Trail Blazers Parlay Picks vs. Thunder: Side & Support Parlay Plays

Damian Lillard scored 25 in Portland’s win at Phoenix, while Toumani Camara made just one three. That’s a useful place to start with these Trail Blazers parlay picks: even in the same win, it matters whose shots you’re counting on.

If you’re backing Portland against Oklahoma City, start by looking at what these players did in Portland’s six wins this season, then compare that with all their appearances. The Phoenix game is a reminder that a Portland win can look good for one prop and still leave another short.

Trail Blazers parlay picks to go with a Portland win

Each record covers the player’s Portland appearances this regular season. That gives us six wins per player, a small sample even where the line held every time.

Individual DraftKings prices observed November 10 around 1:18 p.m. ET. Prices can change.
Player & prop Odds With this result All games
Damian Lillard
19+ points
−116 100.0%
6 of 6 Portland wins
77.8%
7 of 9 appearances
Toumani Camara
Over 2.5 made threes
−132 83.3%
5 of 6 Portland wins
77.8%
7 of 9 appearances
Scoot Henderson
Under 4.5 rebounds and assists
+104 83.3%
5 of 6 Portland wins
88.9%
8 of 9 appearances
Robert Williams III
6+ rebounds
−153 83.3%
5 of 6 Portland wins
71.4%
5 of 7 appearances

Damian Lillard: 19+ points

Lillard has scored between 19 and 25 in every Portland win this season. The 19-point game came against Sacramento, when he played 33 minutes. DraftKings offered 19 at −116 and 20 at +105, so one point changes both the payout and whether that Sacramento game would have cleared.

His latest game is the reminder that playing time matters. He scored 12 in just under 20 minutes against San Antonio. At 19, you give up the plus-money payout to keep a night like Sacramento on your side of the line.

Toumani Camara: Over 2.5 made threes

Camara made at least three threes in Portland’s first five wins, and hit four or more in four of them. At −132, this is a way to follow the shooting Portland gets beyond Lillard, particularly if you think the wings will get a good share of the looks.

The latest two games show the range. Camara made four in about 30 minutes against the Lakers, then none in 21 minutes against San Antonio. And in the Phoenix win, even 32 minutes only got him to one.

Scoot Henderson: Under 4.5 rebounds and assists

Henderson scored 15 in the season opener and still finished with just two rebounds and one assist. That’s the appeal of the +104 under. It leaves room for him to score without asking you to back a quiet night in every part of his game.

Two Portland wins landed right on four, so there isn’t much room. The under missed in Portland’s win over the Lakers when two rebounds and three assists got him to five in 17 minutes. Even a short shift can be enough to spoil this one if he gets more chances to set teammates up.

Robert Williams III: 6+ rebounds

Williams has reached six in five of his six appearances in Portland wins. He got eight in about 16 minutes against Phoenix, and two of the wins landed on exactly six. That helps explain the choice between six at −153 and seven at +111. Seven pays more, but those two games would have fallen short.

He had only three boards in 14 minutes in the Utah win, and he sat out the San Antonio game for rest. He’s expected back in a bench role. Six is within reach in those minutes, but a short run leaves fewer chances to recover if the boards don’t come early.

Which option fits your Portland read?

If you expect Portland to lean on Lillard’s scoring, his 19-point line gives you the direct route. If your read is that Portland can win the bench minutes, Williams’s rebounding gives you a different way to follow the game. The two options ask different things of Portland, even when you start from the same result.

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