We have a loaded NBA Monday with 16 teams in action across eight games.
I've looked closely at tonight's matchups, schedule spots, and rotational advantages to find the outright winners to combine for the best value.
Let's get into my NBA moneyline parlay predictions for Monday, November 9.
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NBA Moneyline Parlay for Monday, November 9
- Mavericks Moneyline (-161)
- Spurs Moneyline (-359)
Parlay Odds: +107 (DraftKings)
Pacers vs Mavericks Moneyline Pick
The 6-4 Mavericks will host the 3-7 Indiana Pacers on Monday night at their home ‘American Airlines Center’ in Dallas, entering this interconference-clash with some promising form off of consecutive wins following the return of superstar PG Kyrie Irving.
Monday night’s matchup will be the last of a three-game homestand for the Mavs who will undoubtedly be looking to sweep that stretch with back-to-back victories over the Jazz and Nets to close out last week.
Dallas 6 '9 Forward Cooper Flagg has been remarkable in his second season in the NBA with the former Blue Devil star currently posting just shy of 25 PPG, along with both 7 Rebounds and Assists.
After a sluggish start to year two in the league, the Maine-born 19-year-old has really benefited from the return of Irving – filling up the stat sheet with both 25 rebounds and 25 assists collectively over the Mavericks’ last three contests.
While the Mavs have yet to establish themselves as one of the NBA’s top teams, I fully expect that to be the case over the next couple weeks with Dallas’ Blue Devil duo (Flagg/Irving) undoubtedly ranking amongst the top tandems in the league.
Dallas’ first-year head coach Dusty May boasts legitimate championship pedigree having just led Michigan to a National Title last season, and I expect the former Wolverine HC to lean heavily on his star-duo given the team’s inconsistent frontcourt play at both ends of the floor.
Conversely, the Pacers are trending downward following their superstar PG Tyrese Haliburton having suffered another injury, and is currently sidelined with a mild left hamstring sprain.
Since the injury of Indiana’s premier scorer and distributor, the Pacers have dropped six of their last seven contests heading into Monday night’s rematch with Dallas having prevailed in the teams’ first meeting.
While Pacers’ Forward Pascal Siakam and Guard Andrew Nembhard have both really stepped up in Haliburton’s absence, the rest of Indiana’s lineup is rather weak.
Though the Pacers may have a slight frontcourt edge with Zubac adding a ton of interior size down low, I expect the Mavs to have a massive advantage on Monday night especially in front of a home crowd in Dallas.
I feel confident backing the Mavericks on their short -161 moneyline, which should provide us a solid foundation as the front-leg of our parlay for Monday’s NBA slate.
Pick: Mavericks Moneyline (-161)
Spurs vs Suns Moneyline Pick
Phoenix is riding high on a two-game win streak heading into a Western Conference showdown with the San Antonio Spurs, set to be played on Monday night at the Suns’ home ‘Mortgage Matchup Center’.
Despite Jordan Ott’s bunch having prevailed in each of its last two contests, the Suns still stand as a massive 8.5-point home underdog versus the reigning- Western Conference champions.
Though Phoenix boasts a subpar 3-5 record over their first eight games, Suns’ PG Devin Booker has been extremely impressive with the Kentucky-product currently averaging 25 Points and five assists per game.
Miles Bridges has also been quite impressive in his first season in Phoenix with the former Hornets SF currently posting 16.9 points and 8.1 Rebounds per game on average.
The first-year Suns Forward has been steadily improving as the season progresses with Bridges having recorded a double-double in consecutive contests, also collectively racking up 12 assists in that span.
While Booker and Bridges have both made major contributions at both ends of the floor, the same can't be said of Guard Jalen Green who has been extremely underwhelming throughout his time in Phoenix.
The Suns are also experiencing some major difficulty in their frontcourt with the likes of Oso Ighodaro and Khaman Maluach both yet to have made any form of impact whatsoever.
The interior deficiencies of Ott’s frontcourt are extremely problematic heading into a matchup with Spurs 7’4 Center Victor Wembanyama coming off of a freakish 52 Points/24 Rebounds/8 Block performance last week.
The Spurs also feature elite guard play, with youngsters De'Aaron Fox, Stephon Castle, and Dylan Harper all boasting remarkable versatility at both ends of the floor.
After dropping its first two games of the season, San Antonio has prevailed in eight straight games heading into Monday night’s Western Conference showdown, and is undoubtedly the hottest team in the entire league.
Despite the stellar play from the Suns’ Booker and Bridges, I expect Phoenix to be overwhelmed by the size and athleticism of a Spurs team amongst the favorites to win the NBA Finals in 2027.
Though I do feel that San Antonio is due for regression in the near future, I don't expect that to be the case on Monday night in what should be a ninth consecutive victory for the Spurs.
Pick: Spurs Moneyline (-359)
NBA Moneyline Parlay for Monday, November 9
- Mavericks Moneyline (-161)
- Spurs Moneyline (-359)
Parlay Odds: +107 (DraftKings)
