Oso Ighodaro is a center for the Phoenix Suns, carving out a rotation role in the frontcourt. He stands at 6'0" for a center, an unusually compact frame for the position, and played his college basketball at Marquette before reaching the NBA level. His size makes him an atypical interior presence, but his production and efficiency have kept him on the floor.
Across 81 games this season, Ighodaro has averaged 6.6 points, 5.1 rebounds, and 2.3 assists per game in 22.3 minutes, posting a 63.2% field goal percentage that reflects strong finishing around the basket. His free throw shooting is a notable weakness at just 26.0%, which can suppress scoring totals and influence how opposing teams defend him late in possessions. He adds 0.9 steals and 0.7 blocks per game and carries a positive plus-minus of 2.0, suggesting he contributes meaningfully when on the court. For bettors, his rebounding and assist averages make him a reasonable target for points plus rebounds plus assists combination props, while his points total props may warrant the under given the free throw liability. His consistent minutes across a full 81-game slate also indicate a reliable role, reducing the uncertainty around playing time that can complicate prop bets for bench players.
