NBA Same Game Parlay for 76ers vs Suns on Monday, November 4

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The Philadelphia 76ers (1-4) are in the valley tonight, as they take on the Phoenix Suns (5-1). Paul George will be making his anticipated debut in his first official game for Philly, making his return after suffering a left knee injury during the preseason. Tipoff from Footprint Center is set for 10;15 p.m. ET on NBA TV.

Read below for my 76ers vs. Suns same game parlay and NBA picks for Monday, November 4.

NBA Same Game Parlay for 76ers vs Suns

  • Tyrese Maxey 25+ Points (-155)
  • Paul George 20+ Points (+130)

Parlay Odds: +268 (FanDuel)

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Tyrese Maxey 25+ Points (-155)

Good news for Tyrese Maxey, as Paul George is returning from injury. That makes Maxey's life more easier, as he won't be the lone focal point that defenses try to key on.

In his five games played, Maxey is averaging 29.8 points, but is only shooting 39.8 percent from the field, as he had to attempt carry the 76ers' offense, which would be a tough assignment for most, as the roster doesn't have much elite shot-creators and scorers, besides the big three of Embiid, Maxey, and George.

With George in the lineup, the aggression remains the same for Maxey, but the quality looks will change and be better since George is capable of getting a bucket at all three levels.

Plus, going up against the big three of Durant, Booker, and Beal, Maxey will be needed for another big scoring performance in order for Philadelphia to win their second game against the Suns tonight.

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Paul George 20+ Points (+130)

Now, there might be some skepticism on this. This is George's first game of the season, and he's returning from an injury, but the 76ers offense has been brutal to start, George will have to automatically be that second guy, at least until Joel Embiid makes his season debut.

Let's not forget that George is still one of the best forwards in the league. The 34 year-old averaged 22.6 points last season for the Los Angeles Clippers, and was named an All-Star. He shot 41 percent from 3-point range, and made 3.3 3s last season on 7.9 attempts.

As the secondary guy right next to Maxey, George provides additional perimeter shooting, shot-creation, while also being able to drive to the basket and get fouled.

Right now, the 76ers are ranked 26th in total points per game at 107.2 points. With George, that will increase. Although his first game back will be a tough matchup, especially at the forward spot against Kevin Durant, George will be relied on right out of the gate.

I expect at least 15 shots attempts from George tonight. There's a good chance George draws his attention to the basket, and look to get fouled to ease his way back into action.

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