Dallas has won four games this season, and P.J. Washington has grabbed at least nine rebounds in each of them. Cooper Flagg has supplied at least six assists in all four. Those are two useful places to start if your view of Jazz–Mavericks ends with a Dallas win.
These Mavericks parlay picks put Washington’s rebounding and Flagg’s passing in Dallas wins beside their full current-season records. That’s the Side & Support approach: choose a possible winner, then look at player performances that have accompanied that result. Four wins make this an early-season comparison, and the older Dallas records are considerably less convincing.
Mavericks parlay picks: two ways to support a Dallas win
The records below cover each player’s Dallas appearances in the 2026–27 regular season so far, including starts and bench outings.
| Player & prop | Odds | With this result | All games |
|---|---|---|---|
| P.J. Washington Over 6.5 rebounds |
−146 | 100.0% 4 of 4 DAL wins |
62.5% 5 of 8 appearances |
| Cooper Flagg Over 5.5 assists |
−142 | 100.0% 4 of 4 DAL wins |
71.4% 5 of 7 appearances |
P.J. Washington: over 6.5 rebounds
Washington has given this line some room in Dallas wins. His rebound totals in those games were 13, nine, nine and ten, including nine in just 27 minutes against Oklahoma City. You’re asking for seven at DraftKings’ −146, rather than needing him to repeat the top of that range.
His last two games show both sides of the decision. Washington had five rebounds in 38 minutes against Sacramento, then ten in 39 minutes in the one-point loss at San Antonio. He can get there without a Dallas win, but a long night on the floor hasn’t always been enough. Across the previous and current regular seasons, he reached seven rebounds in 14 of 20 Dallas wins and 36 of 64 appearances overall. This season’s cleaner winning record is a recent pattern, not something that has held up at the same rate over the longer run.
Cooper Flagg: over 5.5 assists
Flagg gives you a passing route at a similar price, −142. He had 11 assists in the win at Miami and eight against Oklahoma City, but the other two winning outings finished on six. There’s been less spare room here than in Washington’s winning rebound totals.
The most recent game matters. Flagg played 40 minutes at San Antonio and finished with five assists, one short of what this bet needs. He had six in 40 minutes against Sacramento before that, so even heavy playing time has left him close to the line. His longer Dallas history is a stronger caution still: 12 of 26 wins and 31 of 77 appearances across the previous and current regular seasons reached six assists. The four current wins are encouraging, but they don’t erase that less consistent record.
Flagg and Washington were both expected to start in the afternoon personnel check, with neither listed as injured. Flagg’s recent passing gives you a reason to consider him, while that five-assist finish shows how little room there can be.
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Choose the part of Dallas’s game you trust
Washington’s seven-rebound target has had more cushion in the recent wins. Flagg offers a different way to back Dallas’s ball movement, but two of those wins needed every one of his six assists to clear the line. You can choose the route that fits your view of this matchup; using both adds two player requirements to the same Dallas outcome, and their shared winning history doesn’t make them independent.
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