Five MLB Trends You Need to Bet on Monday, June 19

It's a new week in the MLB and we have got your MLB player prop trends covered for June 19, 2023. Today's edition of notable MLB trends features guys from baseball teams such as the Cardinals, Braves, Angels and Rays.

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Top MLB Betting Trends for Monday, June 19

1. Matt McClain (CIN) To Record a Hit

Frequency: 11 of last 12 games
Odds: -240

McClain featured in our trends yesterday and guess what? It's still a trend. McClain has played a big role in the Reds' current eight-game winning streak, recording a hit and scoring a run yesterday against the Astros. Now having navigated a weekend sweep of the reigning champions, Cincinnati get an easier run to start the week, taking on the Rockies at home. Colorado are in the midst of a bad losing streak and have Austin Gomber starting on the mound in tonight's series opener. Gomber has a 1.70 WHIP on the season; he will give up hits, and a lot of them. McClain is a perfect parlay piece for your Monday night.

2. Ezequiel Tovar (COL) To Record a Hit

Frequency: 11 of last 12 games
Odds: -270

Matt McClain won't be the only hot hitter in Cincinnati on Monday night. Rockies slugger Ezequiel Tovar has been on an insane run, notching hits in 11 of his last 12 games and has only gone hitless four times in the past month. Brandon Williamson will be the starting ace for the Reds, and he is coming off a difficult stretch, giving up 15 hits over his past two starts.

3. Tommy Pham (NYM) To Record an RBI

Frequency: 7 of last 12 games
Odds: +230

Once again, this is a trend that comes down to comparing the hit rate to the implied probability of the odds. Pham has driven in a run in 58% of his last 12 games, compared to the +230 odds converting into an implied probability of 30% making this a must-bet trend on Monday. Pham benefits from batting below New York's best hitters like Francisco Lindor, Pete Alonso and Brandon Nimmo. This is a good time for the Mets to get the Astros after four straight losses. They'll be sending in Hunter Brown who has allowed an average of 5.1 hits to opposing batters in in last 10 starts. 

4. Jose Abreu (HOU) To Record a Hit

Frequency: 12 of last 16 games
Odds: -230

Abreu was kept quiet in the Astros' loss against the Reds yesterday, but otherwise he has been hot over the month of June, and he's in a good spot to bounce back when Houston host the Mets tonight. Max Scherzer will be on the bump for New York - a pitcher that Abreu has a solid history against, batting at a .300 career avg from 20 ABs.

5. Geraldo Perdomo (ARI) To Record a Hit

Frequency: 9 of last 11 games
Odds: -125

Perdomo was in fine form again on Sunday, adding yet another hit to a hot streak that has now extended through entire month of June. Coming up against the Brewers, and starting pitcher Corbin Burnes, he will be tested to keep that streak going on Monday, but at odds of -125, he's hard to resist to take as a single bet.

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