De’Andre Hunter scored 24 points in each of his last two games. His assist totals were two and one. That single assist makes all the difference for an under 1.5 line, even with his scoring unchanged.
Starting with a hypothetical Memphis win over Sacramento, these Grizzlies parlay picks compare Hunter’s assists under with Jaylen Wells reaching eight points and Cedric Coward collecting four rebounds. Hunter offers a different route from the two Memphis players: his scoring can stay strong, but that second assist would spoil the under.
Grizzlies parlay picks: scoring, rebounding and an assists under
Memphis is 5–0 and Sacramento is 0–5. The records below cover completed appearances for each player’s current club from October 1, 2025 through October 30, 2026. Wells and Coward are measured in Memphis wins, Hunter in Sacramento losses, with all-game comparisons using the same dates and participation rules. Hunter has only seven Sacramento appearances, all losses, so his two columns describe exactly the same games. These are historical hit rates, not tonight’s probabilities, and the dated DraftKings prices can change.
| Player & prop | Odds | With this result | All current-team games |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jaylen Wells 8+ points |
−486 | 93.1% 27 of 29 Grizzlies wins |
85.1% 63 of 74 appearances |
| Cedric Coward 4+ rebounds |
−770 | 87.5% 21 of 24 Grizzlies wins |
72.7% 48 of 66 appearances |
| De’Andre Hunter Under 1.5 assists |
−121 | 85.7% 6 of 7 Kings losses |
85.7% 6 of 7 appearances |
Jaylen Wells: 8+ points at −486
Wells has scored 12, 17, 16, 14 and ten in Memphis’ five wins this season. He has started each game, playing 25 to 33 minutes. Eight points has left some room below all five totals, though the latest Portland game finished only two points above it.
He scored those ten points in 25 minutes, shooting 4-for-9 and making two of seven threes. That’s a useful picture of this target: he can clear it without a large scoring night, but a couple of missed baskets can still matter.
Ten points was −245, offering a larger payout than eight at −486. It covered four fewer Memphis wins in the longer record. One was January’s win over San Antonio, when Wells scored eight in 28 minutes. Eight would have cleared exactly; ten would have missed.
Dropping to six cost −1140 and covered the same 27 of 29 wins as eight. It did clear four more appearances overall. Both winning misses were lower than either target: five points against Indiana and two against Brooklyn. In the Brooklyn game he played 22 minutes, shot 1-for-7 and missed all three threes.
His 16 points against Sacramento earlier this week came on 6-for-7 shooting, including two made threes without a miss. That efficiency helped, but the eight-point line leaves you asking for a smaller contribution in the rematch. The tradeoff is the short price and a small payout, with shooting still capable of producing a miss during a Memphis win.
Cedric Coward: 4+ rebounds at −770
Coward has collected seven, 11, 11 and seven rebounds in his four appearances this season. All four were starts, with 27 to 32 minutes played. His latest seven came in 27 minutes against Portland; the first Sacramento meeting brought 11 in 32.
Those results make higher targets tempting. Seven rebounds was +100 and would have cleared in all four current games. Across the longer winning-game record, though, it cleared in 12 of 24. Four cleared in 21 of 24. The recent run gives a much brighter picture than the wider history at seven.
Four is expensive at −770, with a particularly small payout. Five rebounds was −344 and covered five fewer Memphis wins. In a November win over Sacramento, Coward scored 19 points but finished with exactly four boards in 25 minutes. Four would have cleared and five would have missed, despite a productive scoring game.
His current average of about 30 minutes is above roughly 26 in his older Memphis appearances. That supports looking at his recent role, but it doesn’t turn four rebounds into a certainty. He started and played 23 minutes in a December win over the Clippers, finishing with two boards.
Use the price comparison to decide how much extra historical coverage matters to you. Four asks for a modest rebounding contribution, while five and seven offer larger payouts for demands that missed more often in Memphis wins. Neither the low floor nor the perfect four-game start makes −770 automatically good value.
De’Andre Hunter: under 1.5 assists at −121
This line clears with zero or one assist and fails at two. Hunter has one, one, one, two and one in his five appearances this season. All five were Sacramento losses, and all five were starts.
His latest New Orleans game shows how the assist under can survive a strong scoring night: 24 points, five rebounds and one assist in 37 minutes. The points under 12.5 was −116, compared with −121 for the assists under. That 24-point performance would have missed the scoring under while clearing the assist line.
The previous game against San Antonio is the immediate warning. Hunter also scored 24, but two assists in 33 minutes put him over this target. One additional credited assist was enough to change the outcome.
His playing time has risen from 20 minutes in the opener to 33 and 37 in the last two games. More time gives him more opportunities to collect that second assist. The under has cleared four of five this season, but the recent increase in workload deserves attention alongside the six-of-seven longer record.
That longer record is still only seven Sacramento games. All seven ended in losses, so there’s no separate winning sample here showing that a Kings loss suppresses his assists. He had one assist in both Sacramento appearances against Memphis, including the recent 29-minute outing. Those games fit the target; they don’t establish what he’ll do on Saturday.
Match the contribution to your Memphis-win view
If you’re comfortable paying for a lower target, compare Wells’ eight points with Coward’s particularly expensive four boards. Hunter’s under offers a different payout and a narrow margin: one extra assist can undo it, especially with his minutes rising. Choose the contribution that fits your view of a Memphis win; the separate records don’t establish the chance of all three clearing together.
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