New Orleans beat Sacramento on March 5, 2026, with Saddiq Bey scoring 20 points and grabbing one rebound. Six days later, the Pelicans beat Toronto while he finished with nine points and four boards. Those two wins show why Bey’s scoring and rebounding offers deserve separate looks: one can work without the other.
These Pelicans parlay picks take a hypothetical New Orleans moneyline win, quoted at +180 by DraftKings, into Monday’s 8 p.m. EST game at FedExForum. The Side & Support choices are Bey to score 10 points, Bey to collect four rebounds, and Trey Murphy III to combine for 25 points, rebounds and assists. Their records in Pelicans wins help you compare those routes; you don’t have to use all three.
Pelicans parlay picks: different ways to contribute
The records cover each player’s Pelicans appearances from the start of the 2025–26 season through Saturday. Each winning-game record uses the same dates and appearances as its all-game comparison. New Orleans has only two wins this season, so the longer records add context beyond those recent games. Individual DraftKings prices are a November 2 morning snapshot and can change.
| Player & prop | Odds | With this result | All games |
|---|---|---|---|
| Saddiq Bey 10+ points |
−239 | 96.2% 25 of 26 Pelicans wins |
85.9% 67 of 78 appearances |
| Saddiq Bey 4+ rebounds |
−181 | 96.2% 25 of 26 Pelicans wins |
78.2% 61 of 78 appearances |
| Trey Murphy III 25+ points, rebounds and assists |
−114 | 91.3% 21 of 23 Pelicans wins |
76.4% 55 of 72 appearances |
Saddiq Bey: 10+ points at −239 or 4+ rebounds at −181
Bey has provided both kinds of contribution in the Pelicans’ two wins this season. He had 10 points and four rebounds against Sacramento, followed by 25 points and six boards against Atlanta. Those contributions came in 24 and 26 minutes, respectively.
The two offers have identical winning-game records, but scoring has held up more often across all results. That difference also appears this season: five of six games for the scoring target, four of six for the boards.
You’re paying more for that scoring choice. The four-rebound target is −181, compared with −239 for 10 points. If you prefer the cheaper option, the board count is worth a look; if you care more about Bey’s steadier all-game scoring record, you may prefer the points. Neither price establishes a better-value bet by itself.
There are cheaper ways to raise the requirements. Twelve or more points is −133, but it cleared in 23 of Bey’s 26 Pelicans wins rather than 25. His 10-point game against Sacramento this season illustrates exactly what the lower target buys.
Five or more rebounds pays +111, compared with −181 for four. It cleared in 18 of those 26 wins, seven fewer than the four-board target. That is a much bigger change in the record for a one-rebound step. The four boards against Sacramento would have been enough for one offer and short of the other.
Bey can still miss both. He scored nine points without a rebound in 26 minutes in the recent loss to Denver. Those March wins in the opening weren’t short appearances, either: his one-rebound night against Sacramento came in 33 minutes, while his nine-point game against Toronto came in 28. An available role and a Pelicans win haven’t guaranteed either target.
His current role also matters. Bey has played between 22 and 26 minutes in each game this season and is outside the projected starting five. Jordan Poole is out, while Dejounte Murray is projected to start after not appearing in the Pelicans’ two recent wins. That changes the guard mix around these examples; don’t assume Bey’s 25-point night means he’ll have the same scoring chances every game.
These are two choices on the same player, sharing his minutes and the flow of the game. The identical winning-game percentages don’t turn them into independent pieces. You can choose scoring or rebounds without asking Bey to supply both.
Trey Murphy III: 25+ points, rebounds and assists at −114
Murphy’s combined target gives his passing and rebounding a role alongside his scoring. In the latest win over Atlanta, 15 points, five rebounds and five assists added up to exactly 25. He didn’t need a huge scoring night, but he did need the full mix.
The previous win against Sacramento brought 19 points, five rebounds and three assists, a combined 27. Those two games support the option through different contributions. His longer record is stronger in Pelicans wins than across all his appearances, though this season’s two wins offer only a small recent comparison.
At −114, it’s the lightest price in this table. That doesn’t make it the least demanding target. Murphy has reached the combined 25 in only three of six games this season. Against Denver, six points, one rebound and three assists left him at 10 despite playing 30 minutes.
There is also a direct reminder from this opponent. Murphy had eight points, one rebound and two assists in 33 minutes when New Orleans beat Memphis 114–106 on January 30, 2026. That combined 11 is one of the winning-game exceptions. A Pelicans win against the Grizzlies can happen without Murphy supplying a full statistical night.
Murphy is listed as probable with a knee issue and is expected to start, rather than being confirmed available. That is a material part of this choice: the case uses his usual appearances, not an assumed reduced workload. His latest 25 was exactly enough, so even a small loss of opportunities could matter.
Choose the contribution before the combination
Bey’s two offers let you decide whether his scoring record or the lighter rebound price matters more. Murphy gives you a three-stat route at a lower cost, with his knee status and recent misses to weigh. There’s no need to turn Bey’s two alternatives into a pair just because both have strong winning-game records.
All three options depend on the same New Orleans lineup and game, and their separate records don’t establish a combined success probability or a sportsbook parlay price. Check the actual combined quote before adding any of them. Follow the live Pelicans–Grizzlies matchup, or explore more NBA parlay ideas.
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