Philadelphia Phillies vs Atlanta Braves Same-Game Parlay: 3.60 Wager For Thursday Night

Philadelphia Phillies vs Atlanta Braves Same-Game Parlay, OPTA Stats, Player Props

The Philadelphia Phillies are one win away from reaching the NL Championship Series, as the underdogs continue to rise up throughout the MLB post-season. It has been a kennel full of money-making if you were smart enough to not lay the juice and play the favourites this season, and the Phillies are once again expected to lose to the Braves tonight.

We love that Ej is always thinking about the value in underdogs when it comes to every sport he covers here at Bettingexpert, and he is about to keep that trend going tonight. The Phightin’ Phils have all the bark in them that we need to see, and they have proven to be the better team throughout this series.

• Philadelphia Phillies ML
• Bryce Harper to Get 1 Hit

Same Game Parlay odds: 3.60

Odds via Bet365 as of 8:00 am on October 12, 2023. Odds may now differ.

PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES VS ATLANTA BRAVES STATS & FACTS

• The Braves are 0 – 4 in their last 4 road games vs. a team with a winning record.
• The Under is 5 – 0 in the Phillies’ last 5 after scoring 5 runs or more in their previous game.
• The Under is 4 – 0 in the Phillie’s last 4 during game 4 of a series.

PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES VS ATLANTA BRAVES SAME GAME PARLAY: FAVOURITES CONTINUE TO CHOKE IN THE PLAYOFFS

PHILLIES TO END BRAVES SEASON ON THURSDAY NIGHT

The Atlanta Braves were favourites at home for games 1 and 2 of the NLDS, and it took a miracle for them to even win one of those games in the series against the Phillies. Had the Phillies been able to hold on to their 4 – 0 lead in Game 2, this series would already be over but here we are on Thursday night setting up a Game 4 scenario. The Phillies are now in a position to send the Braves back home to watch the MLB playoffs like the rest of us, and that is exactly what I expect to see happen tonight.

To make more of an example about the favourites in this year’s MLB post-season, the LA Dodgers were listed as chalk for all 3 of their games against Arizona in the other NLDS, so tell me how that worked out for them.

Wait, let me tell you instead! The Dodgers are returning to Los Angeles to watch the rest of the playoffs because they flopped like a fish and got swept out by the Diamondbacks.

Spencer Strider is listed as the Braves’ probable starting pitcher, and even though Philadelphia hasn’t announced their Game 4 starter as I write this at midnight here in New York, I will assume that Ranger Suarez will get the nod for the Phillies tonight.

Suarez opened this series as the Game 1 starter against the Braves, and all he did was shut out the Braves for 3 ⅔ innings while the bullpen did the rest. Suarez was cruising against the Braves only allowing 1 hit, but he was taken out of the game after the first sign of trouble in the 4th inning. I don’t think his leash will be as short tonight if he is putting up another quality effort, but Rob Thomson trusts his bullpen implicitly even if he does bring out the hook early again.

BRYCE HARPER TO GET A BASE KNOCK IN GAME 4

I am shocked that the line setters are only asking us to pay 1.70 for Bryce Harper to come up with one hit in Game 4. If you missed his majestic blast on Wednesday night, I think the baseball he smashed was just seen in downtown Philly 8 hours after he hit it! HA!

If the only ask we have is to see him reach base at all in Game 4, I will gladly include it with the Phillies Moneyline at 2.25 to bring our combo to 3.60.

And oh, by the way… If you have brass balls and want to get paid handsomely, add Bryce Harper to HIT A HOME RUN AT 6.50 with the Phillies Moneyline. When that 9.00 pops up on your bet slip, hit submit and take home $800 for your $100 investment needing just two things to happen for you to cash that puppy! If you could see the smile on my face right now, it might be lighting up from here in New York over the Atlantic and right into your doorstep in England!

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