Best NBA Parlays Today: Jayson Tatum & More, December 2

The NBA has a strong night on Friday, December 2nd, as we have 11 games scheduled for action.

Let's take a look at the strong parlay for tonight's game featuring Jayson Tatum, Collin Sexton, and Devin Booker.

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NBA Parlay Leg #1: Jayson Tatum Over 29.5 Points (-118)

The Miami Heat will play the Boston Celtics at TD Garden once again as these teams matched up on Wednesday, where small forward Jayson Tatum dominated offensively. He has played the Heat twice this season already, and in those games is averaging 39 points per game while shooting 53.2 percent from the floor, 52.6 percent from beyond the arc, and 94.7 percent from the free-throw line.

On Wednesday, he scored 49 points. This feels like a very obtainable number against an injury-depleted Miami Heat team.

NBA Parlay Leg #2: Collin Sexton Under 3.5 Rebounds (-170)

Collin Sexton and the Utah Jazz will be trying to defend their home court as they take on the Indiana Pacers. Sexton is not known for being the point guard that will be crashing the boards and will instead try to push the offense in this game. He is averaging 2.5 rebounds per game this season, which is not enough to expect a lot of rebounds to go his way.

In Sexton's last 10 games, he has grabbed two rebounds a night. Utah has seven players on the roster that are averaging more rebounds than him this season. Go with the under in the game as it seems to be the better option here.

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NBA Parlay Leg #3: Devin Booker Over 2.5 Made Threes (-125)

The Phoenix Suns have a home game against the Houston Rockets in this matchup. Booker has been shooting right around his career average from beyond the arc at 37.8 percent from three this season. In his only other game against the Rockets this year, Booker was brutal, as he was 1-for-7 from distance, but he is coming off his best shooting performance where he went 6-for-7 from three against the Chicago Bulls on Wednesday.