MLB Same Game Parlay Picks, Odds & Predictions – Monday, July 22

Our last installment of Monday’s MLB parlay picks ended with a 3-2 showing due largely to the Reds doing most of their scoring late against the Rockies, and the D’backs failing to hold onto a late lead against the Braves. Cincinnati still went on to cash the run-line and team total legs of the suggested same game parlay with Andrew Abbott also destroying his outs prop, but the offense failed to get to Ryan Feltner as expected. Zona’s bullpen coughed up a 2-run lead in the top of the ninth and then proceeded to hand the win over to Atlanta in a loss that could go a long way in preventing the reigning NL champs an opportunity to get back to the playoffs. It was a winning night nonetheless, so let’s aim to mimic that feat at Caesars Sportsbook with another Monday edition of MLB parlay leg recommendations – SLAM YOUR MAN!!

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Cincinnati Reds vs. Atlanta Braves MLB Same Game Parlay:

It’s simply been an unreal, and lucrative MLB odds experience, watching Chris Sale go about his business this MLB betting season. Once thought to be all but done, the left-hander fired back with vengeance throughout the first half of the year by pitching to a 2.70 ERA, 0.95 WHIP, and 13-3 record all the while racking up 140 strikeouts through his 110.0 total innings of work. Because of it, Atlanta’s staff ace is now the running even money favorite to win the NL Cy Young Award at Caesars. The lefty has been nothing short of his absolute best in front of the Truist Park faithful (2.72 ERA) as well as under the lights (1.68 ERA) where he’s conceded 12 ER through 64.1 innings and logged an impressive 11.8 K rate. 

Though Cincy has been a tougher team to send down via the strikeout this season (No. 15) and even better since June 1 (No. 2), the Reds invade Hotlanta without a number of serviceable bats due to injury. The watered down batting lineup should allow the veteran to get back after it in the K department after coming up short in his most recent turn. After fading Sale’s K prop in that start, I’m reversing course here and fully expect the southpaw to be amped for this showdown with Elly De La Cruz and Co. 

That being said, I also expect Hunter Greene to show up as well coming off taking the loss in his first ever All-Star game appearance. That won’t sour what’s been a coming of age campaign that’s seen the power righty hold the opposition to a .200 batting average against and rack up 126 K through 110.1 total innings. Atlanta possesses one of the worst free swinging offenses in the league with it fanning at a 23.9% clip for the year. In this match of “anything you can do I can do better,” look for the starters to rule the roost and put on a must-see show!

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Milwaukee Brewers vs. Chicago Cubs MLB Same Game Parlay:

Due to Javier Assad getting his bell rung in St. Louis in his first start back from the IL, oddsmakers just might have the Cubs installed home dogs for the opener of this crucial three-game homestand with the NL Central leading Brewers. I’m hitting the home team hard should that prove to be the case! Coming off what I expect will be a series win against the Arizona Diamondbacks, it’s high time Chicago started living up to the preseason expectations put on the team before the baseball betting season began. No better option to do it against than Craig Counsell’s former team that’s taken six of the ten meetings played to this point of the year. With this series marking the final one between the hated rivals, the time is now for the Cubs to make a run at chiseling off their 8.5-game deficit in the division standings.

Colin Rea has been a huge performer for Milwaukee to date with the lengthy right-hander 9-3 with a 3.77 ERA over 16 starts. Though the Crew has come out on top five of the last seven times he took to the starting bump, the righty has been most susceptible under the lights where he’s served up 45 hits (9 HR) and 27 ER through 50.1 innings pitched. Chicago’s lineup has already seen his stuff twice to date and did next to nothing in tallying eight hits and 3 ER while striking out 13 times and only taking a trio of walks. I expect the third time to be the charm and for Chicago to hang a crooked number in the process knowing full well it’s had enough of their neighbors to the north getting the best of them this season. Go Cubs go will be blaring from the speakers come the conclusion of this one!

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• REA UNDER TOTAL OUTS RECORDED

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