Keldon Johnson is a forward-guard for the San Antonio Spurs, a versatile wing who contributes on both ends of the floor at 6'6" and 220 pounds. A product of the University of Kentucky, Johnson has developed into a reliable rotation piece and starter-level contributor in San Antonio since entering the league.
Across 83 games this season, Johnson averaged 12.9 points, 5.2 rebounds, and 1.3 assists in 23.0 minutes per game, posting a 52.6 percent field goal rate that reflects efficient scoring around the basket and mid-range. His three-point shooting sits at 34.4 percent on what appears to be moderate volume, making him a capable but not elite perimeter threat. A free throw percentage of 51.1 percent is a notable weakness that limits his ceiling when drawn to the line. He recorded a positive plus-minus of 3.8, suggesting the Spurs perform reasonably well with him on the court. For bettors, Johnson's consistent usage and steady rebounding output make him a reasonable target for points and rebounds prop markets, particularly combined points-plus-rebounds lines. His scoring floor in the 10-to-14 range is fairly dependable given his role, though his free throw efficiency is worth factoring into any points prop evaluation. His modest steal and block numbers generally do not open useful defensive prop angles.
