The last time I did an NBA Parlay it cashed at +829 odds last Friday. I’m hoping for a similar result with today’s 6-game slate, hoping to keep the momentum going after yesterday’s NBA Berlin Game SGP winner.
My parlay consists of a pair of Moneyline bets, plus one pick against the spread. Continue reading below to see the full details, we’ll have detailed predictions for today’s games on our NBA Picks page. Let’s get into my Parlay now!
CLE Cavaliers ML (+106)
MIN Timberwolves ML (+140)
SAC Kings -7 (-110)
NBA Parlay odds: +843
Cleveland Cavaliers ML vs Philadelphia 76ers (+106)
Cleveland looks to deliver the knock-out punch on Friday night as they meet the Philadelphia 76ers for the 2nd consecutive game, just 48 hours after their dominant 133-107 win. The lead grew up to 30 points in that game, which just highlights how well the Cavaliers handled their business. Can they do it again? Donovan Mitchell certainly thinks they can. He has been on a tear against this team, scoring over 30 points in 3 consecutive meetings. Cleveland has won 6 of 9 games overall, they are also 5-1 SU in 6 meetings vs Philadelphia.
Tyrese Maxey was a massive letdown in Wednesday’s game, scoring just 14 points on 5-for-16 shooting. The Sixers just got outplayed in every single area of play, the Cavs recorded 19 more assists and 10 more rebounds .Teams tend to respond after big losses usually, especially in these so called baseball series. But, I am of the opinion that this game is Cleveland’s to lose. They probably won’t dominate by 30 points like they did on Wednesday, but the inside out combination of Mitchell and a healthy Garland should give them the edge over the 76ers backcourt. I’ll go with the Cavs to win outright.
Minnesota Timberwolves ML vs Houston Rockets (+140)
What is going on with the Houston Rockets? That’s what people are wondering following last night’s tough home loss to Oklahoma City where they got smashed 111-91. It was their 4th loss in 5 games, they’ve completely compromised all the good things they’ve done earlier this season by winning just 7 of 15 games. Friday sees them take on the Minnesota Timberwolves, not ideal in a back-to-back scenario considering they’ve lost all 3 games with no rest this season. Teams that beat them in those 3 games were Utah, Dallas and Sacramento, not exactly top tier opponents
Minnesota has been in far better shape lately. Their last 15 games have seen them go 10-5 SU, which is actually the 2nd best record in the league during this stretch (tied with 5 other teams). Ant Man and Julius Randle have been playing extremely well, one of those two is definitely making it to the All-Star game. Edwards got the night off vs Milwaukee the other day and it didn’t matter – the T’Wolves still thrashed Giannis and co. 139-106 on the road. With him coming back and Minnesota being 12-3 SU in 15 meetings and also covering in 12 of 18 games head-to-head, I am more than willing to back Minny to win outright here.
Sacramento Kings -7 vs Washington Wizards (-110)
For only the 3rd time this season the Sacramento Kings head into a game as the favorite to win, according to the oddsmakers. Winning 3 games in a row vs Playoff teams will do that to you, even if you are just 11-30 SU for the season. The Kings have upped their level of play dramatically during this stretch and nobody can figure out how. It’s basically the same team that played all year long, with both Domantas Sabonis and Keegan Murray both still out injured. Perhaps the chemistry between all the veterans on the team is finally working? Sacramento is 4-1 ATS in 5 outings.
The same can definitely not be said about the Washington Wizards who are just 1-5 ATS/SU in their last 6 games, showing no desire to win whatsoever. It makes way more sense for this team to tank the remainder of the year and hope for a high pick in the draft and just reset starting next season. They acquired Trae Young who is yet to make his Wizards debut, rumor has it he might not even play at all this season. There is no hope for the Wizards here, go with Sacramento.
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