MLB Same Game Parlay Odds, Picks & Predictions: Tuesday (5/7)
We’ve got a full 15-game MLB slate tonight, which means we’ve got plenty of value across the board! That means chances for MLB same game parlay picks!
I’ve got my eyes on some of the matchups. Therefore, I’ve put together a couple of Same-Game Parlays that you’ll want to consider for Tuesday, May 7.
Tuesday’s Best MLB Same Game Parlay Bets
(Odds courtesy of FanDuel Sportsbook)
Detroit Tigers @ Cleveland Guardians
- Leg 1: Andy Ibanez Over 1.5 Total Bases (+110)
- Leg 2: Mark Canha Over 1.5 Total Bases (+115)
- Leg 3: Wenceel Perez Over .5 Hits (-230)
The Guardians are set to throw Logan Allen for tonight’s game against the Tigers. The left-hander has been absolutely dreadful to begin the season, allowing a .233 ISO and wOBA of .362 to his first 161 batters faced.
Allen has also struck out 19.3% of batters this year but has managed to strike out just 17.3% of righties. In addition, Allen’s given up a .235 ISO and wOBA to 127 righties this season while allowing nearly 30% of fly balls.
He’ll face a Tigers lineup that is very consistent against lefties. Since last season, Andy Ibanez has hit a .227 ISO and wOBA of .347 with only 21.2% of strikeouts against lefties. Meanwhile, Mark Canha has smashed a .230 ISO and wOBA of .384 with only 14% of strikeouts against righties since last season.
Finally, Wenceel Perez, a switch-hitter, batting right-handed, has hit a .286 ISO and wOBA of .449 against his last 15 lefties.
Stack up all the righties against Allen!
Parlay Odds: +455
Chicago White Sox @ Tampa Bay Rays
- Leg 1: Michael Soroka Under 3.5 Ks (-146)
- Leg 2: Josh Lowe Over 1.5 Total Bases (+110)
- Leg 3: Isaac Paredes Over 1.5 Total Bases (+125)
The White Sox’s Michael Soroka will pitch tonight. Soroka has already allowed a .237 ISO and a wOBA of .379 on the season. He has struck out only 10.6% of batters while allowing 12.6% of walks. He’s been falling behind in counts religiously to begin the season. That could only help the Tampa Bay batters.
As a projected lineup, the Rays have struck out only 18.9% of the time against righties. Soroka essentially has three targets between Randy Arozarena, Josh Lowe and Ben Rortvedt. However, Arozarena and Lowe each have above-average wOBA and ISO numbers against righties since last season.
That said, Lowe has smashed a .211 ISO and wOBA of .368 against righties since 2023. The left-hander has also slugged 31.5% of fly balls with 24.5% of line drives in that span. Behind him would be Isaac Paredes. He’s a righty but has knocked a .264 ISO and wOBA of .378 against other righties since last season. Paredes has even limited strikeouts to 18.1%, hitting nearly 29% of fly balls with 50.8% of hard contact against righties.
You can practically stack up any of the Rays. Soroka has been horrible this season and wasn’t much better last year. Last season, Soroka allowed a .273 ISO and wOBA of .368 in 145 plate appearances. While his walks and strikeouts were lower, we could’ve seen Soroka’s struggles coming this season. Fade him tonight.
Parlay Odds: +598