MLB the same parlay today: Reds VS Mariners (+519)

My MLB Parlay for the same games for April 15 focuses on the Matchup of the Reds Vs. Mariners in the Great American Ball Park, with first place at 6.40 p.m. Both teams have strong start jugs and overwhelming crimes and offer a chance for a game with a low score.

Reds vs. Mariner’s same parlay today

Reds against Mariners – season: 6:40 p.m.

Widders from Bet365

Reds VS Mariners Parlay Pick No. 1: Under 7.5 runs (-110)

This game shows two elite arms in a kitscher-friendly park for great American ball park standards (at least at the beginning of the season with cooler temperatures). Seattle only appears 0.213 as a team with the third highest strike rate in baseball. Cincinnatis offense was a little better, but they have cooled down lately and have not been consistent against right -handers. With both lists and two capable bullpens behind the starters, it is well committed to an affair with a low score.

Reds VS Mariner’s Parlay Pick No. 2: Luis Castillo over 6.5 Strikeouts (-120)

Castillo returns to his old home in Cincinnati and should be lit for him. He exhausted 23 batteries in his first three starts and looked sharp while he hit the zone. The Reds have shown a tendency to hunt and follow elite speed and off-speed ton heights, and Castillo has the type of swing-and-Missen arsenal to benefit. He clarified 6.5 ks in two of three starts this season and should stand in line for a strong trip against his former club.

Reds VS Mariners Parlay Pick No. 3: NRFI bet (-130)

It was a strange year with more Yrfis than NRFIS, but thanks to the back-to-back scoreless First Innings, the red ended with an MLB-best nrfi record of 11: 5. Seattle is 9-7. Both teams rely on solid pitching and weak offenses. The red meetings from 0.179 to 16 games, while the Mariners are 0.230.

Luis Castillo has not exposed his former team enough to draw conclusions (6-against-21, two additional hits, .776 ops), but this season he is 3-0 NRFI with an ERA of 0.00 and only two first inning hits (2-against-11). Nick Lodolo was perfect and kept club in the first Inning.