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Saturday’s Best MLB Same Game Parlays
(Odds courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook)
Texas Rangers vs. Boston Red Sox
Leg #1: Ranger Suarez 6+ Strikeouts (-113)
Ranger Suarez is only averaging 5.3 strikeouts per game, but he gets an excellent matchup against one of the weaker lineups when it comes to facing an opposing left-handed pitcher.
The Texas Rangers have the third-highest strikeout rate against lefties this year. In two of their last three games, they struck seven times versus Joey Cantillo, and Angels pitcher Reid Detmers struck out a career-high 14 hitters against them.
Leg #2: Jacob deGrom Under 6.5 Strikeouts (-159)
At first glance, betting the under on Jacob deGrom’s strikeouts feels uncomfortable. He enters the game with 84 strikeouts in 70.2 innings (10.7 K/9) and has recorded 14 strikeouts across his last two June starts.
However, this prop is set at 6.5, meaning we need seven strikeouts to lose. I mention that because an opposing right-hander pitcher has only hit that number once in the past 11 games against the Red Sox.
Yes, deGrom is in a tier above most pitchers, but his away splits are worrisome. In 2026, deGrom is averaging 6.5 strikeouts per game, but that number drops to 5.9 on the road.
Leg #3: Under 8.0 Runs (-125)
This leg is built around two quality starting pitchers and two struggling offenses:
- Jacob deGrom: 3.18 ERA, (3.66 xERA)
- Ranger Suarez: 3.18 ERA (.366 xERA)
The Rangers have been a bottom-tier offense for much of the season, while Boston has struggled to score consistently despite their breakout 10-run performance on Friday night. Prior to that game, the Red Sox had scored the fewest runs in the American League during June.
Both teams rank in the bottom 10 in runs, on-base percentage (OBP), wOBA and wRC+ in June.
Parlay Odds: +390
Detroit Tigers vs. Cleveland Guardians
Legb#1: Tarik Skubal 7+ Strikeouts (+190)
One angle I really like here is that you’re getting Tarik Skubal in his first start back from an elbow injury, which may actually keep this number attainable without requiring a massive workload.
The only thing that can stop this leg from hitting is if Skubal is on a pitch count. But I have not heard or read anything regarding a pitch count, so we are taking our shot
Before the injury, Skubal owned a 2.70 ERA with 45 strikeouts in 43.1 innings, continuing his Cy Young-caliber form.
The key is that Cleveland remains a lineup without overwhelming power, and Skubal has historically dominated this matchup. Skubal has gone over this number in five straight starts versus Cleveland.
Leg #2: Tigers Moneyline (-136)
This leg is directly tied to Skubal's return.
Detroit is getting its ace back after missing him for more than a month, and his return immediately gives the Tigers a significant starting pitching advantage.
The Tigers struggled during much of his absence, but with Skubal’s return and the rest of the offense starting to return from injury, this should be a nice spot to build some momentum.
Parlay Odds: +305
