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MLB Same Game Parlay Odds, Picks & Predictions: Wednesday (4/23)

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We've had a bit of an unlucky start with some pinch hitters ruining parlays and late game trouble, but it's a marathon, not a sprint. That's why I'll remind you that hitting parlays is hard and not something to expect any given night. I'll be coming at you weekly with my favorite SGP's of the day. Last year, it was a decent season, finishing slightly above the money at the end of the 2024 campaign. Remember, SGPs are high-risk high high-reward, so you aren't going to hit them frequently, but when you do, it's an incredible feeling. I'll come at you with multiple of my favorite SGP's any night, but remember to shop around. Many books have different odds for any given SGP as well as different boosts. Books love when you bet them, so you might as well take advantage of whatever boosted odds they have to offer when you do. Let's get to it.

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Wednesday's MLB Best Same Game Parlay Bets

Last Time: 0-2 | Season: 0-8 (-8.0U) | (Odds courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook)

Baltimore Orioles at Washington Nationals

It's not exactly a crazy parlay, but essentially, I expect Baltimore to handle business in Washington tonight. After losing 7-0 last night, I imagine the opposite of yesterday's result today. Trevor Williams has handled Orioles' batters in the past, with Dylan Carlson the only active hitter with respectable stats. However, it's also been a low sample size for a pitcher who has allowed opponents to hit a .325 batting average against this year, with nearly a 6.00 ERA. The Nationals haven't seen Tomoyuki Sugano, and the Japanese righty has yet to allow more than three runs in a start, coming off 7.0 IP where the only runs allowed were two solo shots. Cedric Mullins has been the Orioles’ most consistent hitter to start the year, but I expect them to handle business against the worst bullpen in the league.

Parlay Odds: +550

Chicago White Sox at Minnesota Twins

Another angle I'm taking is the White Sox offense’s continued struggles on the road in Minnesota. David Festa has been elite early on, without allowing an earned run in his first two starts. The White Sox are batting .189 on the road this year without much contact, and Chicago hitters have yet to see the Minnesota starter. Meanwhile, Minnesota's offense has struggled to get off the ground, but with what's expected to be a bullpen day for Chicago, I imagine they will get enough runs to cover but not go over the alternate total.

Parlay Odds: +600

Colorado Rockies at Kansas City Royals

It's not been a great start to the season for the Rockies, who are 4-18 and tied for the fewest runs scored in MLB. The funny thing is that they're tied with the Royals, but Colorado doesn't have the benefit of facing a pitcher who's started the year with an 8.27 ERA. The Rockies also lead the league in strikeouts as batters, and Michael Lorenzen, this year, and historically, has performed much better at home than on the road. Any SGP fading of Colorado, I support here, and I'm riding the hot-hitting Bobby Witt, who owns a .307 batting average, while fading the struggling Rockies team.

Parlay Odds: +550

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