Scottie Barnes finished with exactly six rebounds against the Lakers on Sunday. He also had six in Toronto’s most recent win, over Orlando. That makes the lower rebound target worth a look for a Raptors supporter: a useful night on the boards can clear it without needing a double-digit total.
Toronto visits the Clippers at Intuit Dome on Monday, November 2, with tipoff at 10 p.m. Eastern. DraftKings quoted the Raptors at −205. Alongside a hypothetical Toronto win, Barnes’ rebounds, Rui Hachimura’s modest rebound target and Keaton Wagler’s points under offer three different contributions to consider.
Barnes’ record covers his Toronto appearances in the previous and current seasons, including playoffs. Hachimura and Wagler have much shorter Clippers records: all five and six of their appearances, respectively. Those small samples are part of the decision, even when the early hit rate looks strong.
Raptors parlay picks: three supporting options
Toronto wins supply Barnes’ conditional record; Clippers losses supply the other two. Each all-game comparison uses the same player, club and timeframe. These are individual DraftKings prices, which can change, rather than a quoted three-leg combination.
| Player & prop | Odds | With this result | All games |
|---|---|---|---|
| Scottie Barnes 6+ rebounds 2025–26 and 2026–27 Toronto appearances |
−344 | 82.4% (42/51) Toronto wins |
66.7% (62/93) |
| Rui Hachimura 4+ rebounds All 5 Clippers appearances |
−379 | 100.0% (4/4) Clippers losses |
100.0% (5/5) |
| Keaton Wagler Under 14.5 points All 6 Clippers appearances |
−102 | 80.0% (4/5) Clippers losses |
66.7% (4/6) |
Scottie Barnes: 6+ rebounds (−344)
Barnes has reached six rebounds in each of Toronto’s three wins this season. Two were narrow clearances: six against Chicago and six against Orlando, with 14 against Washington in between. Those results explain the appeal of keeping this target at six.
Moving to eight rebounds brought a much lower individual price: over 7.5 was −109. Across Barnes’ broader Toronto record, though, it cut the winning-game hits from 42 to 26 out of the same 51 games. His all-game hits dropped from 62 to 40 across 93 appearances. The two exact-six wins this season would both have missed the higher offer.
His latest six came in a Toronto loss, so he doesn’t need the Raptors to win to produce this total. The recent losses also include misses, with three rebounds against Minnesota and five against Orlando. He played 39 minutes and scored 41 points in that Orlando defeat; a huge scoring night didn’t bring six boards with it.
The longer winning-game record isn’t perfect either. Barnes had five rebounds in 35 minutes when Toronto beat Cleveland 126–104 in the playoffs on April 23, 2026. At −344, you’re paying for a lower target that has often fit Toronto wins, while accepting that his contributions can show up elsewhere in the box score.
Jakob Poeltl missed Sunday’s game and remains day-to-day in the latest availability information. His status could change Toronto’s rebounding mix tonight. Barnes is in the projected starting lineup, but this case doesn’t assume that Poeltl stays out or assign Barnes extra rebounds if he does.
Rui Hachimura: 4+ rebounds (−379)
Hachimura has collected at least four rebounds in all five of his Clippers appearances, including each of their four losses. That gives a Toronto supporter an option on the other side of the game: Hachimura can do some rebounding work while Los Angeles loses.
The price is steep for an early record. His entire Clippers sample is five games, with rebound totals of eight, six, four, five and seven. His minutes have ranged from 26 to 33, and he’s in the projected starting lineup. The 100% record describes those five outings; it doesn’t establish that the next one is certain.
Five or more rebounds was available at −177. That would have missed the Oklahoma City loss, when Hachimura had exactly four in 29 minutes, leaving three hits in four losses and four in five appearances overall. The lower four-rebound requirement keeps that game in its hit column, at a considerably higher price.
His latest seven boards came with 24 points in 30 minutes against Golden State, another Clippers loss. You’re asking for less rebounding than that, without requiring his scoring to repeat. The short club history and expensive price are the main tradeoff.
Keaton Wagler: under 14.5 points (−102)
Wagler has scored 14 or fewer points in four of the Clippers’ five losses. His latest seven points in 19 minutes against Golden State fit the under, following 12 in the loss to Minnesota. This is the least expensive individual offer of the three, with a different requirement from the two rebound targets.
His six Clippers appearances include two misses. He scored 15 in 29 minutes in their only win, over Sacramento, then scored 21 in 28 minutes in the later loss to the Lakers. That Lakers game matters here: Toronto winning wouldn’t prevent a productive scoring night from Wagler.
He is listed among the Clippers’ bench players, with minutes ranging from 19 to 29 so far. The latest low total came at the bottom of that range. The under doesn’t require another 19-minute game, but a larger share of playing time gives him more chances to reach 15.
Decide which contribution fits your Toronto view
Barnes offers the longest team history, with a clear cost for choosing six rebounds over eight. Hachimura’s target has held across both Clippers results so far, but only over five appearances. Wagler gives you a points under near even money, with much less history than Barnes and a meaningful scoring exception in a loss.
Choose the contributions you expect rather than treating the separate rates as a combined chance of success. Hachimura and Wagler share the Clippers’ possessions and playing time. Follow the live Raptors–Clippers matchup for the latest game context, or browse our NBA articles for more analysis.
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