The Boston Celtics host the Golden State Warriors tonight at TD Garden in what is shaping up to be an intriguing late-season matchup. BET99 has boosted a three-leg same-game parlay featuring two Celtics and a Warriors player — with an over, an under, and another over in the mix. Here's the full breakdown.
Warriors vs Celtics Best Bets
Derrick White O 2.5 Threes
White has quietly become one of the most dangerous three-point shooters in the NBA this season, and the over at 2.5 made threes is right in his comfort zone heading into tonight. On the season, he is averaging 2.9 made three-pointers per game — the 15th-most in the league — and has heated up considerably since March began, averaging 3.1 threes per game with a 41.5 percent clip from deep over that stretch.
His most recent performance was a statement game: White drilled 5-of-11 three-pointers in Monday's 120-112 win over the Suns, part of a 21-point outing that continued his scorching run of form. Since March 1, he has now cleared 2.5 threes in the majority of his outings, and with Boston's offense generating an NBA-third-best 15.4 three-point attempts per game as a team, the volume is always there.
The Warriors — without a healthy Stephen Curry — have also been susceptible to perimeter shooting, ranking outside the top 10 in three-point defense. White is healthy and fully cleared after missing Thursday's game at OKC with a knee contusion, and tonight's home court at TD Garden is exactly the kind of environment where he thrives.
Jaylen Brown U 36.5 PRA
This is the most nuanced leg of the parlay, and context is everything here. Brown's season numbers (28.4 points, 7.1 rebounds, 5.1 assists — a combined 40.6) sit well above the 36.5 line, and he's been on an absolute tear since the All-Star break. Monday's monster 41-point outing against Phoenix (54 combined P+A+R) is a case in point.
So why the under? The key factor is the return of Jayson Tatum. With Tatum now back in the fold and ramping up toward his full workload, possessions and shot opportunities that previously belonged solely to Brown are being redistributed. Tatum played alongside Brown on Friday against the Mavericks and the result was a 24-point night for JB — just 38 combined — considerably below his recent peak. That redistribution trend is expected to continue and even intensify as Tatum re-establishes himself as Boston's co-primary option.
Add in that Brown is coming off one of the biggest scoring outings of his season (regression is a real factor), and tonight's opponent — Golden State — has shown an ability to hold star wings in check with their length and defensive versatility when motivated. At 36.5, the under offers real value in a game where Brown's ceiling may be tamped down by factors beyond his individual talent.
Gui Santos O 5.5 Rebounds
Santos has been the feel-good story of the Warriors' 2025-26 season. The 23-year-old Brazilian forward spent most of the early part of the year buried on the bench, averaging just over 11 minutes per game through his first 35 appearances. But with Jonathan Kuminga traded and Jimmy Butler sidelined, Santos stepped into a full-time starting role and has not looked back.
His season average of 3.7 rebounds is skewed heavily by those early bench minutes. Since breaking into the rotation in earnest, Santos has been pulling down boards at a dramatically different rate — averaging 6.7 rebounds per game over his last 12 games since the All-Star break, clearing the 5.5 line comfortably in the majority of those outings. His recent game log tells the story: 7 rebounds vs. the Knicks, 8 vs. the Jazz, 11 vs. the Thunder, and 7 in Saturday's win over the Wizards.
Playing 33+ minutes per night against a Celtics frontcourt that ranks among the league's most active on the glass, Santos will have no shortage of opportunities to keep that rebound number climbing. Steve Kerr has praised his growth effusively, and the Warriors rewarded him with a contract extension, signaling that this elevated role is here to stay.
The Parlay at a Glance
| Pick | Line | Boosted Odds |
|---|---|---|
| Derrick White 3-Pointers | O2.5 | — |
| Jaylen Brown PTS+AST+REB | U36.5 | — |
| Gui Santos Rebounds | O5.5 | — |
| Combined (Boosted) | — | +500 |
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