Sunday is another full slate of MLB games which means plenty of value to choose from for MLB parlays. Let’s take a look at the two best parlays to make your Sunday a winning one.
St. Louis Cardinals -135 / Cincinnati Reds +145 / Baltimore Orioles +125 // $10 bet pays $85.96
This parlay is the upset special with two of the three teams being underdogs. Many expected Michael Pineda was going to be dealt, but the Minnesota Twins decided to hold onto him, and in this game, I don’t see him finding a whole lot of success. Adam Wainwright had another good start in his last one going seven innings giving up only two runs. In this game, the Cardinals will give him enough run support for the Cardinals to come away with the victory.
The Cincinnati Reds are going to pull off the big upset in this game. Vladimir Gutierrez is coming off another strong start in the last game, and he is going to find success in this game against a Mets offense that isn’t great. Back the Reds to pull off the upset.
The Detroit Tigers have been playing better as of late, but the Baltimore Orioles can still pull off the big upset. Spenser Watkins didn’t look great in his last start, but he is going to be good in this one. Look for the Tigers’ lack of scoring to allow the Orioles to pull off the upset.
St. Louis Cardinals -135 / Los Angeles Dodgers -140 // $10 bet pays $19.14
The Diamondbacks are awful, and they are going to really struggle to have any success in this game. On the mound for the Diamondbacks is Caleb Smith who has had issues this year, and in his last start, he went six innings giving up five runs. The Dodgers are going to have no issues coming away with the victory.
Colorado Rockies ML +150 / San Diego Padres, Colorado Rockies over 8.5 -110 // $10 bet pays $37.73
This is the same game parlay but one that should have a strong shot to payout. The Rockies have the better pitcher in this game, and Chris Paddack is going to be lit up in this game. I trust Austin Gomber to be a little better, but he is still going to give up runs, which will lead to the over-cashing.
