Tuesday, August 4, 2026

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The Braves are riding a 5-game winning streak and are a strong 12-5 since the All-Star break. Atlanta has also had Miami's number in recent meetings. The Braves are 5-2 against the Marlins this season, and are 7-3 against Miami over their last 10 meetings.

Prior to his last outing, Jesus Luzardo had only surrendered four earned runs in his last five outings. The Nationals are averaging 5.2 runs allowed per game, which is third-worst in the MLB.

The Colorado offense is coming off a weekend series against Kansas City in which they played 23 total runs. The Rockies hit lefties well, and now they'll face Ian Seymour, who owns a 5.63 ERA on the road this season. Colorado starting pitcher Michael Lorenzen owns an 8.34 ERA and .354 BAA at home, so runs could be scored early and often in this one.

The Colorado offense is coming off a weekend series against Kansas City in which they played 23 total runs. The Rockies hit lefties well, and now they'll face Ian Seymour, who owns a 5.63 ERA on the road this season. Colorado starting pitcher Michael Lorenzen owns an 8.34 ERA and .354 BAA at home, so runs could be scored early and often in this one.

The Blue Jays are averaging 3.9 runs per game, which is second-worst in the MLB. In the Blue Jays last 16 games, the under is 12-4.

The Dodgers are 12-6 in Justin Wrobleski's 18 outings this season, and now he will face a Cubs offense that has scored just 12 total runs over their last 5 games. The Dodgers hit lefties well, so they should be able to give Chicago starter Matthew Boyd some trouble.

The Yankees have a significant edge with Schlittler on the mound, and I simply can't trust McGreevy in this spot. The Cardinals offense has struggled offensively as well, and with the Yankees having the more dominating pitcher on the mound, they should be able to do enough offensively to win by two or more.

The Colorado offense is coming off a weekend series against Kansas City in which they played 23 total runs. The Rockies hit lefties well, and now they'll face Ian Seymour, who owns a 5.63 ERA on the road this season. Colorado starting pitcher Michael Lorenzen owns an 8.34 ERA and .354 BAA at home, so runs could be scored early and often in this one.

The Blue Jays are averaging 3.9 runs per game, which is second-worst in the MLB. In the Blue Jays last 16 games, the under is 12-4.