MLB Same-Game Parlay Predictions: Our Best SGP Picks for Monday, June 29

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Neil Parker • Betting Analyst 16+ years betting experience
Updated: Jun 29, 2026 , 02:00 PM ET • 4 min read

Tigers upsetting the Yankees headlines mytop same-game parlays Monday night.

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Photo By - Reuters Connect. Detroit Tigers starting pitcher Casey Mize high-fives teammates in the dugout at Comerica Park.

With 13 games on the docket, it’s a busy night on the diamond Monday, June 29, and I’ve got a trio of MLB same-game parlay predictions to cover you throughout the action.

My top MLB picks begin with the Detroit Tigers upsetting the New York Yankees and wrap up with a high-scoring game in the nightcap between the San Francisco Giants and Arizona Diamondbacks.

Today's best MLB SGP picks

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Tigers vs Yankees SGP: Mize quiets Bronx Bombers

The New York Yankees are in a 3-8 freefall while averaging just 2.6 runs per game and ranking 29th in both wOBA and xwOBA.

They draw Detroit Tigers righty Casey Mize on Tuesday, and he’s quietly turned in an excellent 3.14 xERA with 0.62 HR/9, so I’m expecting New York to be in tough offensively again tonight.

Of course, the Tigers are also beginning to pick it up at the plate with a fifth-ranked wOBA and sixth-ranked xwOBA while averaging 5.0 runs per game in June.

Tigers first baseman Spencer Torkelson rounds out the SGP, and he’s hit the Over in this market in six of the past nine games and sports an above-average .343 wOBA against lefties for the season.

  • Time: 7:05 p.m. ET
  • Where to watch: YES, DSN

See full analysis of this game in our Tigers vs. Yankees predictions.

Padres vs Cubs SGP: Friars can't keep pace with North Siders

The wind is forecast to be blistering out at Wrigley Field, and the Chicago Cubs have paced the majors with 6.6 runs per game during their 12-4 heater while also ranking fourth in wOBA and seventh in xwOBA.

So, with the San Diego Padres sending righty Griffin Canning to the bump tonight, I’m anticipating another big night from the Chicago lineup.

Canning has surrendered a 52.1% hard-hit rate, which is tied for the lowest mark in the majors among pitchers with 40 innings.

Still, I’m anticipating Cubs lefty Shota Imanaga to hold San Diego in check enough to keep this total Under the number thanks to his high-end 30.3% whiff percentage and 14.5 swinging-strikes percentage.

Finally, Chicago outfielder Ian Happ has teed off on righties this season to the tune of a .380 wOBA and .263 ISO, and he’s racked up 13 runs, 12 hits and six RBI across his past 15 games.

  • Time: 8:05 p.m. ET
  • Where to watch: MARQ, SDPA

See full analysis of this game in our Padres vs. Cubs predictions.

Giants vs Diamondbacks SGP: Runs in bunches at Chase

Arizona Diamondbacks starter Eduardo Rodriguez has statistical correction coming. His 2.27 ERA is miles below his 4.79 xERA, and the southpaw’s .251 BABIP and 86.9% strand rate are also way better than the respective .327 and 71.4% marks he posted during his first two seasons with the team.

I’m also expecting the San Francisco Giants to give Tyler Mahle a long enough leash to finish the fifth inning and record at least 15 outs for the ninth consecutive start, because their bullpen ranks 26th in ERA and 29th in xFIP across the past 30 days.

This is also perfect for the Over because he’s been beaten around on the highway the past two years with a 6.28 ERA while allowing a healthy .367 wOBA.

Arizona star Corbin Carroll rounds out the SGP, and he’s registered a hit in 14 of the past 19 games, and his .226 batting average against right-handed pitchers is way below the .250 mark he posted over the past two years.

  • Time: 9:40 p.m. ET
  • Where to watch: ARID, NBCSBA
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  • SGP picks: 8-25, +3.0 units

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