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We incurred some tough results with last Tuesday’s MLB parlay picks. Though the Royals burst out to a 5-0 fourth inning lead to exceed their team total quickly, things fell apart once Seth Lugo departed with the bullpen allowing both of his inherited runners to score along with three more ultimately resulting in an 8-5 defeat to the Tribe. The Twins/Yankees series opener was low scoring early on as expected, but Minnesota only managed two overall hits and Luis Gil snuck over his 17.5 pitching outs prop at BetMGM Sportsbook by tossing six innings of shutout ball. For the second time in as many weeks, Tuesday’s parlay leg recommendations were so close yet so far away. Fingers crossed the baseball gods smile upon this week’s edition – SLAM YOUR MAN!!

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Cleveland Guardians vs. Cincinnati Reds MLB Same Game Parlay:

I stated weeks ago that the Redlegs were about to go on a run of epic proportions and suggested MLB bettors heavily entertain adding Cincinnati to their futures odds portfolios with their odds to get noticeably shorter in the near future. Well, their odds to win the NL Central have been slashed +650 after coming in around 15-1 when first touted. This has occurred due to David Bell’s troops cashing in against the baseball betting odds 12 of the last 15 times they stepped between the lines. It all started with a home sweep of the Dodgers with the team going on to win four of five played series mostly due to T.J. Friedl sparking the offense evidenced by the ‘Natti averaging a league-best 7.0 runs per game over the last week.

While Cleveland has been one of the best teams in the league since Opening Day, it won’t prevent me from fading Triston McKenzie in the opener of this abbreviated two-game set. The Guardians 165lb right-hander has been the recent beneficiary of some outstanding run support with the Guardians plating 27 total runs in his last three starts. During that stretch, “Sticks” has served up 20 hits (8 HR) and 12 ER with a 21:8 K/BB ratio through only 15.1 innings.

He didn’t earn a win in any outing, and I foresee that trend holding true tonight running up against Hunter Greene who in my opinion has taken the next step into becoming one of the best arms MLB currently has to offer. The righty’s 3.61 ERA is backed by a solid 3.73 FIP, and he’s only allowing 6.6 hits while striking out nearly 10 batters per nine innings. The Tribe rocked him in his lone career start against them last year. Look for him to take the mound with a heavy chip on his shoulder and lead the Reds to a statement win on Tuesday night!

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Chicago White Sox vs. Seattle Mariners MLB Same Game Parlay:

Don’t look now, but the Chicago White Sox still suck! Regardless of at worst splitting with Boston this past weekend, the Pale Hose clock in as the absolute worst bet against the MLB odds with the team costing baseball bettors upwards of $2200 through 65 played games. One aspect of the team that doesn’t suck however is Garret Crochet. Though things went sideways for the left-hander in late-April, Crochet is yet to concede more than 2 ER in any of his last eight starts and racked up a 63:9 K/BB ratio during that stretch. I recommended hitting the over of his K prop against the BoSox last time out, and he crushed it registering at least 10 for the second time in his last three starts. I’m going right back to the well in this one against a Seattle team that’s been the team to target when hunting for strikeouts with it going down on strikes at an absurd 27.4% rate overall and 28.4% clip when at home.

The Bryan Woo experience is something else! The 24-year old has led the Mariners to ticket cashes against the MLB odds in all six of his made starts resulting in a 3-0 record and 1.07 ERA. Even crazier, the righty has been getting the job done with a straight-lined fastball and sinker combo that’s only seen him give up 4 ER through 33.3 total innings of work. The negative regression monster is destined to pay him a visit much like he did last season, but I’m not sold on it occurring in this spot. Chicago rates out with a bottom of the barrel offense that averages a league-worst 3.1 run per game against right-handed pitching as well as just 3.0 runs per game when on the road (#30). The recent output has increased since Luis Robert Jr. returned to the lineup against the Cubs last week, but his presence isn’t enough to keep me off thinking Woo won’t be in line for another quality start. Regardless, look for each starter to keep the scoring in check early on.