Who’s up for a little Monday MLB moneyline parlay?
There are a whopping 13 baseball games taking place on the diamond this evening, and I have a couple leans on the DraftKings Sportsbook. Let’s break down down everything you’ll need to know.
Today’s Three-Leg Moneyline MLB Parlay
- Yankees ML (-239)
- Brewers ML (-181)
- Tigers ML (-204)
MLB Moneyline Parlay Odds: +228
Yankees Moneyline (-239)
The Yankees are coming off dropping three in a four-game series with the Red Sox, but that’s the thing about the 2025 version of the Bronx Bombers — they only lose to Boston and Toronto. Washington is neither of those teams, so we should be good to go to add New York to this moneyline parlay. The main draw here is Cam Schlittler, who is coming off throwing 6.2 scoreless innings against the Rays. Schlittler’s been a little lucky this season when it comes to strand rate (88.7%) and opponent average with RISP (.160), but on the whole, the 24-year-old has pitched to a 3.22 ERA and a 24.8% strikeout rate across seven MLB starts. The Yankees also still lead the league in ISO (.202) and wRC+ (116). Run support should not be an issue.
Brewers Moneyline (-181)
First and foremost, the Brewers are 43-22 at home in 2025 — the second-highest winning percentage in MLB (66.2%). Secondly, we have to talk about Brandon Woodruff, who has looked amazing since returning from a loooooong IL stay. After not pitching at all in 2024, Woodruff didn’t make his debut this season with Milwaukee until July 6. Since then, the veteran RHP has registered a 2.47 ERA and a 2.43 xERA with a 32.7% strikeout rate. The red flag is that Woodruff’s velocity is nowhere close to where it sat in 2023, yet it hasn’t seemed to matter all that much. Expect another quality out from the 32-year-old. Also expect the Brewers’ bats to get to Eduardo Rodriguez. E-Rod possesses a 5.40 ERA and Milwaukee’s 109 wRC+ against LHPs is the fifth-best mark in baseball.
Tigers Moneyline (-204)
Do I need to bring up anyone other than Tarik Skubal? Detroit has won Skubal’s past four starts, which tracks, as the team has also won 19 of the left-hander’s last 23 outings. Skubal’s 2.21 FIP is the lowest qualified mark in MLB and it’s backed up by a 96th percentile strikeout rate (33.1%) and a 95th percentile xERA (2.69). These are the statistics of a legitimate ace and, arguably, the best pitcher in the sport. J.T. Ginn is not these things. The Athletics’ right-hander has struggled to a 5.24 ERA in his 10 starts in 2025 and he’s been absolutely destroyed by opposing LHBs to the tune of a .446 wOBA. Even if Colt Keith (illness) remains sidelined on Monday, I’d anticipate the Tigers having at least five lefty bats in the lineup against Ginn.
