Happy Friday, sports betting family! Thursday was good for us on the MLB side of things. We went 3-0 to run our record to 107-99 on the season. Both of our full game unders got us to the payout window, and Tarik Skubal just barely got us 6 Ks to cash our strikeout props parlay.
It's been a fabulous week so far, and we're looking to finish it off in style. Check out our best bet and top player props parlay for June 13th below. Best of luck with all your weekend MLB action.
TB at NYM - 7:10 PM EDT and CLE at SEA - 10:10 PM EDT
Clay Holmes has made the transition from closer to starter look pretty easy, as the former Yankees closer is now one of the main guys of the Mets rotation. His K-rate has dropped a little bit lately, but I think he'll easily find us 5 punchouts against this free-swinging Rays lineup.
Tampa Bay has five guys with K-rates above 24%, so Holmes should have plenty of opportunities to show off his sinker and his sweeper. The Rays rank just 28th in baseball against those types of pitches, so I don't mind playing Holmes at this decent price.
Gavin Williams is finally starting to live up to his potential this season. The big righty is one of the bright spots in this sparse Cleveland rotation, as he's 5-3 with a nice ERA of 3.86. Williams hits 97 on the gun regularly with his fastball, and Seattle ranks just 21st against heaters this year.
TOR at PHI- 6:45 PM EDT
These full game unders have been good to us, so we'll keep riding them tonight in the City of Brotherly Love. Sure, both of these lineups are scary, as Toronto ranks 2nd in WRC+ against lefties and Philly ranks 13th in that metric against righties. Even still, I think this is a great spot for an under.
As good as the Phillies offense has been, they've been slumping a bit lately. Philadelphia ranks just 26th in WRC+ over the last two weeks, and I don't see them breaking out of that slump against a guy like Kevin Gausman. The veteran Jays righty has one of the nastiest splitters in the game, so these Phillies hitters could look silly for at least half of tonight's affair.
On the flip side, Ranger Suarez continues to quietly be one of the top southpaws in the National League. He doesn't get a lot of attention because he's on the same staff as Zack Wheeler, Aaron Nola, and Cristopher Sanchez.
The young lefty has good enough stuff to hold down the Jays bats tonight in Philly. Give me the Under! Stay thirsty, my friends.