Islanders Parlay Picks vs. Sharks: Side & Support Parlay Plays

Matthew Schaefer had an assist in both of New York’s recent wins over Nashville and Minnesota. Then came three straight Islanders losses, and he had just one assist across them.

If you’re backing the Islanders in San Jose, look at what Schaefer did in New York’s wins and how often Macklin Celebrini stayed under two points in Sharks losses. Those are two different ways to build around the same result.

Two Islanders parlay picks to compare

Individual DraftKings prices observed November 9, subject to change
Player & prop Odds With this result All games
Macklin Celebrini
Under 1.5 points
2025–26 and 2026–27 regular seasons
−190 85.2%
46 of 54 SJ losses
62.6%
62 of 99 appearances
Matthew Schaefer
Over 0.5 assists
2026–27 regular season
−135 100.0%
7 of 7 NYI wins
56.3%
9 of 16 appearances

Macklin Celebrini — Under 1.5 points

Celebrini stayed below two points in 46 of 54 Sharks losses across the two regular seasons, compared with 62 of 99 appearances overall. This season, the under hit in eight of 11 Sharks losses. The Dallas game showed how this can go wrong: San Jose lost 4–3, and Celebrini still had three points. At −190, you’re paying a steeper price for him to finish with one point or fewer.

Matthew Schaefer — Over 0.5 assists

Seven wins is a small sample. Across this season and last, Schaefer had an assist in 25 of 50 Islanders wins. DraftKings priced an assist at −135 and a point at −220 in the same snapshot. The assist pays more, but a goal of his own won’t get you there.

What to weigh with a New York win

If you want a New York player alongside the side, Schaefer’s assist is the better paying of the two Schaefer markets. If your read is that the Islanders can keep Celebrini quiet, his under is a way to play that view. You can choose either without needing both. Follow the live Islanders at Sharks matchup and our NHL coverage.

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