MLB Parlays for Friday
August 19, 2022 7:00 pm EDT
Friday is another loaded slate of MLB games and with this slate of games, there is money to be made. Let’s take a look at a couple of MLB parlays to make your Friday a winning one.
Texas Rangers, Minnesota Twins under 8 -110 / San Francisco Giants, Colorado Rockies over 11.5 -110 // $10 bet pays $26.45
The Texas Rangers and Minnesota Twins are going to be involved in a lower-scoring game. Martin Perez hasn’t been as dominant as of late, but in his last start, he went six innings, giving up three runs. The Twins bats are inconsistent and Perez will slow them down. Dylan Bundy has also been good as of late and in his last start he gave up two hits and zero runs in five innings. This total is too high. Back the under.
The San Francisco Giants and Colorado Rockies are both going to score plenty in this game. Jose Urena has been awful this season and in his last start he gave up seven hits and four runs in six innings. Alex Wood has been inconsistent, and at Coors Field, this is going to be a game where he is lit up. Back the over to cash here. Bet This Today at FanDuel Click Here.
Cleveland Guardians ML -125 / St. Louis Cardinals, Arizona Diamondbacks under 8.5 -110 // $10 bet pays $24.36
The Cleveland Guardians are going to find success here with Triston McKenzie on the mound. Over McKenzie’s last start, he went 14.2 innings, giving up only two runs. Lance Lynn has pitched a little better as of late, but he has faced off against offenses that haven’t been very good. Two starts ago against the Kansas City Royals, he went six innings and gave up seven hits and four runs. Back the Guardians.
The St. Louis Cardinals and Arizona Diamondbacks are going to be involved in a lower-scoring game. Miles Mikolas has been lights out all season, and Tommy Henry has also been strong this year. In Henry’s last start, he went 5.1 innings at Coors Field, and he gave up only three runs. This is going to be a low-scoring game and the under will cash. Bet This Today at Bet MGM Click Here.
