Adam Fox has recorded a point in all eight Rangers wins this season. Will Cuylle has put at least two shots on goal in those same victories, even on nights when he didn’t score. If you’re backing New York against Philadelphia, that gives you a choice between a player getting onto the scoresheet and one simply getting pucks on net.
A Rangers win is the starting point for these comparisons: New York players in Rangers victories, and Philadelphia players in Flyers defeats. Denver Barkey’s shots under supplies the opposing angle, though his latest game shows exactly how little room that line leaves.
Rangers parlay picks to compare
| Player & prop | Odds | With this result | All appearances |
|---|---|---|---|
| Adam Fox Over 0.5 points Regular season since Oct. 1, 2025 |
−175 | 85.3% 29 of 34 Rangers wins |
63.4% 45 of 71 appearances |
| Will Cuylle Over 1.5 shots on goal 2026–27 regular season |
−185 | 100.0% 8 of 8 Rangers wins |
68.8% 11 of 16 appearances |
| Denver Barkey Under 1.5 shots on goal Regular season since Oct. 1, 2025 |
−180 | 84.4% 27 of 32 Flyers losses |
77.2% 44 of 57 appearances |
Fox and Barkey’s longer records cover regular-season games with their current clubs since October 1, 2025. Cuylle’s row covers this regular season. His eight winning games are a small sample; the player sections put the current runs beside the older evidence.
Adam Fox over 0.5 points
Fox supplied both a goal and an assist in New York’s latest win over St. Louis. He’s been involved in every Rangers victory this season, but he hasn’t needed the team to win to produce: he had four assists in Toronto and two in Ottawa, both losses.
The point market gives you credit for either a goal or an assist. That mattered against Los Angeles, when Fox scored but didn’t record an assist. DraftKings offered over 0.5 points at −175 and over 0.5 assists at −140. For $100 profit on an individual bet, the point requires a $175 stake rather than $140 for the assist. That extra cost leaves you another way to get there; the Kings game shows what you’re paying for.
Fox had a point in 21 of 26 Rangers wins in the older part of the table’s window, so the support extends beyond this season’s eight victories. He was held scoreless in the Edmonton loss immediately before St. Louis, though. He remains on the projected top defensive pair. A regular role helps explain why he’s worth considering, without making a point automatic.
Will Cuylle over 1.5 shots on goal
Cuylle had three shots in the St. Louis win while playing 18:19. He also put three on net against Anaheim without recording a point. If you like the Rangers but don’t want your prop to depend on someone finishing a scoring play, two shots asks for a different contribution.
The recent record has some uneven nights around those wins. Cuylle managed only one shot against Edmonton, Toronto and Ottawa, although he had four in the loss to Los Angeles. Those games help explain why his all-game record is less convincing than the perfect winning-game run.
At −185, two shots still asks you to pay more for $100 profit than Fox’s point: $185 rather than $175 on an individual bet. The shooting option also has the weaker older record. Last regular season he reached two shots in 18 of 34 Rangers wins and 42 of 82 appearances overall. This season’s eight-for-eight run is worth comparing, but that older record is a substantial reason to keep the perfect start in perspective.
Denver Barkey under 1.5 shots on goal
Barkey’s latest outing is the caution here: he scored on one of his two shots in Philadelphia’s loss to Minnesota. That was his first game with two or more shots in a Flyers loss this season. Before it, his previous three defeats had produced one shot against Anaheim, none against Columbus and one against Washington.
The under allows one shot; a second ends it, whether or not either goes in. His longer Flyers record has stayed below that line in 27 of 32 losses, with this season’s nine of 10 included in that total. The current run supports the older pattern, but the Minnesota game shows that a Flyers defeat alone doesn’t hold his shot count down.
DraftKings offered the under at −180. Barkey is on Philadelphia’s projected second line and played 13:28 against Minnesota, so the case isn’t that he’ll sit out or get no opportunity. It’s a choice for readers who expect his shot volume to stay limited even while he plays a regular forward role.
Choose the contribution you want
Fox gives you two ways onto the scoresheet, while Cuylle lets you focus on shots without needing a goal or assist. Barkey’s under puts the attention on Philadelphia’s shooting instead. They all share this game’s opportunities and flow; their separate records aren’t a combined success rate or a sportsbook parlay quote. You can choose the contribution that fits your view without taking all three.
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