Brady Singer's 17 Bombs Allowed Have MLB Experts Going WILD Right Now
Holy smokes, Emerald City, what a Monday! While we're still buzzing from our M's taking down the Red Sox 3-1 at T-Mobile Park, some crazy stuff is brewing across the league. You know we're always locked in, not just on our Mariners but on the whole baseball landscape, and today, an expert just dropped some serious heat. This guy, Angelo "Amags" Magliocca from SportsLine, just gave his top home run picks for June 22, and he's going ALL IN on one pitcher who's been giving up dingers like candy: Reds starter Brady Singer.
"Amags" Is Banking on Bad Pitches
Look, when an expert like "Amags" talks, you listen. This guy is a hugely profitable MLB capper, using his deep knowledge of baseball to find value everywhere, whether it's player props, sides, or totals. He's coming off another strong season at SportsLine, too. From the 2022 to 2025 MLB seasons, Magliocca is up an insane 133.4 units on straight bets and parlays, plus an additional 25.3 units on ladder plays. The man knows his stuff, and his main target for home run glory today is Brady Singer.
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Why Singer? Well, this year, he's had some real, real home run issues. We're talking 17 allowed in just 65 innings so far. Yeah, Great American Ballpark doesn't exactly help with the long ball, but this ain't a park issue, fam. Singer has given up nine homers at home and eight on the road, so this is definitely a Brady Singer problem. He's been a little better lately, allowing just one bomb in three June starts, but two of those were on the road. Now he's back in Cincy, prime conditions for some fireworks.
Lefties Are Feasting, Turang Is Crushing
Singer's struggles get even worse against left-handed hitters. He's coughed up 11 home runs to lefties, who are hitting a scorching .324 off him. The dude is mainly a two-pitch pitcher against lefties, and it's just not working. His sinker and slider have yielded an expected slugging percentage of .432 and .458, respectively, versus left-handed batters. Seven of those left-handed homers have come off those two very pitches. So, who's "Amags" got on his radar to take Singer deep?
Brice Turang, Jackson Chourio, and Jake Bauers are the top picks, but let's talk about Brice Turang. This guy has been absolutely crushing it against those kinds of offerings from righties. Turang's barrel rate and hard-hit rate are both at career highs, and he's on pace to exceed 20 home runs for the first time ever this season. That's a huge emerging trend! The price for Turang at +483 is showing some serious value for today. "Amags" is even going to play the hits, runs, and RBI prop on Turang. He clearly sees a major mismatch.
So, while "Amags" is out there making bank on long balls, we're here at T-Mobile Park watching our M's grind. That 3-1 win over Boston today, with our guys showing up big, that's what we live for. Cal Raleigh behind the plate, Julio Rodriguez out in center, we're building something special in the Emerald City, game by game. Let's keep that energy rolling all season long!
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