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We have an MLB parlay today with +583 odds from the one and only Jason Radowitz. Come find out his best parlay for Wednesday's MLB slate, featuring the Atlanta Braves.
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MLB Parlay Picks for Wednesday: Cash In With This Expert's +583 Parlay

Due to popular demand, we're adding an article at Oddschecker that consists of two parlays. I'm going to add two different parlays, one being a moneyline parlay and the other being a totals parlay in the MLB daily. You can always mix and match these parlays where you see the value! Head to the OddsChecker MLB Odds grid to see complete odds for every game today on the board.

MLB Parlay Picks (+411) (Bet $100 to win $411)

  • White Sox -1.5 (-110)
  • Orioles (-150)
  • Rangers (-165)

The White Sox will take on a lefty in Kyle Freeland. Chicago's projected lineup is hitting a .325 ISO with a wOBA of .478 against lefties over the last 30 days. Freeland has an xFIP nearing five while allowing 56.7% of hard contact. Oh, and Dylan Cease will take the mound for the White Sox. I'll take Chicago -1.5.

Everyone loves fading Patrick Corbin! The Orioles will have plenty of righties to face Corbin, who has an xFIP also nearing five. Baltimore limits ground balls and hits plenty of line drives when they put the ball in play against lefties. Corbin won't be throwing a high amount of strikeouts. Meanwhile, Tyler Wells will take the hill. He'll get more work than his last appearance, where he had two innings. He should be fine against Washington. I'm on Baltimore.

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The Oakland Athletics have been dreadful offensively over the last month. Forget their seven runs yesterday. This team has low ISO, wOBA, high strikeout, and low walk rates. Dane Dunning will take the hill for the Rangers, and he's got a solid matchup here as a ground ball pitcher. Meanwhile, J.P. Sears, a lefty, will have to face seven righties in the Texas lineup. Give me the Rangers.

MLB Total Runs Parlay Picks (+583) (Bet $100 to win $583)

  • Braves vs. Giants Under 7.5 (-120)
  • Phillies vs. Marlins Under 7 (-105)
  • Brewers vs. Cardinals Under 7 (-105)

The San Francisco Giants are hitting a .289 wOBA with nearly 25% of strikeouts against righties over the last month with their projected lineup. That won't be good news against Charlie Morton, who has a 3.72 xFIP and 32.5% of strikeouts. Meanwhile, Carlos Rodon will take the mound for the Giants with a 3.29 xFIP and 38.9% of strikeouts. The Braves are great against lefties, but Rodon's been even better. Take the under.

Edward Cabrera has impressed with the Marlins this season. He's struck out 26.1% of batters over the last 30 days and has allowed just 15.7% of line drives. With their projected lineup, the Phillies hit just 17.9% of line drives in the previous 30 days. On the other hand, Kyle Gibson will take the mound for the Phillies with a 3.95 xFIP and a strikeout rate of 24.1%. He's also earning 50% of ground balls and will take on a Marlins lineup with low ISO, low wOBA, high strikeout rate, and low walk rate. I'm on the under here.

We've seen this matchup many times. Corbin Burnes will take on Adam Wainwright in a divisional showdown. The Brewers have jumped back into the race for the NL Wild Card while the Cardinals are looking to shut the door in the NL Central. Burnes and Wainwright both have low xFIPs and have had consistent seasons. I expect that to continue coming into tonight's game. Take the under.

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Jason grew up an avid sports fan. His passion for sports writing grew in high school and he developed a blog that was strictly for New York Sports. From his work, you will quickly realize that he loves looking at games from an analytical and numbers perspective and hopes to provide you with that same perspective in his articles.

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