Two of Washington’s three wins this season left Kyshawn George on exactly three assists. Neither appearance would have reached a four-assist target. If you’re backing the Wizards, that makes the price of one assist’s extra room worth a look.
The starting point for these Wizards parlay picks is a hypothetical Washington moneyline win, quoted at +114 by DraftKings for Monday’s 7:30 p.m. EST game at Kia Center. George’s three-assist target is the more expensive choice; Franz Wagner under 23.5 points gives you another route, even if Orlando’s forward keeps creating for teammates. This Side & Support edition puts George’s record in Washington wins and Wagner’s in Magic losses beside their broader records, so you can weigh the two options without taking both.
Wizards parlay picks: one passing target, one scoring under
The records below cover each player’s appearances for his current club from the start of the 2025–26 season through Sunday, including the playoffs. Each team-result record uses the same period as its all-game comparison. There are only 13 Washington wins in George’s sample and 20 Orlando losses in Wagner’s, so those records deserve more caution than the percentages alone suggest. Individual DraftKings prices are a November 2 morning snapshot and can change.
| Player & prop | Odds | With this result | All games |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kyshawn George 3+ assists |
−260 | 84.6% 11 of 13 Wizards wins |
79.6% 43 of 54 appearances |
| Franz Wagner Under 23.5 points |
−112 | 85.0% 17 of 20 Magic losses |
71.7% 33 of 46 appearances |
Kyshawn George: 3+ assists at −260
George’s three-assist target doesn’t require him to run Washington’s entire offense. He finished with three, four and three assists in the Wizards’ wins this season, including three in Friday’s 95–79 win over Charlotte. Washington didn’t need a huge team score for him to get there.
The choice between three and four assists is meaningful. DraftKings quotes four or more at −114, compared with −260 for three. Across the longer record, four cleared in seven of George’s 13 Washington wins; three cleared in 11. The lower target adds four winning appearances over that period, giving you more room at a much heavier price.
That extra room comes at a cost. At −260, you stake much more relative to the potential profit than at −114. This is an option for someone who prefers the smaller passing requirement, not evidence that the heavier price is better value.
George has reached three assists in five of six games this season, but his miss is worth keeping in view. He had two in 29 minutes in the earlier loss to Charlotte. His 11-assist game against Cleveland shows how much higher he can go; it doesn’t make three automatic. The two longer-record misses in Washington wins both came in 19-minute appearances, with one assist against Indiana on February 19, 2026, and two against Sacramento on February 1, 2026.
He’s expected to start alongside Trae Young, with Anthony Davis also in the projected lineup. This is a different Washington group from much of last season, so the older winning-game record is supporting context rather than a promise of the same responsibilities. The recent wins make the three-assist option worth considering, while the small number of wins keeps the case modest.
Franz Wagner: under 23.5 points at −112
Wagner offers a different route: you can expect him to contribute and still prefer the scoring under. He has stayed below 24 points in all four Magic losses this season, scoring 22, 18, 15 and 14. The latest game against Boston is particularly helpful for understanding this option. He played 40 minutes and took 20 shots, but made only five.
That wasn’t a quiet appearance. His 12 assists helped teammates score, and he added six rebounds. An active game doesn’t have to mean 24 points, which is why his scoring total is more useful here than assuming every part of his production will fall in an Orlando defeat.
There’s a real warning in those 20 shots, though. Paolo Banchero and Jalen Suggs are out, and Wagner’s recent workload has been substantial. He scored 26 in 39 minutes in Friday’s win at Toronto, clearing this line. Missing teammates aren’t a reason to assume fewer scoring chances; poor shooting against Boston could be a very different result if more of his shots fall tonight.
The longer losing-game record also has exceptions. Wagner scored 25 in 36 minutes when Orlando lost 114–112 to San Antonio on December 3, 2025. An Orlando loss can still include a productive scoring night from him. The under was more common in his Orlando losses than across all his appearances, but those older games span different available lineups.
At −112, this is a much lighter price than George’s three-assist target. Wagner can score 23 and still stay under; 24 would beat it. Consider it if your Washington-win view includes limiting Wagner’s finishing, while allowing that he could keep making plays for teammates. You don’t need to assume he’ll sit out the closing minutes for this particular case.
How much room do you want to buy?
George’s lower assist target costs more, but the gap between three and four has mattered in Washington wins. Wagner’s under asks a different question: can Orlando get a full night’s work from him without 24 points? His current shooting opportunities make that a choice about scoring, not reduced minutes.
You can use either route without taking both. Their separate historical records don’t establish a combined success probability, and a sportsbook can adjust related selections’ prices. Check the actual combined quote before adding either option. Follow the live Wizards–Magic matchup for game markets, or explore more NBA parlay ideas.
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