Karl-Anthony Towns grabbed 20 rebounds in New York’s first win of the season last night. These Knicks parlay picks bring that target down to ten boards, then look across the court at Tre Jones scoring six points even if Chicago loses.
Side & Support Parlay Plays gives you player options around a chosen winner. With a Knicks win as the starting point, Towns’ rebounding and a modest contribution from a Bulls reserve offer two different routes. Compare them alongside the New York–Chicago matchup; the premise doesn’t require every opposing player to have a quiet night.
Two player options for a Knicks win
| Player / prop | DraftKings odds | Scenario | Scenario record | All appearances |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Karl-Anthony Towns: 10+ rebounds | -382 | Knicks wins | 82.1% (55/67) | 77.8% (77/99) |
| Tre Jones: 6+ points | -257 | Bulls losses | 97.6% (40/41) | 98.6% (68/69) |
Records use each player’s current-team appearances in the 2025–26 season and this season through October 27, 2026, including postseason games where played. Only completed games with playing time and the relevant statistic count; genuine zeros and shortened appearances remain included. DraftKings individual prices were checked October 28 and can change. These historical rates describe past results, not future probabilities or a parlay payout.
Karl-Anthony Towns: 10+ rebounds
Towns has collected 12, ten, 14 and 20 rebounds in his four games this season. That includes ten in 37 minutes and 12 in just 24, so the recent case isn’t built entirely on last night’s 20-board performance. He also reached ten in nine of his ten most recent appearances, with last season’s playoffs included.
The broader record is more modest than that current run: ten rebounds cleared in 55 of 67 Knicks wins. Twelve wins still finished below it, including an eight-rebound playoff game in 36 minutes. Chicago’s Nic Claxton is out, but that absence doesn’t establish how many missed shots or rebounds Towns will get tonight.
DraftKings prices ten rebounds at -382 and eight at -850. A successful $100 stake earns $26.18 or $11.76 in profit, respectively. Eight cleared in 61 of those same 67 Knicks wins—six more than ten—but pays much less. Ten is the more demanding choice, with all four current games supporting it.
Tre Jones: 6+ points
Jones has reached six in 40 of 41 sampled Chicago losses and all ten of his most recent appearances. His current totals of 13, 11, ten and eight include three Bulls losses. That makes six a plausible contribution from the opposing bench without needing Chicago to win or its starters to dominate the scoring.
The workload change deserves more weight than the near-perfect historical record. Jones averaged about 27 minutes in his Chicago appearances last season, compared with 17.5 across four games this season; he’s projected for an 18-minute bench role tonight. He scored 13 in 13 minutes in the opener, but his latest eight points in 15 minutes included six made free throws. That production isn’t a promise of the same chances next time.
At -257, six points earns $38.91 profit on a successful $100 stake. The eight-point alternative is -122, worth $81.97 in profit, but it cleared in only 33 of those 41 Chicago losses. One late-season loss ended exactly on six, and the lone miss at this lower target brought three points in 20 minutes. The lower line gives Jones more room within a short shift.
A big-man target or a bench contribution?
Towns’ rebounding has the stronger current workload foundation, while Jones’ six-point milestone pays more at these prices. Jones’ older numbers come from a larger role, so weigh that change before relying on the high percentage. Either option can be compared with a Knicks-win premise; the separate records don’t establish a future or combined probability.
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