MLB Same Game Parlay Picks, Odds & Predictions – Saturday, September 7

We ended up splitting last Saturday’s 6-pack of MLB parlay picks at Caesars Sportsbook. Cole Ragans and the Royals failed to show in what played to a 5-2 loss to the Astros with KC’s lefty failing to exceed his outs prop and the offense failing to surpass their 3.5-run total. Yusei Kikuchi proved to be a beast in that one! We got it all back and some later in the night when Zack Wheeler beasted his way to seven shutout innings thrown at the Braves to log his 12^th win of the baseball betting season. Max Fried allowed the exact amount of runs we needed to cash the over of his ER prop, while the zero runs Atlanta scored allowed us to easily cash the under of its 3.5 team total. Let’s do better with this Saturday’s installment of MLB parlay legs – SLAM YOUR MAN!!

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Washington Nationals vs. Pittsburgh Pirates MLB Same Game Parlay: 

The Nats let me down earlier in the week against the Marlins in a game Mackenzie Gore deserved better after racking up 9 K. That however won’t keep me off them in this spot running up against a Pirates outfit that returns home to PNC off avenging a brutal series loss to the Cubs the week prior. Neither of these teams has a shot at sniffing the postseason, unless a miraculous run is attained over the next few weeks, so it’s all about gauging what the rosters have at their disposal for next season. I think Washington has something to work with when it comes to this Mitchell Parker kid. Through 25 starts, the left-hander has allowed 133 hits through 132.2 total innings and logged a 117:35 K/BB ratio equating to 3.34 K/BB. His 3.90 FIP is nearly a half run lower than his 4.27 ERA which does unfortunately swell to 5.98 when on the road.

However, Pittsburgh has been below average overall when stepping into the box to oppose left-handed pitching (.240), and even worse over the last 30 days in batting .224 (#23) while going down on strikes at a league-worst 32.5%. Parker has gone for at least 5 K each of the last five times he stepped onto the hill having last matched a season-high 8 K against Chicago. Mitch Keller has been his best in the comforts of PNC (2.81 ERA), but the righty looks to be playing out the string having taken losses against the baseball betting odds in four of his last five starts. The Nats already peppered him for eight hits (1 HR) and 4 ER through 5.1 innings earlier this year, so don’t look for him to put an end to his recent streak of underperformance in this one.

• NATIONALS MONEYLINE
• PARKER OVER TOTAL STRIKEOUTS
• KELLER UNDER TOTAL OUTS RECORDED

Minnesota Twins vs. Kansas City Royals MLB Same Game Parlay: 

Huge series is set to go down in Kauffman through the weekend with the Twins and Royals doing their damndest to hold onto their wild card stock. As it stands right now, the teams look to have two of the three AL slots on lockdown with each sporting near identical records and the Tigers, Red Sox, and Mariners each sitting 5.5 games out. After likely dropping the series opener with Ragans squaring off against Zebby Matthews, it’ll be Minnesota that owns the starting pitcher advantage heading into Saturday night with Bailey Ober set to square off against Alec Marsh who will be making his third start since returning to the big league roster.

Marsh was an arm we faded on the MLB odds numerous times earlier in the season, and the right-hander has shown nothing to infer he’s taken a step forward since being demoted to AAA. Through 9.2 innings, he’s allowed nine hits (3 HR) and 5 ER with a 7:2 K/BB ratio against the Guardians and Astros. He’s 0-2 with a 5.25 ERA through two career starts against the Twinkies with Ryan Jeffers, Edouard Julien, and Jose Miranda beating him up pretty good. Same goes for Ober against the Royals who own an insane .486 BAA against him this season with Bobby Witt Jr. making him his baby mama (.563), but Minny clocks in 6-2 in his last eight starts with two of those outings taking place away from Target Field. The righty has gone at least six innings 11 of the last 12 times he took to the starting bump, and that’s the type of consistency I can get behind with the regular season entering the home stretch.

• TWINS MONEYLINE
• MARSH UNDER TOTAL OUTS RECORDED

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