Viktor Arvidsson has recorded an assist in six of Detroit’s seven wins this season. Those are exactly the same six wins in which he recorded a point. If you’re backing the Red Wings in Colorado, that makes the assist price worth comparing with the broader point prop.
These Red Wings parlay picks follow that passing angle, Lucas Raymond’s longer scoring record in Detroit wins and Gabriel Landeskog’s assists in Colorado losses. The table puts each beside his full record over the same period, giving you three ways to support a Detroit win without treating them as a required combination.
Red Wings parlay picks: an assist, a point and an opposing under
Arvidsson’s row covers his seventeen Detroit appearances this season, including just seven wins. Raymond and Landeskog use regular-season appearances with their current clubs since October 1, 2025, including this season. Individual DraftKings prices are November 7 snapshots and can change.
| Player & prop | Odds | DET wins / COL losses | All games |
|---|---|---|---|
| Viktor Arvidsson Over 0.5 assists |
+160 | 85.7% 6 of 7 DET wins · this season |
35.3% 6 of 17 appearances · this season |
| Lucas Raymond Over 0.5 points |
−165 | 84.8% 39 of 46 DET wins · since Oct. 2025 |
62.9% 61 of 97 appearances · since Oct. 2025 |
| Gabriel Landeskog Under 0.5 assists |
−360 | 95.7% 22 of 23 COL losses · since Oct. 2025 |
70.1% 54 of 77 appearances · since Oct. 2025 |
Viktor Arvidsson over 0.5 assists (+160)
Arvidsson’s point over was −145, while one assist was +160. A goal without an assist would cover the point prop but miss the assist prop. So far, paying for that extra route wouldn’t have added a Detroit win: both props reached the same six victories. Across all seventeen Detroit games, though, he recorded a point in nine and an assist in six.
The latest win over Florida fits the distinction. Arvidsson finished with one assist and no goals. He also had an assist in the previous win over Chicago, alongside a hat trick. You’re asking him to help create a goal, even on a night when he does plenty of finishing himself.
Seven wins is a small foundation for that price comparison. His only scoreless Detroit win this season came against Philadelphia despite nearly twenty minutes on the ice. He’s expected on the first line, but his latest two games, losses to Tampa Bay and Vegas, both ended without an assist. The +160 payout is the attraction; those quiet games are why six of seven shouldn’t be read as a forecast.
Lucas Raymond over 0.5 points (−165)
Raymond offers a broader scoring route with more Detroit history behind it. A goal against Chicago and an assist against Florida each gave him one point in recent Red Wings wins. You can use either kind of contribution here.
The two-point milestone was +295, but it reached only 19 of the 46 Detroit wins in the longer sample, compared with 39 for one point. Across all 97 games in that same period, he reached two points in 25 and one point in 61. The lower −165 line lets a single involvement in a goal do the job rather than asking for another multi-point outing.
The recent winning record is less consistent than the table’s longer view: five of seven this season, compared with nine of seventeen games overall. Raymond went without a point in wins over Philadelphia and San Jose, playing more than twenty minutes in each. He also had three shots and no points in the latest loss to Vegas. The longer history is the reason to consider the point; this season’s misses are the reason to keep expectations measured.
Gabriel Landeskog under 0.5 assists (−360)
Landeskog gives you a Colorado contribution to limit. He has finished without an assist in all eight Avalanche losses this season, compared with twelve of seventeen games overall. His larger Colorado loss record in the table supports that pattern beyond those eight games.
The assist under is much more expensive than his point under at −180. The difference is room for him to score: goals without an assist in losses to Dallas and New Jersey this season would have lost the point-under bet while leaving the assist under intact. Across the longer sample, the assist under covered 22 of 23 Colorado losses and the point under covered 18 of 23. Across all games in that same period, the records were 54 of 77 without an assist and 38 of 77 without a point.
It’s a useful cushion at −360, but he can still create a goal in defeat. An assist in last season’s 5–2 loss to Minnesota is the one exception among those 23 losses. He also had an assist in the 5–1 playoff loss to Minnesota. More recently, he had an assist in each of the wins over Calgary and Chicago. He’s expected on Colorado’s third line; the under doesn’t require him to be absent from the attack.
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Choose your route into a Detroit win
Arvidsson’s assist offers the larger payout if you like his recent passing contribution in Red Wings wins. Raymond’s point gives you more ways to get there and a larger Detroit sample, with a less convincing record in this season’s wins. They could also benefit from the same goal, so the two histories don’t make them independent chances.
If you prefer the opposing under, Landeskog lets you ask for no assist while still allowing a goal. Decide how much that room is worth to you at the quoted price, rather than adding every option to the same parlay.
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