Brooklyn Bombs Away and Filthy Pitches Make Baseball Riches: SeanBo Has Your Weekend Licks

Brooklyn Bombs Away and Filthy Pitches Make Baseball Riches: SeanBo Has Your Weekend Licks

We’re feeling great after hitting on two of three picks last week, MLBbro.com Fam. We’re feeling as good as the big boss, Rob Parker, after finding a “Louie” jacket marked down 50% off at his local Ross Dress for Less. Let’s lock in on this week’s three winners, and hopefully we’re all cashing out on extra drip after they hit!

 

1. The New York Yankees (-155) have absolutely dominated the month of June. Behind Bro Bomber and current American League Player of the Week, Aaron Judge (.305 AVG, 25 HRs, 62 RBIs), the Yankees have dropped just three games this month. We don’t see their rival Boston Red Sox (+130) having any luck in derailing the Yankees momentum, especially with their rookie sensation Luis Gil (8 wins – 1 loss, 2.04 ERA) looking to add to his 90 strikeouts.

 

 

Brooklyn Bombs Away. Yankees -1.5 (+100)

 

2. Both the Philadelphia Phillies (+110) and Baltimore Orioles (-130) are currently ranked in the top 10 of nearly all offensive categories in the MLB. Those offenses will be put to the test as the Phillies’ starter Ranger Suarez (10 wins – 1 loss, 1.81 ERA) and Orioles’ starter Kyle Bradish (2 wins – 0 losses, 2.62 ERA) have been lights out for their respective squads. Look for a quick game, as the pitchers will shine in this battle of big bats.

 

Filthy pitch. Orioles/Phillies UNDER 8.5 total runs (-110)

 

3. In a battle of huge payrolls and middling returns, the San Diego Padres (-115) head to Queens to take on the New York Mets (-105). Although the Padres are chasing the division leading Dodgers in the NL West, their offense hasn’t been an issue against the rest of the league. With the Padres’ currently ranking first in batting average and hits, it could be over before the Mets get their first pitcher out of the bullpen.

Best Bet. San Diego Padres -1.5 (+140)

Brooklyn Bombs Away and Filthy Pitches Make Baseball Riches: SeanBo Has Your Weekend Licks

April Showers Bring May Flowers | SeanBo AKA Money May Has Best Baseball Bets

May is upon us, MLBbro.com Fam! While the summer heat is just on the horizon, we’re hoping to catch fire with these three Friday picks.

  1. We love the story of Joe Ross (1 win – 3 losses, 5.4 ERA), and MLBbro.com has chronicled his amazing return to the MLB. The Milwaukee Brewers (+110) have struggled to get another win since Ross’s initial victory, and the Chicago Cubs (-130) will march out their second year righty Hayden Wisneski (2 wins – 0 losses, 0.87 ERA), who has yet to drop a game.

 

Joe Ross Completes Comeback Journey With First Win As A Starter Since 2021

We’re lovin’ the Crew. Brewers -1.5 RL (+125)

 

 

  1. Hunter Greene (1 win – 2 losses, 3.63 ERA) has helped usher in a new era for the Cincinnati Reds (+100). He’ll have his hands full with the AL East leading Baltimore Orioles (-120). With the Orioles leading the league in both slugging percentage and home runs, it could be a long day for one of our favorite “Melanated Mound Marauders.”

 

Mean Greene. Orioles -1.5 RL (+135)

 

  1. We close out our Friday in Philadelphia, where the Phillies (-155) play host to the San Francisco Giants (+130). The Giants’ Jordan Hicks (2 wins – 0 losses, 1.59 ERA) has been nearly perfect on the year, but can his 22nd ranked (runs scored) offense compete with the Phillies’ Aaron Nola (4 wins – 1 loss, 3.2 ERA)? Is water wet?

 

Best Be. Giants ML (+130)

 

Brooklyn Bombs Away and Filthy Pitches Make Baseball Riches: SeanBo Has Your Weekend Licks

SeanBo Just Hit The Lottery So He’s Giving Out Free Game For The Weekend

Welcome back, MLBbro.com Fam! We were cooking with fire last week, as we hit on two of the three picks last Friday. We roll with that same energy this week as we pick three winners for your last Friday in April!

 

1. We start our Friday in Motown, as the Detroit Tigers (-115) host the Kansas City Royals. Royals’ righty Seth Lugo (3 wins – 1 loss, 2.03 ERA) hopes to keep his outstanding season going against the winless Reese Olson (0 wins – 3 losses, 3.8 ERA) of the Tigers. Powered by the bat of Salvador Perez (.348 AVG, 6 HRs, 23 RBIs), the Royals should easily keep the Tigers at bay.

 

Motown Menace. Royals ML (-105)

 

2. The Oakland A’s (+222) have had a better start than expected to 2024, but the Baltimore Orioles (-278) are chasing the top of their division and are looking to make up ground on Friday. They won’t see much resistance with the A’s Ross Stripling (0 wins – 5 losses, 5.34 ERA), so take the home team to win huge.

 

 

Easy as crab cakes. Orioles -1.5 RL (-120)

 

3. Don’t look now but the New York Mets (-130) are over .500 and have a favorable matchup against the St. Louis Cardinals (+110). Favorable because the Cardinals’ starter Miles Mikolas (1 win – 3 losses, 6.49 ERA) has struggled out of the gate, but the Mets’ Jose Butto (0 wins – 0 losses, 1.65 ERA) has been smoking hot behind 21 strikeouts in limited playing time. Look for Jose to notch his first win and for the Mets to stay on fire.

 

DJ Stewart and Tyrone Taylor are boosting the Mets

Best Bet. Mets ML (-130)

SeanBo Says You’re Welcome For This Weekend’s Winnings

SeanBo Says You’re Welcome For This Weekend’s Winnings

Spring has sprung, MLBbro.com fam! We’re bouncing back this week (1-5 on the season), and just like the back-to-back winners we gave you on the Daily Best Bet (@MLBbrodotcom on X, IG, and FB) we’re hitting you with a three-peat of winners on Friday:

  1. Chicago should be rocking as the Cubs (-167) take on the floundering Miami Marlins (+139). Shota Imanaga (2 wins – 0 losses, 0.00 ERA) has been nearly perfect for the Cubbies, and Jesus Luzardo (0 wins – 2 losses, 7.65 ERA) has stunk up his first couple of starts. No need to bet against the trends for either of these pitchers.

Best Bet. Take the Cubs -1.5 RL (+133)

  1. Grab an appropriate cheesesteak shirt, and let’s head to Philadelphia where the Phillies (-165) take on the Chicago White Sox (+140). Both offenses are in the bottom half of the league, but only one starting pitcher has a sub 2.0 ERA. Bank on the Phillies’ Spencer Turnbull (1 win – 0 losses, 1.8 ERA) to add to his 16 early season strikeouts.

Turnbull will turn up. Phillies -1.5 RL (+105)

  1. The Washington Nationals (+143) and Houston Astros (-170) will have an absolute battle on Friday, as Justin Verlander makes his season debut against the National’s flamethrower Mackenzie Gore (2 wins – 0 losses, 2.81 ERA). Gore has been stifling with 23 strikeouts already on the season, and with MLBbro C.J. Abrams batting just shy of .300 with five home runs it won’t be a warm welcome for the veteran Verlander.

Return of the wack. Nationals ML (+143)

Brooklyn Bombs Away and Filthy Pitches Make Baseball Riches: SeanBo Has Your Weekend Licks

Bro Bets To Set Your Pockets Straight Early For World Series Tickets Later

It’s 2024, and MLBbro.com is back like we never left. Hopefully you’ve followed Bro Betting Baseball for the last two seasons, but if for the newcomers, I will bring you three picks every Friday for your sports gambling pleasure. Get your bankroll ready, or shekels if you’re the big boss @RobParkerMLBbro, and let’s hit the bookmakers hard this season.

 

  1. First stop is the Big Apple, New York. The Yankees (-149) look to topple division foe, Toronto Blue Jays (+127). While it’s early in the season, the Yankees have looked amazing behind former MLBbro of the year, Aaron Judge (1 HR, 4 RBIs). He and the Brooklyn Bombers should have a field day against the Blue Jay’s lefty Yusei Kikuchi (0 wins – 1 loss, 6.23 ERA).

 

Yankees keep it rolling. Yankees ML (-149)

 

  1. The news of the week is the Oakland A’s (+190) are headed to Sacramento! It’s a dream come true for a Sacramento native, like myself, but the nightmare season will continue for the A’s. They’ll face off with the currently undefeated Detroit Tigers (-238) and their ace Tarik Skubal (1 win – 0 losses, 0.00 ERA), so expect another blowout loss by the floundering A’s.

 

A’s get an F for effort. Tigers -1.5 (-111)

 

  1. In the clean-up spot, the Tampa Bay Rays (-170) travel to the Colorado Rockies (+142) where both teams are hoping to start digging themselves out of last place of their respective divisions. Although both are struggling to start the year, the Rays are much better equipped to string together a few wins behind the bats of Randy Arozarena and Yandy Diaz, and the arms of starters like Zack Littell (1 win – 0 losses, 0.00 ERA). Littell should mow over the meager Rockies lineup, who rank 20th or below in all major offensive statistical categories.

 

Best Bet. Tampa Bay Rays -1.5 (-118)