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Everything fell into place for our bankroll with last Monday’s same game parlay picks after sweeping all five leg recommendations. It all started in Arlington where the pitching matchup between Tarik Skubal and Nathan Eovaldi played to a duel as expected with the teams playing to a 1-1 standstill through five and the Tigers ultimately going on to win by a 2-1 final count. The next stop was Coors where I expected the white hot Reds to flex their offensive muscles. Boy did they ever after plating eight runs and logging 10 hits off Ryan Feltner through 4.1 innings en route to waltzing their way to the 13-3 MLB betting series opening win. Here’s to kicking off another week in the black and adding even more to the bankroll at Caesars Sportsbook – SLAM YOUR MAN!!

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Colorado Rockies vs. Minnesota Twins MLB Same Game Parlay:

Fades of the Colorado Rockies seem to be popping up in my MLB parlay picks seemingly every day, but that’s how it goes when you consistently march out one of the worst baseball teams I’ve ever seen between the lines on a daily basis. Colorado cashes in as huge dogs every now and again, which MLB bettors just saw after taking the series opener in St. Louis as near 2-1 dogs, but I expect they’ll be up against it in the opener of this series in the Twin Cities with the Twins sorely needing to stockpile wins against this caliber type of opponent to become any type of factor in the AL Central pennant race that’s been dominated by the Guardians and Royals.

If you’ve been following me here recently, you’ll know Dakota Hudson is an arm I’ve made it a point to fade largely due to his proclivity towards walking opposing batters. After serving up four last time out against Cincinnati, his walks allowed per nine is up to 4.8 for the season. While the Twins’ offense hasn’t been great at taking free passes (#21), I fully expect it to incur a heavy dose of positive regression and take advantage this evening. Chris Paddack isn’t an arm I largely trust, but the righty has been at his best in the comforts of Target Field where he stands 3-1 with a 3.26 WHIP and 42:8 K/BB ratio over 38.2 innings of work. Only the Mariners and A’s strikeout at a higher clip than that of the Rox (25.2%), so I fully expect him to hang a crooked number in this one and help lead the home team to a series opening cash against the MLB betting odds in the first game of an extended 10-game homestand.

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HUDSON OVER WALKS ALLOWED
PADDACK OVER TOTAL PITCHING STRIKEOUTS

Chicago White Sox vs. Seattle Mariners MLB Same Game Parlay:

As evidenced by coughing up a pair of large leads last week in Wrigley against the Cubs, the White Sox are a team we should be looking to only back on the first five innings. That is if you think they’re worthy of a bet moving forward considering how bad the team has proven to be overall (15-48) and for MLB bettors (-$2540). Unfortunately, I didn’t account for that last Wednesday when I recommended backing the Pale Hose with Erick Fedde on the bump. Though Chicago got out to a commanding 5-1 lead through four innings with the right-hander churning out a solid stat line, it all went to hell in a handbasket once the bullpen took over ultimately leading to a crushing 7-6 walk-off defeat; their 47^th of the baseball betting season.

You never truly know what to expect whenever Logan Gilbert takes the bump for the Mariners. One start he’ll go out and throw seven strong innings with 8 K and the next he won’t reach the fifth inning. As rough a go of it the White Sox have had against right-handed pitching (10-39, 3.0 RPG), I can’t help but think he’ll be long for this one tonight and be in a position to even his record up at .500 for the season. I however won’t be eating that chalk and will instead look for both of these starting pitchers to thrive in what will likely play out to an early low scoring affair. I’ll learn from my mistake of last week and attack the first five innings line instead.