Athletics at Nationals – 12:05 p.m. ET
Oakland comes in as a slight favorite, but the pitching matchup and recent form point toward a slugfest. The A’s are hitting .254 with about 4.4 runs per game, but their 5.05 ERA has been a constant problem. Washington hasn’t been much better at the plate, hitting .244, but they’ve been feisty at home. Brent Rooker and Shea Langeliers are carrying the A’s offense, while C.J. Abrams and James Wood lead the Nats’ attack. Expect runs early — lean Nationals in an upset with the over on total runs.
Pirates vs. Reds – 6:40 p.m. ET
Paul Skenes takes the mound for Pittsburgh against Brady Singer for Cincinnati. The Pirates average 5.5 runs a game but have struggled with a 5.25 team ERA. The Reds are scoring about 4.6 runs with a more reliable 3.85 ERA. This one shapes up as a pitchers’ duel if both young arms settle in quickly. Slight edge to the Pirates at home, with the under looking like the safer total play.
White Sox at Mariners – Evening Game
Seattle holds the stronger roster and a solid home‑field edge. The White Sox have been inconsistent, while the Mariners’ bats tend to heat up late in games at T‑Mobile Park. If the weather holds and the wind’s favorable, an over on runs makes sense alongside a Mariners win.
Marlins at Braves – Evening Game
Miami is heavily favored behind their rotation strength and steadier offense. The Braves have struggled to string together runs, and this matchup doesn’t do them any favors. Unless the Marlins’ bullpen implodes, this is their game to lose.
Final Thoughts
It’s a short slate, but there’s value. Nationals as a home dog, Pirates to win a close one, Mariners with late scoring potential, and Marlins to handle business. Totals lean over in Washington, under in Pittsburgh, over in Seattle, and a stay‑away in Atlanta unless live lines shift.
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