NBA Same Game Parlay Picks & Predictions: Monday (11/25)
Tonight’s slate has only one game with a spread in the single digits. That should make for an exciting night in the NBA.
Here are two same-game parlays that I’ve added for tonight’s action.
Monday’s Best NBA Same Game Parlays
(Odds courtesy of FanDuel Sportsbook)
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New Orleans Pelicans vs. Indiana Pacers
- Leg 1: Pascal Siakam Over 20.5 Points (-115)
- Leg 2: Bennedict Mathurin Under 19.5 Points (-122)
- Leg 3: Trey Murphy II Under 5.5 Rebounds (-115)
Pascal Siakam has added at least 21 points in five straight games. Now, he’ll take on a Pelicans defense that ranks 25th in points allowed to power forwards. Additionally, power forwards have drilled nearly three three-pointers per game against the Pelicans and have attempted more than nine field goal attempts per game. The Pelicans have also allowed power forwards to shoot above 50% from the floor this season. Siakam should have another big day.
However, Bennedict Mathurin likely won’t. Mathurin has added at least 20 points in three of his last five games. However, he only added 16 against Washington yesterday and will face a Pelicans squad that ranks No. 1 in points allowed to shooting guards this season. Mathurin likely won’t get to the foul line much, if at all, and might not see his three-point shot fall much.
Lastly, Trey Murphy has recorded no more than five rebounds in four of his last five games. This could stretch to five of his previous six games, especially since the Pacers rank third in the NBA in rebounds allowed to small forwards this season. The Pacers have allowed just 5.06 rebounds to small forwards this season and rank 10th in allowing offensive rebounds to power forwards.
Parlay Odds: +426
New York Knicks vs. Denver Nuggets
- Leg 1: Michael Porter Jr. Over 17.5 Points (-128)
- Leg 2: Josh Hart Over 13.5 Points (-113)
- Leg 3: Mikal Bridges Under 4.5 Rebounds (-146)
Michael Porter Jr. is coming off a 24-point performance against the Lakers on Saturday. He’s added at least 28 points in seven of his last ten games and has reached 24 points in four of those games.
He’ll take on a Knicks defense that ranks 30th in points allowed to small forwards this season. The Knicks have also allowed small forwards to hit 3.73 three-pointers per game, and those same small forwards have also hit 35.74% from downtown. The Knicks have also allowed small forwards to hit nearly 47% of shots and have frequently sent them to the line. That bodes well for Porter Jr.
Conversely, Josh Hart has totaled at least 14 points in five straight games. Right now, the Nuggets rank 26th in points allowed to shooting guards. They also rank 24th in three-pointers, 28th in three-point percentage, and 25th in field goal attempts. Hart won’t take a ton of shots. But he takes good, quality looks and plays within the offense. That should work out just fine against the Nuggets.
Let’s also take Mikal Bridges to go Under 4.5 rebounds. He’s added just three in three straight games and will face a Denver defense that currently ranks second in the NBA in rebounds allowed to small forwards. The Nuggets have only allowed 1.62 offensive rebounds to small forwards and rank No. 1 in the NBA in allowing defensive rebounds to small forwards.
Parlay Odds: +410