Baylor Scheierman is a forward on the Boston Celtics, filling a rotational role that keeps him active across a wide range of game situations. He stands 6 feet tall and weighs 205 pounds, a frame that is on the lighter side for a forward at the NBA level. Scheierman played college basketball at Creighton, where he developed into a versatile, multi-skill contributor before making the jump to the professional game.
Through 77 games this season, Scheierman is averaging 5.0 points, 3.5 rebounds, and 1.5 assists per game across 18.3 minutes per night, numbers that reflect a consistent bench presence rather than a featured role. His field goal percentage of 36.1 percent and three-point rate of 30.7 percent suggest he has not yet found reliable efficiency from the perimeter, which is worth noting for any bettor considering his scoring props. His plus-minus of plus-2.3 indicates he has generally been on the floor during productive stretches despite modest individual output. For prop betting purposes, his rebounding average is the most stable number in his profile, making points-plus-rebounds or rebounds-only markets the most relevant angles to track. His scoring floor is relatively low given his minutes and efficiency, so overs on point totals carry more variance than his board or assist lines.
