Orlando’s first win came with 22 points from Desmond Bane and nine from Wendell Carter Jr. If you’re backing the Magic again in Toronto, those two scoring contributions offer different starting points: 15 for Bane or eight for Carter.
These Magic parlay picks use Side & Support to compare each player’s record in Orlando wins with his recent games and the actual price. Carter has the slightly larger individual payout and a lower numerical target. Bane’s perimeter scoring gives you another route, with a five-point game already part of his opening week.
Magic parlay picks: compare the options
| Player / prop | DraftKings odds | Relevant team result | All appearances |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wendell Carter Jr. 8+ points |
-338 | Magic wins 83.3% (40/48) |
78.9% (71/90) |
| Desmond Bane 15+ points |
-392 | Magic wins 84.0% (42/50) |
76.6% (72/94) |
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.
Wendell Carter Jr.: 8+ points
Carter reached eight points in 40 of his 48 Orlando wins across the window, compared with 71 of 90 appearances overall. His three games this season brought 22, 20 and nine points in 31, 29 and 33 minutes. The first win was the lowest-scoring one, which is useful context for a prop framed around the team result.
He’s reached eight in nine of his last ten appearances, including a stretch of last season’s playoffs. The recent miss was three points in a 24-minute playoff loss. Eight Magic wins in the wider sample also finished below eight, including two seven-point games in 32 minutes. A regular workload hasn’t made the mark automatic.
DraftKings offers 8+ at -338, about $29.59 profit on a $100 stake. Ten points pays about $55.56 at -180, but Carter’s latest nine would fall short. He’s projected for 32 minutes. With Paolo Banchero and Jalen Suggs out, Orlando’s current rotation differs from much of the older history; Carter’s actual early minutes and scoring are the more recent guide.
Desmond Bane: 15+ points
Bane reached 15 points in 42 of his 50 Orlando wins, against 72 of 94 appearances overall. His current sequence is 18, five and 22, with the latest 22 coming in Sunday’s win. He made four of nine threes that night after making just one of nine in the five-point loss.
He has reached 15 in eight of his last ten appearances. The other recent miss was 12 points in a 34-minute playoff loss. His eight misses in wins include 13 in 35 minutes last April, so a Magic win hasn’t always brought enough individual scoring.
At -392, a $100 stake pays about $25.51 profit. The 18+ alternative pays about $49.75 at -201, but his 16- and 17-point playoff games illustrate what the lower line leaves room for. He’s projected for 34 minutes after playing 33, 27 and 35 this season. Bane and Carter share Orlando’s scoring opportunities, so taking both adds related exposure rather than two independent chances.
Compare Carter’s lower target with Bane’s shooting route
Carter’s eight points pays a little more and has held up in nine of his last ten appearances. Bane’s 15 asks for more scoring, with a strong latest game but a sharp recent shooting miss. Choose the contribution you expect in another Magic win; there’s no requirement to use both. Their separate historical rates don’t establish a combined probability or a pricing advantage, and related-leg quotes can change.
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