MLB Same Game Parlay Picks, Odds & Predictions – Monday, April 29

We kicked last week off in style cashing a number of parlay picks to end the night in the black. Though Jared Jones lone ER allowed in the top of the fifth cost us a F5 moneyline ticket cash, he still went on to exceed his K prop while Joe Ross recorded the maximum outs allowed for us to cash the under. Yusei Kikuchi failed to go over his K prop, but the Blue Jays beat the Royals 5-3 and Brady Singer came up just short of his total outs prop. We then closed the night out with a clean sweep in Coors where the Padres won 3-1 in a game Dylan Cease went over his K prop and Austin Gomber only went five innings. Let’s kick off another week by cashing more parlay legs over at Caesars Sportsbook – SLAM YOUR MAN!!

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Minnesota Twins vs. Chicago White Sox

I’m a glutton for punishment and will immediately go back to the well after it left me thirsty and dehydrated when this exact pitching matchup went down last week. With Joe Ryan and Garrett Crochet squaring off against one another, I figured runs would be extremely tough to come by for both offenses. Shockingly, that didn’t turn out to be the case with the Twins plating four in the second and the White Sox finding a way to tally three runs through five innings off Minnesota’s staff ace. 

To add insult to injury, Crochet would come half a strikeout short of exceeding his K prop against what’s been one of the best teams to target when looking for a starting pitcher to hang a crooked strikeout number. Though three of four matchups just played in the Twin Cities between these teams combined for high scorers, my obstinate self is playing this pitching rematch the exact same way I did the first!

MLB SAME GAME PARLAY LEGS: FULL GAME UNDER + CROCHET OVER TOTAL PITCHING STRIKEOUTS + RYAN OVER TOTAL OUTS RECORDED

Philadelphia Phillies vs. Los Angeles Angels

So we faded Christopher Sanchez in last week’s start at Cincinnati and came out a huge winner after the Reds logged the 8-1 win handing the left-hander his third defeat. However, four of the five runs he gave up were of the unearned variety, and he continued doing a great job with worm burners evidenced by 10 ground balls to just a pair of fly balls. For the season, Sanchez owns a stellar 1.96 GB/FB ratio and is yet to concede a home run. Walks have been his bugaboo (4.1/9), but the Halos rank 23^rd in walk rate (8.0%) and strike out 24.6% of the time (#22). 

Philly’s 27-year old also sports a 10.4 K/9 and has only given up three hits and one extra base hit while striking out four and walking none of the Angels current sticks that’ve seen his stuff in the past. His opponent, Griffin Canning, just earned his first win of the season after tossing five innings of 3 ER ball with a 4:2 K/BB ratio at home versus the Orioles. Even in a win, the showing was hardly impressive which has been the story all season for the righty whose been raked for a 6.52 ERA, .263 BAA, and 1.55 WHIP at home to date. Philly takes the opener going away!

MLB SAME GAME PARLAY: PHILLIES MONEYLINE + SANCHEZ OVER TOTAL PITCHING STRIKEOUTS + CANNING UNDER TOTAL OUTS RECORDED

Atlanta Braves vs. Seattle Mariners

Winners in just four of their first 12 played games, Scott Servais’ Mariners have battled all the way back to sit a game over .500 after just going into Texas and taking the series from the defending World Series champs. They pulled it off with some stellar pitching from both the starters and bullpen, as also got some timely hitting. More of that will be needed throughout this series against a Braves outfit that always just seems to come at the opposition in waves. While Atlanta holds an enormous offensive edge on paper, I’m going to bank on Seattle’s home field advantage and expect the atmosphere to be electric giving Julio Rodriguez and co. extra motivation right out of the chute. 

With the Braves undefeated in Max Fried’s five total starts, Caesars will be offering up a nice underdog price on the home team with what I deem to be an underrated hurler leading the Mariners charge. This Bryce Miller looks to be legit through five starts in going 3-2 with a 2.22 ERA and 29:11 K/BB ratio. He’ll enter this outing off his shortest stint of the season, and has excelled in T-Mobile where he owns a 0.92 WHIP and .164 BAA. He’s allowing just over 5.0 hits per nine innings and will prove to be a handful for Atlanta back in his home digs. 

MLB SAME GAME PARLAY: MARINERS MONEYLINE + MILLER UNDER TOTAL HITS ALLOWED + FRIED OVER TOTAL OUTS RECORDED

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