The Boston Celtics and Golden State Warriors have been battling in the NBA Finals. Boston currently holds the series lead 2-1 heading into Game 4 Friday night. This series so far has seen some outstanding shooting performance, particularly from Stephen Curry. But Boston's size and strength has been the biggest difference so far in the series. Golden State is looking to improve to 6-0 after a loss this postseason. So, it's fair to have the opinion that they have the edge in Game 4. However, as of right now the Celtics are four point favorites, according to FanDuel.

Everyone knows how good Las Vegas is at setting lines. However, there are always a few bets on the board that can be taken advantage of. Without further ado, let's get into the three best prop bets for Game 4 of the NBA Finals between the Boston Celtics and Golden State Warriors.

3 Best Prop Bets for Celtics vs. Warriors Game 4 NBA Finals

1. 3rd Quarter Golden State +0.5 (-115)

I am generally not a huge fan of laying anything more than -110 on prop bets. But this is just too easy. A ton has been made of the Warriors in the third quarter this postseason. They have outscored the Celtics by 43 points in the third so far this series. That's the largest margin of victory in any quarter through three games in NBA Finals history. Granted, the Celtics are a +40 in the fourth quarter, so this series certainly has seen some crazy swings.

But what the Warriors have done coming out of halftime is not an aberration. They led the NBA with a +232 in the third quarter during the regular season. Since 2014-2015, the Warriors have also outscored their opponents by a combined 2,192 points. That's more than any team in any quarter by a country mile.

Yet, they are still getting a half of a point in Game 4 of the NBA Finals in the third quarter. Take it to the bank. Boston just hopes to contain them in the third, and win it in the fourth.

Click here for odds on NBA Finals Game 4 Warriors vs. Celtics, courtesy of Fanduel.

2. Stephen Curry and Jayson Tatum each score 25+ points (+170)

This one also seems like it's too good to be true. In a way, it is. The odds were boosted by FanDuel to create more action. But it's such a gimme of a bet, they capped it at $50. Nevertheless, that $50 will bring you $85, putting $135 into your account.

The only reason there is any question about this bet is the health of Stephen Curry. He injured his foot with just over four minutes left in Game 3 of the NBA Finals. However, he reportedly is feeling much better and does not expect to be hampered by the foot injury.

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The Warriors have done a good job defensively on Jayson Tatum. He has become a volume scorer now, as he is shooting a poor percentage in these NBA Finals. But he is still scoring. Whether that means he's knocking down free throws, or needing 22 shots to get his 28 points, he should get there. Knowing you are getting almost 2-1 on your money, you can't avoid this bet.

3. Klay Thompson 2+ three's, Andrew Wiggins scores 15+, Draymond Green 4+ assists (+150)

I acknowledge that it's usually not the best bet to make when you need three things to happen and are only getting 1.5-1 on your money. But when the things are these things, I will lay out exactly why you should do it.

First, let's talk about Klay Thompson. After struggling mightily in the first couple games of the NBA Finals, he turned it around in Game 3. Thompson looked like his old self, coming off screens to knock down catch-and-shoot three's. He finished with 25 points, hitting five shots from downtown. I'm not saying he will knock five of them down again. But I would be very surprised if he didn't at least hit two of them. With Robert Williams taking away anything near the rim, the Warriors have become jump shooters again.

How about Draymond Green. He was absolutely dreadful in Game 3. He finished with six fouls, two points, four rebounds and three assists. After the game, he admitted “I sucked.” He also sucked in Game 1 of the NBA Finals, and bounced back with a strong effort in Game 2. I expect a similar stat line and presence for the Warriors leader.

Finally, Andrew Wiggins will score 15 or more points. He has not had the type of impact many believed he would thus far in the series. Much of that has to do with Williams' presence for Boston. Wiggins is a slasher who can score at the basket. He's never been known as a great shooter. Despite that, he's averaging 17 points per game in the NBA Finals so far. There is a good chance Williams is unable to play more than 25 minutes Friday night. That should open the lane for Wiggins.