We’ve got a full 15-game MLB slate on Tuesday which means some heavy favorites on the DraftKings Sportsbook in very advantageous spots. This is not a place where we’re going to be breaking down any plus-money upsets — that’s this article over here. Instead, we’ll be looking at the best games to stack together in a parlay.
Tonight, it’s a four-leg moneyline parlay. Allow me to break down each contest.
Today’s Four-Leg Moneyline MLB Parlay
- Red Sox ML (-283)
- Blue Jays ML (-198)
- Cardinals ML (-220)
- Astros ML (-205)
Parlay Odds: +340
Red Sox Moneyline (-283)
This shouldn’t be all that shocking a parlay addition considering that the Rockies are well on their way to setting the modern day record for losses in a single season. Specific to Tuesday, Colorado’s dropped three of its last four, including two games to the lowly White Sox. Yuck. The Rockies simply can not score runs away from Coors Field, as they enter this Fenway tilt sitting dead-last in OBP on the road (.268). The team also sports a .270 wOBA and a 70 wRC+ within the split. Meanwhile, the Red Sox have won their last four and Brayan Bello’s been pitching quite well since the beginning of June. Don’t overthink this one.
Blue Jays Moneyline (-198)
Full disclosure: I’m a rabid Jays fan and I’m terrified that I’ll end the team’s current nine-game winning streak by acknowledging it in a betting capacity. However, in a vacuum, how can you not pick Toronto in this matchup? Chris Bassitt hasn’t been amazing in his last eight outings, but one of the few bright spots in that stretch was the veteran RHP holding Chicago to a single run across six innings on June 22. Bassitt also owns a 3.68 FIP across his 100.0 total inning of work in 2025, so he’s been quite solid in the larger sample. I can not say that same about the home run prone Aaron Civale. He’ll likely struggle with a red-hot Jays lineup that possesses a 117 wRC+ over the past two weeks — the sixth-highest mark in MLB.
Cardinals Moneyline (-220)
Tonight, the Nationals will play their first game since firing their long-time GM Mike Rizzo and World Series winning manager Davey Martinez. So, you know, the team and organization are in a super stable and good place right now. While that drastic a move could certainly spark the clubhouse in the immediate, this doesn’t seem like a good spot to back Washington on Tuesday — especially when looking at the probable pitchers. The Cardinals will start Sonny Gray, who has registered a 2.52 ERA and an eye-popping 1.52 FIP across his last eight outings. The Nationals will start Jake Irvin, who has pitched to an ugly 6.54 ERA in his last six trips to the mound. It’s a span of time where the RHP has allowed a whopping 10 opponent home runs in just 31.2 innings of work.
Astros Moneyline (-205)
The Guardians finally snapped their 10-game losing streak on Monday — something that I predicted in yesterday’s underdog betting article. However, they’re about to start a new losing streak this evening. Hunter Brown will take the mound for the Astros. Need I say more? Over 17 starts and 104.0 innings, Brown sports a microscopic 1.82 ERA, which just so happens to be the lowest qualified mark in all of MLB. On the other side, Joey Cantillo will remain in Cleveland’s rotation following last week’s suspension of Luis Ortiz. Houston is 32-15 at home in 2025. The Astros have won each of the last seven contests that Brown has started. They feel like a very safe leg in this parlay.
