Best NBA Parlay Today: Kyrie Irving & More, December 9

The NBA is having a strong night on Friday, December 9th, as we have 10 games scheduled for action.

Let's take a look at the strong parlay for tonight's game featuring Kyrie Irving, Giannis Antetokounmpo, and the Cleveland Cavaliers.

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NBA Parlay Leg #1: Cleveland Cavaliers -3.5 (-110)

Throwing in a spread is critical to our parlay as it really helps us and this feels like a steal here. The Sacramento Kings continue their road trip as they take on the Cleveland Cavaliers tonight and things are clicking for this Cavs team. They are 11-1 inside Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse this year and Donovan Mitchell had his best game of the year with 43 points against the Lakers last time out. Sacramento could be without point guard De'Aaron Fox as he is listed as questionable with right foot soreness. He has struggled lately while trying to play through it. Go with the Cleveland Cavaliers to cover the spread in this game.

NBA Parlay Leg #2: Kyrie Irving Over 20 Points (-240)

Yes, this feels like a lock, but it helps solidify our parlay here and should do well. Kyrie Irving is one of the best offensive players on the planet. He has averaged 24.9 points per game this season, despite a brutal drop in his three-point percentage this season. He has shot 50.6 percent from the floor in his last 10 games and should dominate this game. Throughout his career, Irving has been averaging 25.5 points in his 25 games against Atlanta in the NBA. Go with over 20 points as it seems to be as close to a lock as bettors can get for this slate.

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NBA Parlay Leg #3: Giannis Antetokounmpo Over 6.5 Assists (+125)

This is the riskiest portion of the parlay, but we need something like this to really boost the odds. Giannis is passing the ball more than Bettors would probably expect as he is averaging six assists in his previous four games heading into this matchup. The Mavericks are going to try to get the ball out of his hands with a double team. Expect Giannis to make the right reads on the court and dish the ball to the open man.