Trae Young finished with exactly nine assists in three of Washington’s four wins this season. If you’re backing a Wizards upset of Oklahoma City, that makes the difference between asking for nine and asking for ten more than a minor line change.
These Wizards parlay picks start with Young’s passing and Kyshawn George’s scoring in Washington wins. For a different contribution on the other side, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s steals under is compared in Thunder losses. Side & Support sets each beside his all-game record so you can choose the supporting prop that fits your view of a Washington win.
Wizards parlay picks: a passing target, points cushion and steals under
Young and George’s records cover this season with Washington—only four wins in nine games. Gilgeous-Alexander’s cover Oklahoma City regular-season appearances since October 1, 2025; just two of those fourteen losses came this season. Individual DraftKings prices are November 7 snapshots and can change.
| Player & prop | Odds | With this result | All games |
|---|---|---|---|
| Trae Young 9+ assists |
−154 | 100.0% 4 of 4 WSH wins · this season |
77.8% 7 of 9 appearances |
| Kyshawn George 12+ points |
−329 | 100.0% 4 of 4 WSH wins · this season |
77.8% 7 of 9 appearances |
| Shai Gilgeous-Alexander Under 1.5 steals |
−194 | 85.7% 12 of 14 OKC losses · since Oct. 1, 2025 |
58.4% 45 of 77 appearances |
Trae Young 9+ assists (−154)
Young supplied thirteen assists in the win over Milwaukee, then nine apiece in the victories over Chicago, Charlotte and Orlando. Nine is doing useful work here: the ten-assist offer was +108, but only the Milwaukee win got there. Taking nine costs more and keeps the other three wins in the picture.
Dropping again to eight assists was −266. That lower target reached the same four Washington wins, so it asks you to pay more for cushion that didn’t change those particular results. It still changes the bet—Young had eight in the Cleveland loss—but it isn’t another winning game added to this comparison.
His last two games against Atlanta produced six and ten assists, both in losses. The six came in 34 minutes, so regular starter minutes haven’t been enough every night. He’s started all nine games this season, playing 34–38 minutes; his five older Washington appearances in the saved comparison were much shorter, at 18–24 minutes. Across that broader Washington history, nine assists landed in seven of fourteen appearances, with the same four wins. This season gives the more relevant workload, but four wins remain a small base to build on.
Kyshawn George 12+ points (−329)
George gives you a scoring route with room below his usual points line. Over 15.5 points was −123, while twelve or more cost −329. The Charlotte win explains what that extra cost buys: he scored exactly twelve. The other three Washington wins brought eighteen, twenty-two and twenty-two.
There’s recent scoring support beyond those wins. George scored 25 and 33 in the two Atlanta losses, playing 35 and 39 minutes. He’s started every game this season, and the lower points target has remained attainable when Washington hasn’t won.
The longer record is less encouraging. Since October 1, 2025, twelve points came in nine of fourteen Washington wins and 38 of 57 appearances overall. That longer comparison includes this season’s games. Four-for-four is an improvement, not an established long-term pattern. You’re paying a substantial price for a lower target, with his current starting workload and recent scoring doing much of the work behind the choice.
Washington played Friday without Anthony Davis because of his ankle injury. His availability for this matchup remains unsettled, which matters when weighing how the scoring work will be shared.
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander under 1.5 steals (−194)
This asks Gilgeous-Alexander to finish with no more than one steal; it doesn’t require a quiet scoring night. He had one steal in each of Oklahoma City’s two losses this season, while scoring twenty-one against Dallas and twenty-six against Houston.
The larger Oklahoma City comparison is the useful support: zero or one steal in twelve of fourteen regular-season losses since October 1, 2025, against 45 of 77 appearances overall. This year’s two losses fit that pattern, although they add only a little current evidence to it. Those fourteen losses span different supporting casts; Oklahoma City is currently without Jalen Williams and Chet Holmgren.
He can miss this under with plenty of normal playing time. The opener brought three steals in 36 minutes, and the first of the recent Cleveland games brought two in 39. He followed that with zero against Cleveland and one against Memphis. Those results make the tradeoff clear: one more defensive play can decide this prop, and a Washington win wouldn’t guarantee it.
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Decide how much cushion you want
Young’s nine-versus-ten choice has the clearest recent example: three Washington wins landed on nine. George offers a lower scoring target at a heavier price. If you’d rather consider an opposing player without needing him to struggle offensively, Gilgeous-Alexander’s steals under provides that route.
You can use one option without taking all three. Young’s assists and George’s points draw on the same Washington offense—and can even come from the same basket—so their separate records don’t tell you the chance or price of a combined parlay.
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