Drake Batherson has an assist in Ottawa’s last four losses. Dylan Cozens went without a point in three of those four. If you’re backing Utah to win this matchup, those are two very different ways to look at the Senators.
The three Mammoth parlay picks below also bring in Clayton Keller’s passing. Side & Support looks at Keller in Utah wins and Batherson and Cozens in Ottawa losses, then compares each with his all-game record this season. That gives you a choice between a helper from either team’s playmaker and a quieter scoring night from Cozens.
Mammoth parlay picks: two assist routes and a point under
These records cover this season’s regular-season appearances with each player’s current club. Ten Utah wins and seven Ottawa losses are still small samples. The longer comparisons below include this season’s games. Individual DraftKings prices were captured on November 7 and can change.
| Player & prop | Odds | With this result | All games |
|---|---|---|---|
| Clayton Keller Over 0.5 assists |
−135 | 90.0% 9 of 10 UTAH wins |
76.5% 13 of 17 appearances |
| Drake Batherson Over 0.5 assists |
+135 | 85.7% 6 of 7 OTT losses |
47.1% 8 of 17 appearances |
| Dylan Cozens Under 0.5 points |
−125 | 85.7% 6 of 7 OTT losses |
64.7% 11 of 17 appearances |
Clayton Keller over 0.5 assists (−135)
Keller has helped create a goal in nearly every Utah win this season. His latest winning appearance, against Toronto, brought three assists; he followed it with another helper in the loss to Montreal. You’re asking for one setup rather than needing him to finish a chance himself.
The broader point over was −240, compared with −135 for an assist. That extra scoring route would have mattered in the Edmonton win: Keller scored twice but had no assists. It was his only Utah win this season without a helper, while a goal or assist reached all ten wins.
The longer Utah comparison is less consistent. Since October 1, 2025, Keller recorded an assist in 37 of 53 wins and 55 of 99 appearances overall. His current passing run is the attraction here; it shouldn’t be read as a long-standing rule that a Mammoth win brings a Keller assist.
Drake Batherson over 0.5 assists (+135)
Batherson gives you an Ottawa player who has kept contributing when the Senators lose. He had a helper in each of the recent defeats against San Jose, Vegas, Los Angeles and Anaheim, including two in the 6–5 loss to the Kings. A Utah win can leave room for that kind of production on the other side.
Ottawa is also without Ridly Greig because of a lower-body injury; Batherson is listed on the expected second line.
His point over was −175 and reached all seven Ottawa losses this season. The assist offer pays more at +135, but removes the goal-only route. In the loss at Philadelphia, Batherson scored without an assist—the one defeat that missed this passing target.
That strong loss record hasn’t meant an assist every night. He finished without a point in Ottawa’s latest game, the win over Buffalo. The longer Ottawa history is much weaker too: assists in 17 of 43 losses and 39 of 96 appearances since October 1, 2025. This is an early-season pattern worth comparing, not evidence that losing makes him more likely to set up a goal.
Dylan Cozens under 0.5 points (−125)
Cozens has been held off the scoresheet in six of Ottawa’s seven losses this season. The latest two games, against Anaheim and Buffalo, also ended without a point or a shot on goal for him, despite more than sixteen minutes on the ice in each.
The price comparison is useful. Under 0.5 assists was −230, while under 0.5 points was −125. Both have landed in exactly the same Ottawa games this season, but the points under has an extra way to lose: a Cozens goal defeats it even if he doesn’t record an assist. The lighter price comes with that added risk.
The Kings game is the reminder to keep close. Cozens scored twice and added an assist in 17:30, and Ottawa still lost 6–5. A Senators defeat doesn’t have to be a low-scoring night for the team or for him. His longer Ottawa record offers less support than this season’s six of seven: no point in 28 of 45 losses and 51 of 99 appearances since October 1, 2025.
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Keller is the direct passing choice on the team you’re backing. Batherson lets an Ottawa playmaker contribute in defeat, with the goal-versus-assist tradeoff explaining the bigger payout. Cozens offers the quieter scoring route at a lighter price than his assist under.
There’s no need to take every option. Batherson and Cozens share Ottawa’s scoring opportunities, and the separate records don’t establish a combined parlay probability or price.
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