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We put an end to an ugly three-day losing stretch in which we hemorrhaged units back to Caesars Sportsbook by logging a 4-3 showing with last Saturday’s MLB parlay picks. The Washington Nationals came up huge for us battling back from a 5-0 first inning deficit to tally the 6-5 win and cash in as modest road dogs to the Brew Crew. Three of those runs were scored off Dallas Keuchel with three more tallied allowing us to sweep the SGP after the Nats exceeded their 4.5-run team total. Though Texas ultimately defeated Houston 2-1, it failed to do so by 2+ runs and came nowhere close to going over its 4.5-run team total against Spencer Arrighetti. Thankfully, Nathan Eovaldi beasted shattering his 17.5 total outs prop by pitching through the seventh inning a fourth straight time. Here’s to sticking in the black on Saturday with another edition of MLB parlay leg recommendations – SLAM YOUR MAN!!

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San Diego Padres vs. Cleveland Guardians MLB Same Game Parlay:

The Tribe was one of the most surprising teams in the league throughout the first half of the MLB betting season. Stephen Vogt undoubtedly had his finger on the pulse of the team as they dramatically overachieved en route to logging 58 wins against the closing baseball odds en route to logging the best record in the American League; along with the Baltimore Orioles. That being said, the team struggled heading into the All-Star break dropping back-to-back series to the lesser Tigers and Rays. With that, I expect them to circle the wagons right out of the chute and get back to playing a winning brand of baseball. Most impressive about the team’s unforeseen start to the year is that most of the damage has been accrued on the road with it only partaking in 41 games in front of the Progressive Field faithful. Regardless, the team stands a moneymaking 30-11 in those games adding $1150+ into their supporter’s bank rolls!

After staring back at knuckleballer Matt Waldron in the series opener, Jose Ramirez and crew will be tasked with opposing Dylan Cease whom the lineup is fully aware of after throwing for the White Sox throughout his first five seasons in the league. The righty has held his own taming the Indians’ lineup evidenced by his career 3.96 ERA, 1.41 WHIP, and stellar .174 batting average against. However, he’s had all sorts of issues in Progressive where he’s been peppered for 41 hits (6 HR) and 20 ER over seven starts and 34.2 innings of work. He’s been at his worst on the road (4.72 ERA) as well as under the lights (4.52 ERA), and I expect those trends to continue here tonight in the now more home run friendly ball park the Guardians have been privy to this year. The long ball has been an issue with the right-hander serving up 1.2 per nine innings.

Look for the Tribe to hang a crooked number, but for the Friars to get theirs as well against Gavin Williams with San Diego representing his toughest assignment since making his debut back on July 4 against the White Sox. Per Stat Cast, the Padres hammer the 4-seamer and change-up which represent his two most heavily used pitch types through the righty’s first 14.1 innings of work. I expect the scoreboard operators to be busy all night!

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Baltimore Orioles vs. Texas Rangers MLB Same Game Parlay:

One of the best pitching matchups of Saturday’s slate will play out in Arlington where the defending World Series champs will send a streaking Nathan Eovaldi to the bump to square off against Grayson Rodriguez and the Baltimore Orioles. We backed the Rangers veteran right-hander in his last start in Houston and he obliged by tossing seven innings of 1 ER ball with 7 K and not a single walk issued. It marked his third straight start of quality and fourth straight time pitching through the seventh inning. Texas’ SP1 is locked in right now and I expect him to be more than up for the task of throwing at an O’s lineup that’s mashed RHP to the tune of a .250 batting average (No. 8) and league-best .451 slugging percentage. Though Eovaldi has had some issues with current sticks in Baltimore’s batting order evidenced by a .271 BAA, only 10 of the 38 overall hits allowed have gone for extra bases with zero home runs issued.

Rodriguez was rolling up until his last start in the Bronx where the Bombers tattooed him for eight hits (3 HR) and 6 ER through five innings. Before that, the righty had only conceded 13 hits (2 HR) and 5 ER with a 20:5 K/BB ratio in the three starts made against the Guardians, Mariners, and A’s. Though he’s proven to be more hittable away from Camden Yards evidenced by a 4.59 ERA and 1.37 WHIP, I expect him to be way up for this one opposing a Texas lineup that barreled him up pretty good in a pair of outings last season. He certainly looks to be a different pitcher to this point of the MLB betting season, and Texas hasn’t exactly been lighting up the scoreboard throughout its winning outburst against the MLB odds dating back to July 5 in averaging 5.0 runs per game. If you take the 13 and nine run explosions out of the equation, the output craters to just 3.3 runs per game. Look for the arms to control the proceedings ultimately leading to a highly contested low scorer.