Three MLB Trends You Need to Bet on Saturday, July 1

Yesterday broke the streak but we're back looking for more with the MLB player prop trends that you should be betting on from the Saturday slate. Today's edition of notable MLB trends features guys from the Angels, Mariners and Braves. A parlay of all of our top three trends combined would return odds of +866!

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Top MLB Betting Trends for Saturday, July 1

1. Matt Olson (ATL) to Get an RBI

Frequency: 8 of last 11 games
Odds: +110

Matt Olson is raking. He's hitting .272 in June, picking up a hit in eight of his last ten games, and collecting an RBI in seven of those. He's ripping home runs left and right which also presents its own value, and in the last five games he's picked up an RBI he's gotten at least 2. He'd be the best player on half the teams in baseball and we're going to trust him to keep his hot streak alive.

2. Shohei Ohtani (LAA) to Get an RBI

Frequency: 9 of last 12
Odds: +120

Shocker, right? We weren't kidding when we said we'd be leaning on Shohei until he fades and that's not looking like it will be happening anytime soon. He's all but automatic, driving home at least one run in seven of his last eight games. He had 29 RBIs in June, averaging more than 1 per game. He's got a great matchup with against Arizona's Rynbe Nelson (4.97 ERA), who's allowed multiple runs in 11 of his 16 starts this year.

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3. Cal Raleigh (SEA) To Record a Hit

Frequency: 8 of last 11 games
Odds: +100

Cal Raleigh has been one of the Mariners' more consistent hitters this season. He sports a .228 average but is getting enough looks at the plate to make up for it, seeing five at-bats four times in his past eight games. He's up against the Rays' Tyler Glasnow, who's been quite hittable in his return from Tommy John surgery. Glasnow's allowed at least four hits in five of his six starts this season. He is coming off his best start but that was against a middling Royals lineup. 

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