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Published by Mike Rose on June 14, 2024

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Leave it to the St. Louis Cardinals to prevent us from sweeping last Saturday’s MLB parlay picks! They deserved to lose the game as decided -212 favorites due entirely to not getting to Ryan Feltner for at least six hits after the right-hander entered that start having allowed seven or more in three of his previous four starts. Thankfully they were able to plate five runs later on to exceed their 4.5-run team total, while Kyle Gibson managed to go six innings to just surpass his 17.5 outs prop. Things were much easier with the Nationals who pounded Charlie Morton for seven hits, and more importantly, 4 ER en route to logging the 7-3 win as slight home dogs. Mackenzie Gore also toppled his K prop by the slimmest of margins. Let’s see if we can keep the good times rolling over at Caesars Sportsbook with another instalment of parlay legs to invest in on Saturday’s baseball betting slate – SLAM YOUR MAN!!

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St. Louis Cardinals vs. Chicago Cubs MLB Same Game Parlay:

Shota Imanaga saw his first career start in Busch Stadium get rained out when these hated rivals hooked up at the end of May. Because of it, the advantage will be entirely in his corner with St. Louis yet to step into the box to oppose his stuff. Not good considering how challenging it’s been for the Redbirds to plate runs this season evidenced by it averaging just over 3.9 runs per game #24). I just don’t foresee St. Louis being able to keep up in this one with Andre Pallante set to make his fourth start out of the pen. Filling in due to injury, the right-hander has allowed nine hits (1 HR) and 6 ER with a 7:4 K/BB ratio over eight combined June innings.

While the Cubs offense has been nothing short of miserable for the better part of the last six weeks, it returns home off a potential series win in Tampa knowing full well 10 straight games will be played in the “Friendly Confines.” It’s finally started to heat up in Chicago, and it’s only a matter of time until Cody Bellinger and co start living up to the potential the coaching staff and upper management envisioned at the outset of the season. With Shota on the bump and the Cubs looking to exact the score after dropping both games in Busch, I think this will be one of the most lopsided scores on Saturday’s slate!

CUBS RUN-LINE
CUBS OVER TEAM TOTAL
IMANAGA OVER TOTAL OUTS RECORDED

Tampa Bay Rays vs. Atlanta Braves MLB Same Game Parlay:

It’s been a minute since we last got involved in a start involving Ryan Pepiot, but I think now is the time to get back on board with this future ace in the making; even if today’s opponent happens to be the Atlanta Braves. His first two starts since returning from the IL in late-May were un-Pepiot-like with the right-hander logging a 10:5 K/BB ratio and giving up 5 ER through 9.2 total innings. However, he looked more like the pitcher that helped us pad our bankroll earlier in the season in his last two turns against the Marlins and Orioles. While he served up 15 hits (3 HR) and 7 ER through 12 combined innings, not a single walk was issued and he registered a whopping 17 K.

The kid’s fastball/changeup combo is something else with it routinely keeping opposing batters off kilter. Atlanta’s owners of a 23.1% K rate and the bulk of its order have never seen his stuff before. I foresee him hanging a crooked K tally and keeping Atlanta’s bats quiet early on to suggest hitting the over of his K prop and the Rays moneyline for the first five innings.

RAYS MONEYLINE FIRST FIVE INNINGS
PEPIOT OVER TOTAL PITCHING STRIKEOUTS

Pittsburgh Pirates vs. Colorado Rockies MLB Same Game Parlay:

Good Jared Jones looks to have resurfaced to kick off the month of June with the rookie fireballer only conceding nine hits (0 HR) and 2 ER through two starts against the Dodgers and Twins. With the righty serving up a home run in each of his last four starts to close May out, that’s a great sign considering LA and Minnesota each rank in the top-10 at launching balls into the cheap seats. I get that this is Coors and the altitude does crazy things with the baseball, especially with it starting to heat up, but I’m expecting another solid outing from the right-hander that puts him in a position to score his fifth win and even his record at 5-5 for the year.

I mean seriously, did you really think I’d sit an opportunity out to pick on a Rockies lineup that owns a 25.1% K rate for the season (#26) and 24.8% when at home?! Jones has failed to exceed his K prop per the closing MLB odds in four straight. With the offense being held in check over the last two series, you know darn well Oneil Cruz and co are chomping at the bit to bust out. Ty Blach will serve as the catalyst for that to occur which will allow Jones to strut his stuff under limited pressure.