Warriors vs Celtics Game 6 Parlay (+11068): NBA Finals Longshot

Warriors vs Celtics Game 6 Parlay (+11068): NBA Finals Longshot

The NBA Finals return on Thursday night in Boston when the Celtics try to avoid elimination against the Golden State Warriors, who hold a 3-2 series lead. Boston is going to have to pull out all the stops to get a win at home tonight.

With the reality setting in that this might be the last NBA game of the season, we might as well aim high - real high. I’ve got a six leg SGP sitting at +11068 odds, but it’s not for the risk adverse. This is something to put a few dollars on and enjoy the show. You never know what can happen and this might be our last shot to put a lotto odds SGP like this together. It must be done.

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NBA Parlay

6-leg NBA parlay (+11068) (Bet $100 to win $11068)

Andrew Wiggins 10+ rebounds (+176)

Wiggins has not only been one of the most consistent scorers this NBA Finals, but his rebounding has caught a lot of attention the last couple of games, and rightfully so. Wiggins grabbed 16 boards in Game 4 before bringing in another 13 rebounds in Game 5 – that’s 29 rebounds in two games. 10+ seems plenty doable for a guy attacking the glass like Wiggins.

Jayson Tatum 10+ rebounds (+176)

Tatum now has 10 or more rebounds in two straight games, recording 11 rebounds in Game 4 and 10 rebounds in Game 5. With a must-win game tonight at home, I expected Tatum to be extremely active and on the floor nearly the entire game. Let’s see if he can’t make it three in a row.

Klay Thompson 5+ 3pm (+170)

Game six Klay is a thing, and he also has rediscovered his form from deep lately. Thompson has 13, 10, and 11 attempts from three in his last 3 games and has hit 5 threes in 2 of his last 3 games. Let’s roll the dice on “Game Six Klay” and the volume he is getting.

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Marcus Smart over 2.5 3pm (-112)

Smart has been very good against the Warriors this season. Not only that, but he has been connecting from deep, hitting at least 3 three pointers in 5 of his last 6 games. Smart is also attempting an average of 7 threes a game, so the volume is hard to ignore.

Al Horford over 2.5 assists (-164)

In his last 9 games at home, Horford is averaging 4.1 assists per game. He has at least 3 assists in his last 9 home games, which gives me a solid feeling taking this line. I’ll stick with Horford to a few teammates tonight. In his last 3 home games, Horford has 5, 6, and 4 assists.

Steph Curry 5+ assists (-205)

While we’re on the Game 6 Klay narrative, someone must dish him the ball. Curry had 8 assists in Game 5 and has gone over 5 assists in 6 of his last 9 games. Boston made the necessary adjustments to try and contain Curry in Game 5, leading to just 16 points on the night. I don’t think he has anywhere near that bad of a night, but the ball is in his hands a lot.

I mean, looking at the breakdown of each leg, this doesn’t seem outlandish despite what the odds say. Let’s take a swing here. Nothing more than lunch money, but enough to make this fun.