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The bloodbath continued with last Thursday’s MLB parlay picks that went on to take the collar after failing to cash in on any of the five made parlay leg recommendations. Austin Gomber came a single out short of exceeding his total outs recorded prop and took the loss in a game the Rockies lost 8-1 as heavy road dogs. Kevin Gausman once again played to his “MO” of thriving on the road holding the Giants to six hits (1 HR) and 2 ER through seven innings to kill our play on his ER prop, while Jordan Hicks took his fifth loss of the season after only managing 13 outs. In the process, he came nowhere close to toppling his 16.5 recorded outs prop at Caesars Sportsbook. Hopefully we can hitch a ride back onto the money train with this Thursday’s edition of MLB parlay leg recommendations – SLAM YOUR MAN!!

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San Diego Padres vs. Washington Nationals MLB Same Game Parlay:

Since getting ripped for eight hits (2 HR) and 6 ER in a game the Padres lost 7-0 in his first July start, Dylan Cease has been locked in tossing 27.0 combined innings of 3 ER ball allowed to the D’backs, Braves, and Guardians. Those are some pretty solid offenses to shut down, so it looks like the right-hander has bounced back from the hiccup that proved to be the month of June; save for his final start against these same Nationals. In that final outing of the month, the right-hander threw seven sterling innings of shutout ball and allowed just one hit en route to registering his seventh triumph against the MLB odds. On top of that, he racked up nine strikeouts and enters start No. 22 having gone for double-digit strikeout tallies in his last two starts. It’ll be interesting to see if he can keep the mojo rising this afternoon against a Nats lineup that’s only gone down on strikes at a 19.7% clip (#3) against righties since July 1.

Since getting the brooms busted out on them by the Mets in New York, Washington has taken each of its last two series against the Brewers on the road and Reds at home. They’re 5-1 against the moneyline during that stretch ($586) and once again look to have an outside shot of taking down one of three NL wild-card slots sitting 4-games back. As big a running joke Patrick Corbin has been in the eyes’ of MLB bettors the last handful of baseball betting seasons, the veteran left-hander has logged quality starts two of the last five times he’s taken to the bump. While not great, he’s been at his best in the comforts of Nationals Park where he’s held the opposition to a .259 batting average against and surrendered 50 hits through 50.2 innings. Much more potent against RHP (#1) than LHP (#20), I think he’ll tame the Friars bats enough to put the home team in a position to bite as moderate home dogs before the bullpens take over in the series finale.

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Detroit Tigers vs. Cleveland Guardians MLB Same Game Parlay:

With it not likely to catch the front running Guardians atop the AL Central standings with it 11-games back, the Tigers best shot of ending a 10-year playoff drought would be to lock down one of the league’s three wild-card bids. Currently 6-games back of the final seed, the Tigers have been playing a competitive brand of ball since the calendar turned to July with A.J. Hinch’s troops capturing ticket cashes against the closing baseball betting odds in 11 of 16 played games ($779). It enters this extended set with the Tribe having captured series wins in four straight after taking three of four from the Blue Jays in Toronto over the weekend. The offense has been one of the common denominators of the production uptick in the W/L department with the offense plating 5.5 runs per game during the stretch. Quite an increase considering Riley Green and his mates still only average 4.29 runs per game for the season (#16)!

Not knowing who Detroit will march to the bump at the time of this writing, the handicap of this series finale in Cleveland is predicated upon the offense once again holding up its end of the bargain and getting to Gavin Williams who continues to look for his stuff. The righty has made four starts since returning from the IL and gone on to concede 20 hits and 9 ER through 18.0 innings all the while logging a pedestrian 14:8 K/BB ratio. Per Stat Cast, the 4-seamer is the preferred pitch of the Tigers with their bats owning a number of positive run values. That pitch type has been relied solely upon Williams who has been unable to get much done with other offerings. As such, I expect a Tigers team, which has taken four of seven meetings from the Guardians entering the series, to hang a crooked number and possibly chew off some deficit in the overall division standings.