Desmond Bane scored 20 points in Orlando’s latest defeat, while Franz Wagner finished with 24 points and six assists. Both would fit the unders we’re considering alongside a Phoenix win over the Magic—but only just. Those close finishes are as useful to know as the perfect losing-game records.
If you’re backing Phoenix, Orlando’s losses give these Suns parlay picks their starting point. Bane’s points under and Wagner’s points-and-assists under put limits on two major contributors. Jase Richardson’s rebounds under offers a different statistic at a plus-money price. You can compare the individual choices without taking all three.
Suns parlay picks: three Magic unders to compare
The table covers current-team appearances in the 2026–27 regular season. Orlando has played only seven games and lost five, so these are early patterns rather than established expectations. Individual DraftKings prices were checked on November 5 and can change.
| Player & prop | Odds | With this result | All appearances |
|---|---|---|---|
| Desmond Bane Under 20.5 points |
−117 | 100.0% 5 of 5 Magic losses |
71.4% 5 of 7 appearances |
| Franz Wagner Under 30.5 points and assists |
−123 | 100.0% 5 of 5 Magic losses |
71.4% 5 of 7 appearances |
| Jase Richardson Under 2.5 rebounds |
+104 | 100.0% 5 of 5 Magic losses |
85.7% 6 of 7 appearances |
Desmond Bane: Under 20.5 points (−117)
Bane’s biggest scoring nights have come in Orlando’s two wins: 22 against New York and 28 in Toronto. His losing-game totals have stayed lower, but the latest two defeats show why this isn’t a generous ceiling. He scored 19 against Boston and 20 against Washington, finishing right below this line.
Playing time hasn’t been scarce in those recent games. Bane logged 40 minutes against Boston and 36 against Washington. That makes the unders more interesting than a pattern built entirely on short nights, while also showing how many chances he can have to reach 21. The five-point Minnesota loss came in 27 minutes and remains part of the same short season record.
The longer view is less tidy. In his 2025–26 Orlando appearances, including postseason, Bane stayed below 21 points in 32 of 42 losses and 48 of 91 games overall. This season’s five-loss run is encouraging for the under, but the older record gives you more examples of that ceiling being beaten.
Franz Wagner: Under 30.5 points and assists (−123)
Wagner’s combined market leaves room for him to contribute in different ways. Against Boston, 12 assists came with only 14 points. Against Washington, he scored 24 but had six assists. Both stayed under, yet the Washington total of 30 leaves almost no room for another point or assist.
His two winning performances have been the counterexamples: 23 points with nine assists against New York, then 26 with 11 in Toronto. Orlando is without Paolo Banchero and Jalen Suggs, and Wagner’s recent passing totals show why you shouldn’t treat him purely as a scorer. This under needs his scoring and passing to stay below the combined limit, even if one part of his game is productive.
That also makes this a different bet from Bane’s points under, although both depend on Orlando’s offensive production. Their separate records don’t establish how often the two would land together.
Jase Richardson: Under 2.5 rebounds (+104)
Richardson has collected one rebound in each of Orlando’s last two losses, despite playing 26 and 29 minutes. That recent playing time matters: his full-season record also includes two early appearances of just 14 minutes off the bench.
With Suggs out, Richardson is projected to start again. He has stayed below three rebounds in four of his five starts so far, but the exception was a big one—six boards in 33 minutes in the Toronto win. You’re taking a small rebound ceiling on a guard whose role has grown, not counting on him to play those early bench minutes.
His older Orlando record also leaves room for misses: in 2025–26, including postseason, Richardson stayed below three rebounds in 20 of 29 losses and 45 of 56 appearances overall. His recent one-rebound games offer support, but the current perfect losing-game record is a short one.
The +104 price pays more than the two other unders here, with its own clear way to lose: a third rebound. His latest games support the idea, while that six-board performance shows why the extra payout doesn’t make it a better bet automatically.
Choose the limit you’re comfortable backing
Bane offers the simplest scoring limit, while Wagner lets you weigh his scoring against his passing. Richardson is the plus-money alternative if you’re comfortable with his expanding role and a three-rebound cutoff. Start with the individual case you find most convincing alongside a Suns win.
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