his last game played. He also only exceeded two made threes once in his two previous matchups this season against Portland.