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Published by Mike Rose on July 5, 2024

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Had we gotten two more runs from the Astros, we would’ve swept all six of last Monday’s MLB parlay picks. Instead, we went 5-1 and still kicked off the month of July in style! Houston still went on to cover the run-line for us by coming up huge in the top of the ninth while getting another awesome start from Hunter Brown whose 18 logged outs just allowed him to exceed his outs prop. We then went on to cash all four recommended parlay legs in the Brewers/Rockies matchup with the offense getting to Bryse Wilson as expected and Austin Gomber exceeding linemaker’s expectations once again by accruing 18 outs with the number to beat clocking in at 15.5. Unfortunately, the righty wasn’t rewarded with a win after the bullpen blue the save forcing the Rox to win the game in extras. Here’s to once again kicking off the week in the black at Caesars Sportsbook with another Monday edition of MLB parlay leg recommendations – SLAM YOUR MAN!!

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Colorado Rockies vs. Cincinnati Reds MLB Same Game Parlay:

One of these days, the injury bug is going to leave the Cincinnati Reds alone. Fans of the team want to see it. MLB bettors want to see it. We all deserve it! Regardless, Cincy just continues to stockpile wins to keep it on the cusp of contention with it now 9.5-games in back of the Brew Crew in the NL Central and 3.5-games out in the NL Wild Card chase after just going into the Bronx and impressively sweeping the Yankees. Regardless of New York slumping right now, the series win will have amped the confidence level up enough to a point that I don’t envision any slippage in this scheduled four-game series against the Colorado Rockies.

Even if they do, Andrew Abbott will still likely be able to pick up the pieces as hot the left-hander is heading into the 18^th start of his respective 2024 campaign. The southpaw acquired his eighth win of the season last time out after tossing 6.1 innings of three hit and 1 ER ball at Aaron Judge and co to help lead the Redlegs to the 3-2 win. Cincy has now come out on top five of the last six times he took to the starting bump with the lefty allowing three or fewer earned runs in each start. The same can’t and won’t be said for Dakota Hudson whom the Rockies have only come out triumphant in three of his 17 overall starts. He’s taken a loss personally in each of his last three starts with issued walks once again serving as the back drop to why his ERA clocks in at 5.84 and WHIP at 1.64. Only the Mariners, Cubs, Dodgers, Brewers, and Yankees take more walks than the Reds when in the comforts of their own ball park!

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Atlanta Braves vs. Arizona Diamondbacks MLB Same Game Parlay:

We kicked last week off with a solid MLB odds ticket cash on a home underdog and we’ll look to mimic that feat this week as well by backing the D’backs against the Braves in the opener of this extended four-game series. Arizona just clawed back to a single game under .500 by taking two of three from the Dodgers in Chavez Ravine. Another tough test awaits this weekend in San Diego where Ketel Marte and co will attempt to track down the Padres in the NL West standings to make earning a wild card berth more of a reality. It currently sits 2.5-games out of contention. The Braves will also have their hands full this weekend after welcoming in the division-leading Phillies into Truist for a three-game set. After enduring what will undoubtedly be a grueling series, I’ll find it hard to buy into the Braves being decided road favorites immediately after on the other side of the country; even with Chris Sale on the bump!

The left-hander came through for us big time in his most recent start after tossing six innings of 1 ER ball with 9 K at the Giants. He logged the win and exceeded his K prop in the process! Even so, I’m fading him in this spot regardless of not even knowing who the Snakes will march out to the starting bump at the time of this writing. It has everything to do with Zona’s ability to pepper left-handed pitching of which they’ve done to the tune of a .278 average (#2) and .770 OPS (#5) to this point of the MLB betting season. In taking successive series from the A’s and Dodgers over the last week, Arizona plated an average of 6.3 runs per game. Should the bats stay hot in San Diego, I fully expect the momentum to carry over and for the home team to be determined to get this series started out on the right foot.