Best MLB Parlay Picks Today, Friday 07/24 (5-Leg) Jackson Chourio Prop Focus: High Probability Baseball Plays

As the Brewers gear up to host the Rockies, all eyes should be on William Contreras, particularly when it comes to his ability to find hits against Colorado's pitching staff. Despite his talent, Contreras has struggled a bit at the plate lately, managing just a .218 average over the last two weeks. With Rockies starter Kyle Freeland taking the mound, who has kept left-handed batters in check, the odds seem to favor the 'Under' on hits. Freeland’s recent form has been impressive, limiting opponents to a mere .236 average, which should further stifle Contreras' chances. The Brewers also boast a strong bullpen, making it tough for any batter to find consistent success late in the game. Considering these factors, betting on Contreras to finish with under 1.5 hits feels like a savvy play for this matchup.

Daylen Lile (NA) Under 1.5 Total Bases (-182)

As the Nationals gear up to face the Diamondbacks, all eyes should be on Daylen Lile, whose bat will be under scrutiny. Recently, he’s struggled to find consistent contact, particularly against left-handed pitching, which the Diamondbacks will throw at him. Arizona’s southpaw has been effective, boasting a solid strikeout rate and limiting hard contact, which plays right into Lile's current woes. Moreover, the Nationals’ lineup has been inconsistent, often sputtering against pitchers who can change speeds effectively. With Lile averaging less than 0.3 total bases against such competition lately, the odds suggest he’ll continue to fall short of the 1.5 mark. Given the matchup dynamics and Lile's recent performance dip, betting the Under on his total bases feels like a shrewd move. Look for Lile to have a tough time finding his groove in this game, making the Under a compelling play.

Andrés Chaparro (WSN) Over 0.5 batter_hits_runs_rbis_alternate (-196)

As we gear up for Friday night’s showdown between the Nationals and the Diamondbacks, keep an eye on Andrés Chaparro. The young slugger has been heating up at the plate, showcasing a knack for making solid contact. With his recent surge, he’s stepped up to the challenge against both lefties and righties, bringing an impressive on-base percentage to the table. The Nationals' lineup has been especially potent lately, scoring an average of over five runs per game in July. With the Diamondbacks' pitching staff struggling to find consistency, particularly their rotation’s inability to limit hard contact, this could spell big trouble. Chaparro, who thrives in these scenarios, is primed to get at least one hit, if not more. Given the trends and his current form, backing him for over 0.5 on hits, runs, or RBIs feels like a smart play to make as the fireworks light up the D.C. sky.

Andy Pages (LAD) Under 1.5 Hits (-256)

As the Mets host the Dodgers on July 24, all eyes will be on Andy Pages, but a closer look at his recent performance suggests a quieter night might be in store. Pages has been battling through a slump, hitting just .200 over the last two weeks. Facing Mets' ace who has been carving through lineups with a strikeout rate that hovers around 30% adds to the challenge. New York’s bullpen has also been stellar, allowing just a .210 batting average to left-handed hitters, further tightening the screws on Pages’ chances. With the Dodgers playing tight games lately, the pressure could lead to more plate discipline; expect them to be patient rather than aggressive. Given these factors, betting on Pages to stay under 1.5 hits feels like a wise move, especially with the odds favoring a low-output performance in this high-stakes matchup.