Our second game of the night on national television should be a fun one, with Kevin Durant taking an in-form Phoenix Suns team into the Bay Area to face his former team.

Let's build a same-game parlay for Suns vs Warriors on Friday, January 31 and lay out a few props that will work well as standalone straight bets as well.
NBA Parlay Predictions for Suns vs Warriors
DraftKings NBA Odds for Suns vs Warriors SGP: +500
- Stephen Curry 5+ Made Threes
- Tyus Jones 8+ Points
- Bradley Beal 4+ Assists
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Stephen Curry 5+ Made Threes
Stephen Curry has been forced to take matters into his own hands of late with Draymond Green missing in action, and despite some fluctuation in playing time he's still managed to get up plenty of shots.
- Curry has taken 9 or more triples in all but one of his last nine games, averaging 11.4, and his 36.8% conversion rate from deep should rise a bit in what's a good matchup with Phoenix.
The Suns' solid 3-point defense -- and their defense as a whole -- has fallen in the last two weeks to sit right around the middle of the league, but their performance has been masked by solid numbers in the corners of the floor.
A firm 53% of Curry's shots have been above-the-break 3-pointers, ranked in the 93rd percentile of all combo guards, and in this area Phoenix is just 19th over the last two weeks with the 10th-highest number of shots allowed.
To make matters even sweeter, Curry's primary defender here will be Tyus Jones -- a player who's ranked in the bottom 5% of the league in Estimated Plus Minus. There's more than enough reason to believe in the veteran, who's still cashed five or more 3-pointers in two of his last three and four of his last 10 despite a shooting slump.

Tyus Jones 8+ Points
The Warriors' defense has expectedly struggled inside without Green, and things have only gotten worse as ineffective youngster Trayce Jackson-Davis has found himself on the fritz in this rotation.
- Golden State owns the third-worst defense at the rim over the last two weeks, and ranks 23rd in the short mid-range, which should open the door for Tyus Jones to score the ball in more ways than one.
Jones has taken a good number of shots inside, but as a capable corner 3-point shooter he should also have the chance to knock down a couple of triples on a defense ranked dead last in that area over the last 14 days.
Ironically, the matchup should be just as good for Jones here given Curry's continued decline on defense which has brought him to the bottom 30% of all defenders in EPM. I expect Jones to cook here.
Bradley Beal 4+ Assists
The Warriors' poor performance inside has led to an influx of assisted baskets lately, and in the last two weeks they rank just outside the top 10 in assists allowed per 100 possessions.
That will open the door for Bradley Beal to keep things going in that department, despite the fact that he's been relegated to a bench role.
- While he's now starting the game on the sideline, Beal has still managed to average a solid 31 minutes in the 10 games since his demotion.
He's returned a decent-enough scoring output for Phoenix, but the contributions he's made as a passer are what's catching my eye here. The wing is putting up 4.2 assists per game in that time, and the matchup should be right.
The Warriors have allowed the sixth-most assists to opposing small forwards in the last 15 days, which speaks to the impact of Green's absence. Beal will be guarded by the inexperienced Moses Moody for most of this game, a player who has taken a step back defensively as the sample size on him grows larger and he plays out of position.
Beal is still playing plenty of minutes, and he's put up four or more assists in four straight. He should have the ball in his hands more than enough to make an impact here.
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