Best MLB Parlay Picks Today (Sprinkle On West Coast Parlay)
We’re just passed the one week mark of baseball being back, and I’m ready for a fun Friday night parlay. I have a quick three-leg parlay that hits everything – moneyline, spread and total. This parlay has +563 odds, meaning a $100 dollar bet would profit $563 dollars.
If you’re wondering whether to take a chance on this parlay, here is how the matchups fare.
All odds listed are via WynnBET.
Best MLB Parlay for Friday, April 15
- San Francisco Giants vs. Cleveland Guardians OVER 7.5 Runs (-110)
- San Diego Padres ML vs. Atlanta Braves (-112)
- Los Angeles Dodgers -1.5 vs. Cincinnati Reds (-120)
San Francisco Giants vs. Cleveland Guardians OVER 7.5 Runs (-110)
This line seems a little low for me. I understand that Carlos Rodon is on the mound and he’s coming off a 12 strikeout performance, but this are two of the best offenses in the game. Cleveland is averaging 7.5 runs per game by itself and 9 runs per game over the last three. San Francisco is closer to five runs per game, but that’s easily over half the total. The pitching matchup is good in this game, but the offenses have proven to be strong enough to power the over.
San Diego Padres ML vs. Atlanta Braves (-112)
The Braves have started this season off slowly. They are 3-5 SU and 1-7 against the run line. It hasn't paid dividends to bet on Atlanta and I'm not going to trust them tonight.
San Diego has done the opposite. The Padres are 5-3 SU and 6-2 against the run line. They have figured out how to keep the train moving without Fernando Tatis Jr. San Diego currently has one of the better offenses in baseball. It's first in plate appearances and top 10 in hits, runs and batting average.
The one area Atlanta can win is on the mound. The Padres are bringing up Mackenzie Gore to make his MLB debut. Still, I like my chances with the Padres considering how they are swinging the bat right now.
Los Angeles Dodgers -1.5 vs. Cincinnati Reds (-120)
After a rough two game stretch against the Rockies, the Dodgers have flipped the switch. The offense is humming right now. They’ve scored 23 runs in the last three games and are coming off a 9-run performance against this same Reds team.
Cincinnati hasn’t been as hot as the Dodgers have been in the last three games. The Reds are in the bottom third of the league in runs per game over the last three games. I’m expecting both teams to stay true to who’ve they’ve been, which means Los Angeles should dominate today.
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