When it comes to betting on baseball, Same-Game Parlays (SGP) offer an extra sizzle and spice. They allow you the opportunity to combine multiple different legs into a single, customizable wager with potentially massive payouts. Whether you're a seasoned bettor or a curious newcomer, an SGP provides an enticing way to engage with America's favorite pastime.
It has been not a great season but I expect a good bounce-back coming our way. Remember, these are high-risk, high-reward bets, so you won't be hitting winners every day but when you do, it'll be well worth it. Remember to shop around for the best odds. It's been a bit of a tough couple of weeks, missing a lot of parlays by one leg. But hey, we bounce back. Let's get to it.
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Wednesday’s Best MLB Same Game Parlay Bets
Last Time: 1-2 | Season: 4-23 (-1.1U) | Odds via DraftKings Sportsbook
St. Louis Cardinals at Pittsburgh Pirates
- Leg 1: Bryan Reynolds Over 1.5 Hits (+160)
- Leg 2: Andrew McCutchen Under 1.5 Hits (-290)
- Leg 3: Ke'Bryan Hayes Over 1.5 Total Bases (+130)
Instead of going with team props this time around, I'm just going to ride individual matchups and trust the history these players have going against the starting pitching. Bryan Reynolds has faced Miles Mikolas 36 times and owns a .361 batting average against the St. Louis Cardinals starter lifetime. Assuming he stays at the top of the lineup, and with his switch-hitting abilities, this is a great spot to lean on him having a solid day. Andrew McCutchen, on the other hand, is the opposite, with a .091 career batting average against the righty in over 20 plate appearances. The Cardinals have one of the better bullpens, so even if Mikolas doesn't go deep into the game, I wouldn't expect much else from the Pirates’ most-tenured player. Finally, we have Ke'Bryan Hayes, who owns a fun 1.000 OPS against the Cards starter and should get his fill. The Pirates infielder has had two multi-hit games in his last three outings, so I'm hoping for another one here this evening.
Parlay Odds: +600
Boston Red Sox at Miami Marlins
- Leg 1: Marlins +1.5 (-135)
- Leg 2: Total Over 8.5 Runs (-103)
- Leg 3: Rafael Devers Over 0.5 Total Bases (-185)
Playing the odds here, I expect a lot of runs. Brayan Bello has been struggling of late with an 8.25 ERA across his last five games. Yes, that is blown up by a seven-run outing last start against Toronto, but he has allowed at least four runs in four of his last five starts. Now I can't exactly say with confidence that Miami has been all that spectacular on the offensive front but this is an opportunity for them to score. The Red Sox also are in a position to score. Considering Rafael Devers going 2-for-3 lifetime against Trevor Rogers, it's interesting to me how his prop is set at 0.5 for total bases, even with the lefty-on-lefty matchup. I fully support taking an alternate line if available. Still, Rogers owns a 3.56 ERA in his last five games and Miami has played much better at home. Taking the Marlins to cover feels a little risky but it's better than their Moneyline. If you want to dabble feel free to take a higher over with a longer run line like 2.0 or 2.5. The world is your oyster.
Parlay Odds: +460
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