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We ended up taking in a small profit with last Tuesday’s parlay picks after splitting both recommended same game parlays. Bryan Woo shocked the you know what out of me by going into Yankees Stadium and dominating by way of tossing six innings of shutout ball with 7 K at Aaron Judge and Co. Because of it, we failed to cash a single leg of that SGP headlined by Clarke Schmidt. We did however get that unit back and some after cashing all three parlay legs later on in the White Sox/Blue Jays pitcher’s duel between Garret Crochet and Yusei Kikuchi. Though the latter ended up taking the loss, he still managed to topple both recommended pitching props and the combined score went under through the first five innings. Here’s to the baseball gods smiling upon all of tonight’s parlay legs at Caesars Sportsbook – SLAM YOUR MAN!!

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Pittsburgh Pirates vs. Detroit Tigers MLB Same Game Parlay:

We faded Tarik Skubal and lived to tell about it in his most recent start last week in Kansas City. He ended up getting outdueled by Cole Ragans as predicted and put forth one of his worst showings of the baseball betting season in the process. The left-hander was touched up for six hits (1 HR) and 4 ER with 6 K and 2 BB through five innings which proved to match his shortest stint of the year from back in mid-April. While the showing didn’t do much to affect his odds to win the AL Cy Young as he’s still the +190 favorite to get the job done, I can’t help but think he’ll take to his home bump stark raving mad looking to make a statement against a Pirates offense he should have a field day against. Pittsburgh is currently striking out at a near 35% K rate (#28).

That being said, Detroit’s offense is also likely to have its hands full against the Buccos right-handed rookie who’s done nothing but impress through his first 10 Big League starts. Jared Jones currently finds himself in the mix to win the National League Rookie of the Year Award with the youngster currently offering up a 7-1 rate of return at Caesars behind the likes of only Shota Imanaga (-120), teammate Paul Skenes (+375), and Yoshinobu Yamamoto (+475). Though the righty has been hit more throughout May having conceded 21 hits through 25 innings, he’s only allowed a total of 8 ER. He’s been nasty both on the road (3.86 ERA) and under the lights (3.06 ERA), and I firmly expect him to flourish early on against a Tigers outfit that was averaging 3.1 runs per game over the last week before erupting Sunday against Toronto.

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Washington Nationals vs. Atlanta Braves MLB Same Game Parlay:

Current MLB schedules are something else; how in the world is tonight’s matchup only the second of the MLB betting season to be played between the division rival Nats and Braves?! They’re both in the NL East for crying out loud and we’re about to enter the month of June! Regardless, I’m riding the heavy dogs in this one with Jake Irvin set to square off against Max Fried. There’s some bad juju hanging over the Braves clubhouse this season. First, the injury bug sunk its teeth into staff ace Spencer Strider eliminating one of the team’s uber strengths right out of the chute. Now, it targeted Ronald Acuna Jr., and while the former MVP was in the midst of a down season per his standards, his game changing abilities will be sorely missed moving forward. And let us not forget about the abdominal injury that’s kept Austin Riley on the bench since mid-May!

I’m forecasting a quick fall from grace from this team who spit the bit in the playoffs against Philadelphia a season ago. The offense, defense, and bullpen is what’s gotten the Braves out to a 30-20 start, so look for a swift fall from grace in the coming weeks and I’m 100 percent here for it! Max Fried has been pitching with his hair on fire throughout May in allowing 16 hits (2 HR) and 8 ER with a 23:9 K/BB ratio over 27.1 innings. However, Atlanta only won two of those four outings and it’ll be installed prohibitive favorites on the MLB odds to win this game over the Nationals who invade Truist Park a losing team on the road (13-15).

Though Jake Irvin has failed to lead Washington to a dub in any of his four made starts this month, it’s to no fault of his own evidenced by logging a 3.09 ERA and 18:2 K/BB ratio. He’s been at his absolute best on the road (3.09 ERA), and will be looking for some retribution against Atlanta who peppered him for seven hits and 5 ER through 2.2 innings in his lone made start against them last season. The Nats have split their 14 matchups against LHP to date ($410), and won half their six treks to Atlanta a season ago. Tonight looks ripe for this heavy road dog to bite!