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July 9, 2024MLB Same Game Parlay Picks, Odds & Predictions – Wednesday, July 10
July 9, 2024As great a time the fourth of July proved to be, it wasn’t because of last Thursday’s MLB parlay picks that went 4-3 and brought back a modest profit. While the Guardians held up their end of the bargain pummeling the White Sox 8-4 to cover the run line and go over their team total with Ben Lively exceeding his total outs recorded prop at Caesars Sportsbook, Josh Naylor failed to come up with the big fly that would’ve afforded us an exciting big money ticket cash. If not for the A’s plating a much-needed run in the bottom of the eighth, my same game parlay in the LA/Oakland game would’ve gone defeated. How that game only produced five runs with Roansy Contreras squaring off against J.P. Sears is beyond me! We press on with another assortment of MLB parlay legs looking to net another plus-money return – SLAM YOUR MAN!!
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Colorado Rockies vs. Cincinnati Reds MLB Same Game Parlay:
I faded the Rockies with confidence in the opener against the Reds with Ryan Feltner taking Dakota Hudson’s spot after getting DFAd over the weekend. Let’s pour one out for no longer having the option to fade Dakota’s BB prop in each and every one of his starts. Colorado is currently tied with the Miami Marlins in the NL for the fewest ticket cashes against the closing MLB odds. That’s largely predicated upon the inability of the starting staff to go deep into games paired with the bullpen being the absolute worst of all 32 teams. Truth be told, there isn’t a No. 1 or No. 2 starter within the rotation, so you can basically chalk it up to upper management not giving a you know what.
Austin Gomber is a decent No. 3/4 with the southpaw 2-5 with a 4.47 ERA and 1.29 WHIP. Coming off a month of June that saw the Rockies lose all five of his starts, the lefty has led the Rox to two wins through two July starts and just registered his second win after tossing seven innings of 1 ER ball at the Royals. While his ERA jumps up to 5.44 away from Coors, the lefty used to be rock solid on the road. He’s due some positive regression in that department having been ripped for 53 hits in 46.1 innings. The Reds simply can’t avoid the injury bug with T.J. Friedl back on the IL. Regardless, Hunter Greene will be installed a huge favorite to win this game and his recent output has been way too hit or miss for me to recommend laying that type of chalk. The Rockies have struck as big moneyline dogs recently, so we’ll take a flier here and see if Gomber has another big showing up his sleeve to possibly get traded to a contender.
- ROCKIES MONEYLINE
- GOMBER OVER TOTAL OUTS RECORDED
Toronto Blue Jays vs. San Francisco Giants MLB Same Game Parlay:
Kevin Gausman was the man just a short season ago ringing up 237 strikeouts in 185 total innings to finish third in AL Cy Young Award voting. This baseball betting season just hasn’t been the same for the right-hander who enters start No. 19 sitting 6-8 with a bloated 4.64 ERA and 1.340 WHIP while serving up 9.6 hits per nine innings. Though still registering 9.4 K/9, it’s been a far cry from the double-digit outputs put forth in the five years prior. The long ball (1.3/9) and falling off in the strikeout department has played a large role in the veteran noticeably falling off from last year’s pace. He’s however been at his absolute best south of the border evidenced by his 5-3 record and tidy 2.31 ERA when toeing visiting bumps. On top of that, the righty has been leaps and bounds better in day games in allowing 44 hits (4 HR) and only 19 ER with a 54:14 K/BB ratio through 44 total innings over eight starts.
San Francisco hits nearly 30 points better against LHP than RHP, but the Giants don’t represent a plus matchup for Gausman who’s a big fan of utilizing the 4-seamer and splitter as his two most prioritized pitch types. While the Giants haven’t run up against many split-finger specialists, they’ve seen many a 4-seam fastballs and turned them around at one of the best rates in the game. Per Baseball Savant, San Fran possesses five bats with run values of four or higher spearheaded by Jorge Soler who clocks in with a 10. That’s pretty, pretty good folks! While not enamored with Jordan Hicks considering the amount of times I’ve faded him both on the moneyline and in the MLB player props market this season, I think the Giants will be in a solid position to cash in on the MLB odds if he can give us his customary five innings; hopefully more! Neither bullpen is any good overall, but the Giants ranks out as a top-10 unit over the last two weeks. Is it sustainable? Who knows. What I do know is the Blue Jays offense is one that can be handled, and the Giants arms should keep them in check in the finale of this series.
- GIANTS MONEYLINE
- GAUSMAN OVER TOTAL EARNED RUNS ALLOWED
- HICKS OVER TOTAL OUTS RECORDED