Caleb Wilfinger
One of the biggest games on Sunday’s MLB slate comes in New York, where the Los Angeles Dodgers will take on the New York Mets in a matchup between World Series hopefuls on Sunday Night Baseball. The Dodgers have been inconsistent over the past few weeks, particularly on the mound. On the other side, the Mets are fighting tooth and nail with the Phillies in the NL East standings, and New York could really use a series victory to keep up with a red-hot Philadelphia team.
To add a little more excitement to this matchup, I have pieced together my Dodgers vs Mets Same Game Parlay picks at +425 odds. You can also get MLB picks on the side and total for Sunday’s big matchups.
Mets ML (-120)
Teoscar Hernandez 2+ total bases (+145)
Mets vs Dodgers Same Game Parlay odds: +425
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Mets ML (-120)
To start off our Dodgers vs Mets Same Game Parlay, we’ll go with the Mets on the money line. Kodai Senga is back on the mound for New York on Sunday, and that typically means good things for the Mets prospects. After all, the right-hander holds a 1.43 ERA, along with a .226 xBA and 5.2% barrel rate (top 20 percentile). Even against Los Angeles’ elite lineup, Senga should do enough to keep the Mets out in front through the middle innings. As for the visitors, the Dodgers have been far from perfect on the mound of late, both in their starting rotation and bullpen. Things won’t get any easier for Los Angeles with a struggling Landon Knack (6.17 ERA, 1.54 WHIP) on the mound. He’ll be facing his toughest task yet against a Mets lineup (8th in OPS, on-base percentage & slugging) that doesn’t make things easy on opposing pitchers.
Teoscar Hernandez 2+ total bases (+145)
For our second and final leg in our Same Game Parlay, let’s go with Teoscar Hernandez to rack up at least 2 total bases on Sunday. Hernandez is in the midst of a strong series in New York, having tallied 3 hits over the first two games of this series, including multiple hits for extra bases. He’ll also have a decent matchup against Senga in this game, seeing as he has reached base twice in 4 career plate appearances against the Japanese pitcher, including a double in their previous matchup. It’s an admittedly small sample size, but I’ll roll with the hot bat and count on Hernandez to do some more damage under the lights.
