Jaden McDaniels has scored at least 12 points in ten straight appearances, including 17, 15, 14 and 14 to open this season. With Anthony Edwards out, that recent production is a useful starting point if you’re backing Minnesota against Golden State.
The second option leaves room for Stephen Curry to have a productive night in a Warriors loss. Side & Support compares player props around the team result you have in mind; these Timberwolves parlay picks put McDaniels’ scoring beside Curry’s points, rebounds and assists, with their histories and prices doing the explaining.
Timberwolves parlay picks: compare the options
| Player / prop | DraftKings odds | Relevant team result | All appearances |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jaden McDaniels 12+ points |
-438 | Timberwolves wins 84.9% (45/53) |
77.5% (69/89) |
| Stephen Curry 25+ points + rebounds + assists |
-387 | Warriors losses 86.4% (19/22) |
83.3% (40/48) |
Records cover each player’s appearances with his current team from the start of the 2025–26 season through completed games before this matchup, including postseason and play-in games where applicable. Each row uses the same history for its win/loss and all-game records. DraftKings prices were observed on October 28 and can change.
Jaden McDaniels: 12+ points
McDaniels reached 12 points in 45 of his 53 Minnesota wins across the window, compared with 69 of 89 appearances overall. His first three games this season were Timberwolves wins, and he cleared 12 in all three before scoring 14 in Monday’s loss at Cleveland.
The ten-game run reaches back into last season’s playoffs, but the wider winning-game record contains eight misses. One was 11 points in 35 minutes; another was seven in 34. Some misses came with much less playing time, including a zero in nine minutes.
DraftKings lists 12+ at -438, about $22.83 profit on a $100 stake. Fifteen points offers about $46.95 at -213, but it would have missed each of his last two 14-point games. He’s projected for 32 minutes after playing 29–37 in the first four. Edwards and Donte DiVincenzo are out, so the current rotation matters more than treating last season’s scoring role as unchanged.
Stephen Curry: 25+ points, rebounds and assists
Curry reached 25 combined in 19 of his 22 Golden State losses across the window, against 40 of 48 appearances overall. That suits a Minnesota-win view without requiring Curry’s own production to disappear. The three statistics can contribute in different proportions.
His totals this season are 26, 30 and 30. The two losses included 23 points, two rebounds and one assist, then 24 points, two rebounds and four assists. He has reached 25 in eight of his last ten appearances. A 19-total game in 27 minutes in April is the recent losing-game miss, and an earlier loss brought 22 in 25 minutes.
At -387, $100 pays about $25.84 profit, slightly more than McDaniels’ 12 points. The 30+ alternative pays about $61.35 at -163, but it would have missed Curry’s 26-total opener. He’s projected for 29 minutes, close to his latest 27. His three current appearances provide a useful check because Golden State is missing Butler, Porzingis and Moody, with Lendeborg questionable; the older losing-game sample covers a different rotation.
Compare the roles in a Minnesota win
McDaniels’ 12 points keeps the focus on a Timberwolves scorer whose current run supports the lower milestone. Curry’s combined line pays a little more and allows an opposing star to contribute while Minnesota wins. Choose the contribution you expect, rather than treating two historical records as a combined probability. The sportsbook can also adjust related-leg pricing.
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