Club 520 Picks: B-Hen’s NBA Parlay for Tuesday, December 9

What’s up everybody, I’m back with another NBA parlay.

The full ticket sits at +1706, meaning a $100 wager returns $1,805.68 if all four legs fall into place. Let’s break down why each spot makes sense.

Magic ML (-115)

Orlando draws Miami in a matchup that leans heavily toward size, physicality, and defensive consistency: three things the Magic bring every night. At home, their defensive rotations tighten, and they’ve been elite at limiting teams to one shot. If their guards keep the turnover count manageable and force Miami into contested jumpers, Orlando’s athletic wings should control the pace and dictate the tempo.

Raptors ML (+165)

Toronto is the volatility leg: high reward, big upside. New York’s defense is structured and disciplined, but the Raptors’ length and switchability can gum up the Knicks’ half-court offense when they’re locked in. The key here is pace: if Toronto forces early offense, keeps the Knicks out of set rotations, and gets production from their secondary creators, this becomes a winnable game. At plus money, this is the kind of underdog that thrives when the game gets hectic.

Suns +15.5 (-110)

This number is all about respecting the Suns’ offensive ceiling, even in tough spots. Against a strong Thunder team, Phoenix doesn’t need to win – they just need to keep the margin honest. With their shotmaking, even poor stretches can flip quickly, and the +15.5 cushion covers almost every realistic game script. As long as Phoenix avoids the catastrophic third-quarter collapse that has doomed them in a few matchups, this spread is extremely playable. Elite scorers travel, and so do big numbers like this.

Lakers -4.5 (-110)

Back at home, the Lakers get the Spurs in a matchup that highlights veteran polish vs. youthful inconsistency. Los Angeles has been significantly better in their own building, where their defensive effort spikes and their role players shoot with confidence.
If the Lakers control the glass and establish early interior touches, San Antonio simply doesn’t have the defensive structure to keep up in the fourth quarter. This is the stabilizer leg of the ticket: clean, straightforward, and supported by a strong matchup edge.