Four Clippers wins in Darius Garland’s Los Angeles record ended with him on exactly two threes. If you’re backing the Clippers against New Orleans, that’s the price decision to consider: two makes cost considerably more than three, but asking for the extra basket would have changed those four results.
These Clippers parlay picks put Garland’s shooting in Los Angeles wins beside Dejounte Murray’s rebounding and passing in Pelicans losses, with each compared against all his games for the same club. That’s the Side & Support Parlay Plays approach here: choose a Clippers-win view, then decide which contribution fits it. Murray can stay involved even if New Orleans falls short.
Clippers parlay picks: two guard contributions
The table covers current-club appearances in the 2025–26 and 2026–27 regular seasons. Garland’s recorded Clippers games begin in March; Murray’s New Orleans games begin in February. Los Angeles has only one win this season, so its current winning sample is especially small. These individual DraftKings prices were observed Sunday morning, November 8, and can change.
| Player & prop | Odds | With this result | All appearances |
|---|---|---|---|
| Darius Garland 2+ three-pointers made 2025–26 & 2026–27 regular seasons |
−312 | 92.9% 13 of 14 LAC wins |
77.8% 21 of 27 LAC appearances |
| Dejounte Murray 10+ rebounds and assists 2025–26 & 2026–27 regular seasons |
−245 | 92.9% 13 of 14 NO losses |
85.0% 17 of 20 NO appearances |
Darius Garland: 2+ three-pointers made
Garland made three threes on eight attempts when the Clippers beat Sacramento in their season opener. He also hit four against Miami in their latest game, a one-point loss. The second performance matters to this comparison: a productive Garland shooting night doesn’t have to produce a Clippers win.
Two threes cost −312, while three were available at −108. That is a substantial price difference for one basket. The lower target covered thirteen of fourteen Los Angeles wins in the longer record; three covered nine. Across all games, the comparison was 21 of 27 for two makes against fifteen of 27 for three.
The two-make offer is worth a look if you want more room for an ordinary shooting night. Four of those Clippers wins landed exactly on two, including his first recorded Los Angeles appearance against Golden State in March. He made two of seven that night in 23 minutes. Dropping the requirement helped despite a mixed shooting performance.
His current form keeps this from being an automatic choice. Garland has reached two in five of eight games this season. He made just one against the Lakers, Golden State and Toronto, playing 26, 33 and 36 minutes respectively. Against Golden State he still took seven threes; getting shots up wasn’t enough.
The only miss in a Clippers win across the longer record came against Golden State in April, when he went one of five from deep in 27 minutes. He later made two of four in a postseason loss to the Warriors; that separate game isn’t included in the table’s regular-season records.
Garland is the expected starting point guard, with Bradley Beal and Brandon Ingram listed out. That puts his current role in a different supporting cast from parts of the older sample. His eight starts this season provide the more immediate guide, and the recent misses show why −312 still asks you to pay for cushion rather than certainty.
Dejounte Murray: 10+ rebounds and assists
Murray’s two games against Denver this season show why you don’t have to fade every Pelican to support a Clippers win. He collected six rebounds and six assists in one loss, then eight rebounds and five assists in another. The second game brought only ten points, but his work on the glass and as a passer still carried this combined option.
Ten rebounds and assists cost −245. Moving to twelve lightened the price to −105, but reduced the longer losing-game record from thirteen of fourteen to eight of fourteen. Across all twenty appearances, ten covered seventeen and twelve covered eleven. Three New Orleans losses landed exactly on ten. The difference buys room for a game like the opener against Indiana, when three rebounds and seven assists got him there.
His latest appearance is the strongest reason to hesitate. Murray finished with two rebounds and four assists in 35 minutes against Minnesota, his only miss in a Pelicans loss across the full record. New Orleans lost, he played a normal starting shift, and the contribution still wasn’t there. The team result alone couldn’t rescue it.
He has reached ten in four of five losses and five of six appearances this season. In the preceding win over Utah, eight rebounds and four assists brought him to twelve in 45 minutes. The table’s all-game comparison helps show that this hasn’t required New Orleans to lose; the losing record describes how his production has held up when it does.
Murray is expected to start at point guard and has started all six of his recorded appearances this season. The older New Orleans record includes five rebounds and five assists in just 22 minutes against the Clippers. There is useful support across different amounts of playing time, but this latest six in 35 minutes is a more immediate reminder to weigh alongside it.
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Garland gives you the direct Clippers shooting route, at the heavier price and with three recent one-three games to consider. Murray lets you back Los Angeles while allowing the opposing point guard to keep rebounding and setting up teammates. If the latest Minnesota performance puts you off Murray, you don’t need to add him just to make a bigger combination.
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