Let's take a look at at the other betting options NBA fans have for this Game 2 matchup. Here are my favorite individual player props for tonight's battle between the Miami Heat and the Oklahoma City Thunder.

Guys, check out our series preview as well as our Game 2 NBA pick articles that have already been released on the site. In addition to my coverage, see what Jordan Sharp feels about tonight's matchup as well.

LeBron JamesGame 1 didn't disappoint, with Kevin Durant and the Thunder erasing a double-digit deficit and storming away for the 105-94 victory.

What kind of adjustments will we see from both teams in Game 2? Here are the player props listed at the sportsbooks.

LeBron James

Oddsmakers couldn't have nailed LeBron's player prop numbers any better. They posted 30.5 points, 9.5 rebounds and 5.5 assists and he finished with 30 points, nine boards and four assists in the Game 1 loss.

The numbers are the exact same for Game 2. Shocking, right?

LeBron had a hell of game but again it just wasn't enough. He didn't command the game in the fourth quarter like his nemesis Kevin Durant did. Cue the incessant criticism and we're anxious to find out what kind of response there will be.

Two props we like for LeBron in Game 2: the OVER 30.5 points and OVER 9.5 rebounds. We're preparing ourselves for a monster-like performance.

Kevin Durant

Durant was a beast in Game 1, easily eclipsing the 29.5 point number he was tasked with. He was 12-of-20 from the floor, 4-of-8 from beyond the arc and 8-of-9 from the charity stripe. He also topped the 7.5 rebound prop, bringing down eight boards in the victory.

Everyone knows that Durant is going to have a monster series, so to see him drop 36 points so effortlessly was right in line with the expectations. No player in the league can score in so many different ways.

The one thing that will likely change in Game 2 is LeBron will be guarding KD for the majority. The Heat tried a different scheme on Tuesday and it didn't really work, leading to LeBron stating that he wants the assignment.

As for us, we are going right back to the OVER 7.5 rebounds for Durant. 

The Sidekicks 

Game 1 was won by Russell Westbrook, who posted 27 points, 11 assists and eight rebounds in 42 minutes. He became even more aggressive in the fourth quarter and hit some clutch shots to keep OKC ahead. 

Dwyane WadeWestbrook's numbers for Game 2 are the only ones that have really moved at all. They were at 23 points and 5.5 assists (which he both shattered) for Game 1 and now they're at 24 and 6.5.

Sportsbooks have clearly figured out that Westbrook could feast in this series, with no one really having the quickness on the perimeter to defend him, especially with Dwyane Wade battling through injury.

With LeBron likely to shadow KD for most of the game, look for Westbrook to be aggressive offensively again. Even with the raised number, take the OVER 24 points.

Wade disappointed again, settling for way too many jumpers and difficult looks. He definitely doesn't seem to be at full strength as he's lacking that explosiveness we've all come to expect.

Wade had 19 points and eight assists but shot just 7-of-19 from the floor in the loss. We think he'll get above the 23 points posted for tonight after getting called out again for his inconsistent play. Wade has to get to the line more and we expect him to be more aggressive in that respect in Game 2.