Best NBA Parlay Picks Today, Sunday 04/19 (7-Leg) Featuring Cade Cunningham!: High Probability Plays

As the Philadelphia 76ers gear up to face the Boston Celtics, all eyes will be on Andre Drummond's rebounding prowess. However, backing the under on 13.5 rebounds might just be the smart play here. Drummond has averaged a solid 11.2 rebounds over his last five games, but that figure dips to just 9 when he's on the road. Against the Celtics, he's managed only 7.6 boards in their recent matchups. Plus, let's consider the context: Boston's frontcourt can be stifling, making it tougher for any player to rack up those numbers. With an impressive 12 out of 14 hit rate lately, Drummond has been effective, but the odds suggest this could be one of those games where he falls short. The implied probability of 84.7% signals a strong case for the under, making this prop bet worth a look.

Cade Cunningham (Detroit Pistons) Under 30.5 Points (-312)

As Cade Cunningham takes the court against the Orlando Magic, the spotlight shines brightly, but I'm leaning towards the under on his points total of 30.5. While he's had explosive outings, his recent trend paints a different picture. Over the last five games, he's averaged just 14.6 points overall, and even at home, he's only managed 18.4. Against the Magic, he's also been held to an average of 26.4 points at home, a far cry from the lofty 30.5 benchmark. Plus, he's recently shown a remarkable consistency in staying under this number, hitting the under in four straight contests. With the Pistons' offensive dynamics and Cunningham's current form, I see this as a prime opportunity to capitalize on the under. The implied probability of 75.8% reinforces this, making it a smart play as he navigates a tough matchup.

Jalen Duren (Detroit Pistons) Under 14.5 Rebounds (-500)

In the upcoming matchup against the Orlando Magic, targeting Jalen Duren for under 14.5 rebounds feels like a savvy play. While Duren has shown flashes of brilliance at home, averaging 11.2 boards over his last five games in Detroit, the number 14.5 seems a bit inflated given recent trends. Against the Magic, he's averaged just 10.4 rebounds in their last few encounters, and it's worth noting he's hit the under in all of his last 20 games. That's a remarkable streak, and his expected stat value sits at around 10.43, which further suggests that 14.5 is a tall order. With Duren's role likely focused more on scoring and playmaking in this matchup, rather than just cleaning the glass, the under holds considerable appeal. Given the data, it looks like a smart bet to capitalize on.

Cade Cunningham (Detroit Pistons) Under 46.5 Points + Rebounds + Assists (-263)

Cade Cunningham has been dazzling the crowd at Little Caesars Arena, but when we look at the numbers against the Orlando Magic, it tells a different story. Over his last five games, he's averaged just 14.6 points, 4 rebounds, and 8 assists-significantly below the 46.5 mark. Even at home, where he typically shines, his stats only push to an average of 18.4 points, 6.4 rebounds, and 11.6 assists, still far from the total we're examining.Against Orlando specifically, he's averaged 26.4 points and 7.8 rebounds at home, but the assists drop to 8.2. Considering he's hit the under in all of his last 16 games, this matchup feels ripe for him to fall short of that lofty total. With an expected stat value around 34.16, betting the under feels like the smart play here.

Victor Wembanyama (San Antonio Spurs) Under 14.5 Rebounds (-435)

As the Spurs gear up to host the Trail Blazers, all eyes will be on the rising star, Victor Wembanyama. While his talent is undeniable, recent trends suggest he might not reach the rebound heights we've come to expect. At home, he's averaging just 10.8 rebounds in his last five outings, significantly lower than the 14.5 line set for this game. Against Portland, he's pulled down an average of 9 boards in their recent matchups, which hints at a potential struggle against their frontcourt. Even with a solid home hit rate of 8 out of 9, it's worth noting Wembanyama's overall average has dipped to around 14 lately. With the odds favoring the under, it seems prudent to take a calculated stance on Wembanyama finishing below that 14.5 mark-especially considering the statistical backdrop he's stepping into.

Jerami Grant (Portland Trail Blazers) Over 8.5 Points (-250)

As the Portland Trail Blazers gear up to face the San Antonio Spurs, all eyes should be on Jerami Grant to surpass the modest 8.5 points line. Grant has been on fire lately, averaging 17.4 points over his last five games, including a solid 16.4 when hitting the road. Historically, he's found success against the Spurs, dropping around 15 points in their recent matchups. What's even more compelling is his current form-he's hit the over in his last four outings and boasts an impressive 12 out of 14 success rate when playing away. With the Blazers depending on his scoring, it's hard to see him falling short in this matchup. The stars seem aligned for Grant to easily eclipse that 8.5 mark, making this a bet worth backing as he looks to lead the charge against San Antonio.