Colorado & Minnesota’s Two-Team Twinning Parlay

Where: Ball Arena, Denver, Colorado

NHL Puck Line Odds: Kings +1½ (+115) || Avalanche -1½ (-135)

Last night was critical in our race for the top.

And we got. It. Done.#GoAvsGo pic.twitter.com/eMHZ9HeFYR

— x – Colorado Avalanche (@Avalanche) May 11, 2021

This Wednesday, the Los Angeles Kings and Colorado Avalanche will be meeting for the third time in four games. The Kings and Avalanche played each other twice and took a small hiatus before getting ready to face each other once more this Wednesday. Since the Avalanche took those two aforementioned games with a score of 3-2, the NHL odds have come out and pegged Colorado as a favorite both straight up and on the puck line. This makes Los Angeles’ own puck line quite appealing since the Kings kept both games within one and could even pull off a late-season upset.

The Kings managed an upset over the Avalanche this season but it was way back in mid-January. They enter tonight’s game on a three-game losing streak but still plenty capable of covering that puck line. Los Angeles covered it in the last two meetings and will keep it within one this Wednesday.

NHL Pick: Avalanche 3, Kings 1 

Minnesota Twins vs Chicago White Sox – Wednesday

When: 8:10 p.m. ET

Where: Guaranteed Rate Field, Chicago, Illinois

MLB Money Line Odds: Twins +125, White Sox -140

The Minnesota Twins may be 1-4 in their last five, but that’s not stopping them from being a great straight-up pick this Wednesday. The Twins will be facing the White Sox in Chicago for the second night in a row. Coming off a 9-3 loss, it may seem foolish to take the Twins here. However, Minnesota has their ace in JA Happ this evening, who will get the start for the Twins. The LHP pitcher enters with an undefeated 2-0 record as well as a sharp 1.91 ERA and 0.85 WHIP. With those kind of numbers in mind, it’s clear that Happ is just the man the Twins need on the mound for this midweek turnaround. Happ will have his hands full this Wednesday though as the White Sox rank 5th in runs, 3rd in team batting average and 2nd in on-base percentage.

The White Sox will turn to LHP Dallas Keuchel to get them their second straight win over the Twins and fifth straight win overall. Nevertheless, Keuchel’s stats don’t exactly jump off the page at you. He’s 1-1 so far this season and has a sizable 3.79 ERA and a 1.21 WHIP. Keuchel looked good the last time he took to the mound, but he’s not the guy to get the Sox their fourth straight. Adding this pick to the parlay boosts the sports betting odds to about the +290 mark, which are some great odds for a two-team parlay.

MLB Pick: Twins 4, White Sox 3

Parlay: Colorado Avalanche -1½ (-135) and Minnesota Twins +125 at +292