Top NBA Parlay Picks for the Weekend (Feb 20-21)

Parlay picks aren’t just fun because of the suspense that they create — they also pay off bigger if you can win both of them. Let’s take a look at some of the fun NBA parlay betting picks that you can use this weekend.

Top NBA Parlay Picks for the Weekend

Saturday: New York at Minnesota / Washington at Miami

The Knicks are still scuffling along and trying to make a case for moving up into the Eastern Conference playoff race. The Timberwolves are a really young team that is trying to find their identity. Both teams feature a really primo rookie (Karl-Anthony Towns for the Timberwolves and Kristaps Porzingis for the Knicks). However, the Knicks have a lot more around Porzingis and should be able to control this game on the road. The Wizards are tough night in and night out, but they’re still flailing below that .500 line. In the meantime, Miami has put a strong season together as they try to move out of the shadow of LeBron. I like Miami controlling the flow of the action and winning on South Beach.

Saturday: Golden State at L.A. Clippers / Milwaukee at Atlanta

The Hawks are one of the toughest teams in the East, while the Bucks are one of the least consistent teams. This is a chance for the Hawks to work out some of that frustration that developed during the home-and-home sweep they suffered at the hands of the Orlando Magic before the All-Star break. If you think that Golden State and the Clippers are going to be a competitive matchup, I tend to agree with you. However, I also think that the Clippers will be working hard to integrate their new trade pieces, and I only worry about Golden State when they play the Spurs or the Thunder. I don’t think anyone else can beat them right now.

Sunday: Indiana at Orlando / L.A. Lakers at Chicago

The Lakers are getting more and more competitive with each passing week, but they’re not beating teams near that .500 line yet. Chicago is scuffling along a lot, particularly with the injury to Jimmy Butler. I like where the Lakers are going, but the Bulls will handle them easily at home. The Pacers are a tougher team than the Magic. The Magic did pull off that home-and-home sweep of Atlanta before the break, but I see the Pacers going down to Orlando and using the inside game to suffocate the Magic on both ends of the floor.

Sunday: Philadelphia at Dallas / San Antonio at Phoenix

This parlay will let you celebrate the Southwest Division teams knocking off outside competition. It’s true that the Sixers almost beat Golden State, but the Warriors were clearly taking a nap for most of that game. At home, Dallas should not have any problem with the eight-win Sixers. The Spurs are close behind the Warriors in the standings and face a Suns team that really doesn’t play any defense and struggles to score on offense — a deadly combination against an elite team.