Pirates vs Brewers Same Game Parlay Picks for MLB (Aug 11th, 2025)

By Bookies.com Staff Aug 11th, 2025 9:28 AM EDT

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American Family Field has seen its share of pivotal August matchups, and the upcoming Brewers versus Pirates game on August 11th adds another layer. Just last week, Bryan Reynolds extended his streak with hits in eight out of ten away games. Meanwhile, Andrew Vaughn’s ability to produce runs at home gives Milwaukee a distinct edge for bettors evaluating options in this National League meeting. Stay ahead by reviewing the MLB same game parlay picks today.

Pirates vs Brewers Same Game Parlay Picks (Aug 11th, 2025)

The chosen selections create a balanced approach across both teams' offensive metrics. By targeting total bases and run production from key hitters along with safe hit markets, these bets align well statistically. The combination leverages favorable matchups for each player while reducing risk exposure through diversified categories.

Pick 1: Player Hits – Bryan Reynolds Over 0.5 – -200

Bryan Reynolds remains reliable when traveling as reflected by hitting safely during eight out of ten such occasions preceding this series opener against Milwaukee pitchers known for inconsistent command stretches especially early in series openers; that consistency puts him among preferred targets within single-hit propositions tonight.

Pick 2: Player Hits + Runs + RBIs – Andrew Vaughn Over 1.5 – -149

Andrew Vaughn comes into this Brewers home stand producing tangible results where it counts: crossing plates or driving runners home frequently as shown by six RBIs over ten games played locally lately. That kind of output signals trustworthiness for accumulating combined statistical contributions in core batting categories against visiting arms unfamiliar with Milwaukee’s nuances.

Pick 3: Player Hits + Runs + RBIs – Spencer Horwitz Over 1.5 – +105

Spencer Horwitz has demonstrated solid performance on the offensive side during away fixtures lately. His track record features two or more hits in five of his previous eight appearances outside his home park. This pattern suggests he effectively adapts to different pitching environments when traveling with his team. Considering Pittsburgh's rotation vulnerabilities against left-handed bats like Horwitz's profile strengthens this case further here at American Family Field.

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