Ricky Dimon
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The final week of the 2024 Major League Baseball season continues with a full 15-game slate on Tuesday. It is a lineup loaded with ramifications, with divisions to be clinched and Wild Card spots to be secured. Among the showdowns are Orioles vs Yankees, Mets vs Braves, Mariners vs Astros and Padres vs Dodgers. Let’s get into our MLB parlay picks for today, while you can also find out our MLB picks on the side and total for all of the big matchups on Tuesday, September 24.
Braves -1.5 (+160)
Rockies ML (+105)
Diamondbacks -1.5 (+154)
MLB parlay odds: +1254
For this MLB parlay, I am going with 2 favorites on the run line and 1 underdog on the money line. Let’s break down each of the 3 legs.
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Atlanta Braves -1.5 over New York Mets (+160)
The Mets are facing the Braves with a chance to clinch a postseason spot. What could possibly go wrong?! This franchise has a history of epic collapses, one of which came against none other than the Braves at the end of 2022 – also in the penultimate series of that season, in fact. In fairness, New York has been playing great baseball in recent weekends. However, it has generally been beating up on bad opponents. Going on the road to Atlanta is a whole different beast. The Braves have thoroughly underwhelmed this year largely because of injuries, but they have also played good baseball of late. Spencer Schwellenbach is taking the mound for the home team on Tuesday and he has been stellar as a rookie (3.61 ERA, 118 strikeouts and 22 walks in 109.2 innings). In this borderline playoff situation, there is no other choice but to back the Braves to win big.
Read our full New York Mets vs Atlanta Braves prediction
Colorado Rockies ML over St. Louis Cardinals (+105)
Both the Rockies and Cardinals are wrapping up disappointing seasons. That is nothing new for the former, but it’s not something the latter is used to. St. Louis is accustomed to making the playoffs, so this early elimination has to be especially demoralizing. It would not be surprising to see the Birds limp down the stretch in this final week, whereas Colorado may still put forth a decent effort. The Rockies are playing at home too, and it’s easier to get up for “meaningless” games at home than it is on the road. Moreover, Ryan Feltner has been throwing darts for Colorado this month. In 3 September starts, the right-hander has posted a 1.96 ERA and his team is 3-0. Feltner toed the rubber at Coors Field last Tuesday and worked 6.2 innings of 1-run baseball against Arizona. The Rockies have good value as small underdogs in this one.
Arizona Diamondbacks -1.5 over San Francisco Giants (+154)
The defending National League champions have everything to play for as they try to make it back to the postseason. Ten games back of Arizona, San Francisco has absolutely nothing for which to play. That story could be evident on Tuesday, when Logan Webb bumbles and stumbles his way to the finish line in 2024. The Giants’ right-hander has compiled a 6.43 ERA through 4 September outings. At the other end of the spectrum is Diamondbacks righty Brandon Pfaadt, who hurled 7.0 innings of 1-run baseball while striking out 12 batters during last Thursday’s victory over the NL Central champion Brewers. Give me an inspired Arizona squad to win comfortably on Tuesday night.
