Rangers Parlay Picks vs. Kraken: Side & Support Parlay Plays

New York’s latest win showed two very different prop outcomes: Adam Fox set up two goals, while Will Cuylle finished without a shot on goal. If you’re backing the Rangers against Seattle, that contrast is worth keeping in view. A team can get the result you want without every supporting player bet landing.

For these Rangers parlay picks, Fox’s assists and Cuylle’s shots are compared in New York wins. Matty Beniers supplies the opposing angle: his point total in Seattle losses. Side & Support puts those records beside each player’s all-game numbers, so you can compare New York’s passing and shooting with a quieter Seattle scoring night.

Rangers parlay picks: passing, shooting or a Seattle point under

These records cover this season’s regular-season appearances with each player’s current team. Nine Rangers wins and six Seattle losses are small samples. The longer comparisons below include this season’s games. Individual DraftKings odds were captured on November 7 and can change.

Individual DraftKings odds · November 7 snapshot
Player & prop Odds With this result All games
Adam Fox
Over 0.5 assists
−130 100.0%
9 of 9 NYR wins
70.6%
12 of 17 appearances
Will Cuylle
Over 1.5 shots on goal
−155 88.9%
8 of 9 NYR wins
64.7%
11 of 17 appearances
Matty Beniers
Under 0.5 points
−110 83.3%
5 of 6 SEA losses
60.0%
9 of 15 appearances

Adam Fox over 0.5 assists (−130)

Fox gives you a way to back New York’s scoring without needing him to score the goal himself. He had a helper against St. Louis, then two against Philadelphia in the Rangers’ latest two wins. Those games continued a run of at least one assist in every New York victory this season.

His point over was also available, but at −180 compared with −130 for an assist. A point can come from a goal or a helper, so the point bet gives you another way to win at the higher cost. In this season’s Rangers wins, though, Fox has supplied the assist anyway. That’s the reason to consider the more specific passing option.

The older New York record includes more misses: since October 1, 2025, he’s had an assist in 28 of 35 Rangers wins and 42 of 72 appearances overall. And his recent games against Los Angeles and Edmonton produced no assists—he scored against the Kings, which would have covered a point bet but not this one. Choose the assist if that distinction suits the contribution you expect.

Will Cuylle over 1.5 shots on goal (−155)

Cuylle offers the shooting route: two shots are enough, regardless of whether either goes in. He put three on goal in the win over St. Louis, and he’s reached two in eight of New York’s nine wins this season.

The exception is the game you shouldn’t brush aside. He had no shots in the latest victory over Philadelphia despite playing 17 minutes and 51 seconds. He’s listed on the expected third line, so this isn’t a case for assuming top-line shooting volume just because you like New York to win.

The longer comparison also pushes back. Across his Rangers regular-season appearances since October 1, 2025, he reached two shots in 26 of 43 wins and 53 of 99 games overall. The current season looks stronger, but his latest zero shows how readily the supporting bet can miss while the side wins.

Matty Beniers under 0.5 points (−110)

If you expect the Rangers to limit Seattle’s first line, Beniers going without a point is the least expensive of these three options. He was held off the scoresheet in the Kraken’s recent losses to Minnesota and Calgary. A Seattle defeat has accompanied that outcome more often than his all-game record this season.

It only takes one contribution to beat this under. Beniers scored in Seattle’s loss to Tampa Bay on October 15, the lone miss among the six current-season losses. He also scored in the latest win over Calgary and had two assists against Toronto. A low shot count won’t protect a point under when a helper can put him on the scoresheet.

The older Seattle record is more modest: no point in 37 of 54 losses and 52 of 97 appearances since October 1, 2025. This is an early-season option for a quieter Beniers night, not a reason to assume he disappears whenever Seattle loses.

Which route fits your Rangers view?

Fox’s assist is the clearest link to New York’s recent wins, and it costs less than his broader point offer. Cuylle gives you a shot target without needing a goal, but his latest game is a useful reminder that those are separate bets. If your view starts with Seattle’s attack being held down, Beniers’ under gives you that alternative at a lighter price.

You can use one option or choose your own combination. Fox and Cuylle draw on the same Rangers wins, and separate hit rates don’t establish a combined parlay probability or price.

Keep up with the live Rangers–Kraken matchup, or explore more NHL parlay ideas.

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