NBA Same Game Parlay Picks, Predictions and Odds for Friday, February 27, 2026
We’re set for a five-game slate Friday night, and we’re highlighting a pair of three-leg same-game parlay opportunities on FanDuel Sportsbook. As always, these parlays can be played exactly as presented, or bettors can select their two favorite legs and place a wager in that manner. Odds listed are best available at time of writing.
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Jalen Brunson To Score 20+ Points, Josh Hart To Record 20 Points + Rebounds + Assists, Kevin Porter Jr. Over 25 Points + Assists (+194 on FanDuel Sportsbook)
The Knicks and Bucks link up for an Eastern Conference clash at Fiserv Forum on Friday night, and we’re honing in on three key figures in the contest.
We’ll start with Brunson, who’s drawing what’s been a favorable matchup for point guards this season. The Bucks are allowing an Eastern Conference-high 30.6 offensive efficiency rating to ones while allowing 36.4% three-point shooting to the position. Milwaukee is also conceding an Eastern Conference-high 15.3 made threes per home game, while Brunson is taking a career-high 7.6 three-point attempts per game and draining them at a 37.1% clip. Brunson has already lit up Milwaukee for 36 and 37 points in the first two meetings between the teams this season, and he’s an outstanding 44-10 to the 20-point threshold this season.
We’ll stick with the Knicks and shift over to the versatile Hart, who is once again contributing across the stat sheet this season. The veteran wing is averaging 24.5 points + rebounds + assists for the season, and he has one tally of 41 PRA against the Bucks. Milwaukee is ranked in the bottom half of the league in points + rebounds + assists allowed per home game (196.9), and the Bucks have been even more generous of late with the fifth most given up in the last three games (205.0). Then, the Bucks are also conceding the sixth-highest offensive efficiency rating to two-guards (24.4) and have yielded 41.1% three-point shooting to the position.
We’ll wrap things up on the Bucks side with the current heart and soul of their attack, Porter, who’s stepped up considerably since Giannis Antetokounmpo went down with a calf injury. The 2019 first-round pick has averaged 21.9 points, 7.9 assists, 5.4 rebounds and 2.7 steals across his last nine games, a span where he’s shooting 53.5%. Porter is 8-1 to the 25 PRA number in that sample as well, and the Knicks come in allowing the 10th-most points + assists per contest (144.7).
GG Jackson Over 20.5 Points + Rebounds, Naji Marshall To Score 15+ Points, Khris Middleton To Record 15 Points + Rebounds (+219 on FanDuel Sportsbook)
The Grizzlies and Mavericks could ultimately produce the highest-scoring game of the night, as the two teams can give up their fair share of points and the contest has a projected total of 237.5 points. As such, there are several ways we can go while trying to nail down three viable legs for our parlay.
We’ll kick things off with our one Grizzlies player in Jackson, who’s checking into Friday’s game on a tear with averages of 17.2 points, 6.0 rebounds, 2.3 assists and 1.1 blocks over the last 11 games while shooting 58.1%, including 47.8% from behind the arc. Jackson has started in eight of the last nine games as well, as the ongoing absence of Santi Aldama (knee) and Jackson’s own highly productive play has earned the latter plenty of opportunity. The Mavericks made for particularly good targets on the rebounding front, as Dallas is allowing the third-most boards per home game (56.5). Jackson has at least four boards on 20 occasions, and he’s converting a solid 58.9% of his rebounding chances as well.
We’ll move on to Marshall, who’s coming off a season-high 36 points against the Kings on outstanding 14-for-23 shooting. It was Marshall’s third tally of over 30 points in February, and the sixth-year pro was already averaging 18.8 points over the previous 20 games coming into the night. Marshall already has at least 15 points on 33 occasions this season, and he’s 26-6 to that scoring threshold in his starts. He also recorded 16 points in 25 minutes off the bench against the Grizzlies back on Nov. 7, and Memphis is allowing 37.0% three-point shooting to Marshall’s small forward position and the third-most made three-point attempts per game (14.3).
We’ll wrap matters up with Middleton, who appears to have found new life since his trade to Dallas. The veteran’s latest solid performance unfolded Thursday against Sacramento, when he tallied 17 points, five rebounds and four assists over 33 minutes. Middleton also had 24 and 32 points + rebounds in two of the previous three games, and he also had 11 in just 12 minutes against the Nets in the one game in that stretch in which he didn’t get there. Even if P.J. Washington is able to return from his ankle injury Friday, the 15 points + rebounds threshold is one that should be well within Middleton’s reach even if he fills a second-unit role.
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