Jase Richardson played 33 minutes in Orlando’s win at Toronto and still finished with only ten combined points and rebounds. If you’re backing the Magic against Phoenix, that’s a useful starting point: his points-and-rebounds under has held in every appearance this season, including both Orlando wins.
These Magic parlay picks also look across the court. Devin Booker’s rebounds and assists, and Collin Gillespie’s rebounds, have stayed below the listed lines in each of Phoenix’s five losses. Richardson’s Magic wins and those Suns losses are the comparison behind these choices. You can choose an individual prop or build your own combination.
Magic parlay picks: three supporting options
These are early-season records: Orlando has just two wins and Phoenix has five losses. The perfect marks below describe those games, not the chance of the next result.
| Player & prop | Odds | With this result | All games |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jase Richardson Under 11.5 points + rebounds |
−110 | 100.0% 2 of 2 ORL wins |
100.0% 7 of 7 appearances |
| Devin Booker Under 9.5 rebounds + assists |
−143 | 100.0% 5 of 5 PHX losses |
83.3% 5 of 6 appearances |
| Collin Gillespie Under 3.5 rebounds |
−135 | 100.0% 5 of 5 PHX losses |
83.3% 5 of 6 appearances |
Jase Richardson: Under 11.5 points + rebounds
Richardson doesn’t need to disappear from Orlando’s offense for this under to work. His two winning-game totals were seven and ten, and he most recently finished with nine points and one rebound against Washington. The Toronto win is especially useful context because the under survived his longest appearance of the season.
His role has grown, though. He came off the bench in the first two games and has started the next five; all five starts also stayed below this line. With Jalen Suggs and Paolo Banchero listed out, the early bench games shouldn’t be treated as a ceiling on his opportunities. He’s an expected starter again, with the lineup still unconfirmed.
At −110, this is the lightest price of the three. You’re asking him to finish with no more than 11 points and rebounds combined. He’s already landed on 11 once, so the room for another basket or rebound can be thin even when the season record looks tidy.
Devin Booker: Under 9.5 rebounds + assists
Booker scored 33 points against Portland on Wednesday, yet had only one rebound and two assists. That’s the appeal here if you like Orlando: you don’t have to call for a quiet scoring night from Phoenix’s main scorer. This prop focuses on the other two parts of his box score.
He’s finished with three to nine combined rebounds and assists in the Suns’ five defeats this season. Nine against Oklahoma City came within one contribution of beating the under, while Phoenix’s lone win brought seven rebounds and seven assists. The split is interesting, but six games are a short start. In 2025–26, including postseason, Booker stayed below ten combined rebounds and assists in 17 of 32 Suns losses and 31 of 70 appearances overall. This season’s results have been more consistent, across a much shorter run.
At −143, you’re staking more for the same potential profit than with Richardson’s −110 under. The line lets Booker finish with nine combined rebounds and assists, whether most come from passing or the boards. That flexibility has limits: a strong passing night can use up the allowance quickly.
Collin Gillespie: Under 3.5 rebounds
Gillespie’s scoring and passing have swung sharply: he had 16 points and ten assists against Denver, then three points and two assists at Golden State. His rebounding has been more restrained in those defeats. Even the Denver game, when he played 33 minutes, ended with three boards.
Wednesday’s three rebounds against Portland put him one extra rebound away from losing this under. His only four-rebound game this season came in Phoenix’s win over Golden State, so the under has fit every Suns loss so far. In 2025–26, including postseason, Gillespie stayed below four rebounds in 22 of 42 Suns losses and 39 of 86 appearances overall. His current five-loss run gives you recent support, with plenty of older exceptions to keep in mind.
At −135, you’re paying a little less than for Booker’s combined under and concentrating on one stat. Gillespie is listed among the bench options, but his recent minutes show why “bench player” alone isn’t the argument. The useful evidence is that his rebounds have stayed modest even when he has spent plenty of time on the floor.
Choose the contribution that fits your Magic view
Richardson is worth a look if you expect his scoring and rebounding to stay modest while Orlando gets enough elsewhere. Booker offers a different route: Phoenix’s scorer can still put up points while you ask for fewer rebounds and assists. Gillespie gives you the narrower rebounding choice.
You don’t need both Phoenix unders to express that view. They share the same game and can be affected by its pace and missed shots; separate historical records don’t establish a combined chance of success.
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