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This will be a fun one to watch as it features two compelling young arms in what could be a prominent pitching fixture for years to come in the AL Central. Ober was great his last time out and will build off that success against a limited Tigers lineup that is really struggling at the moment with just 8 runs in their last four games. Look for the Twins bats to battle against Skubal before ultimately breaking through against Detroit's vulnerable bullpen late. The Twins are surging at 6-0 in their last six games making them too difficult to fade at the moment, especially when going up against a reeling Tigers squad that has lost four in a row and seven of nine.

This has been a tough series to size up as the Rangers have pretty much struggled throughout the duration of the young season and Houston has battled since their season-opening series. There are encouraging signs that Houston's offense is beginning to emerge from their slump with Kyle Tucker finally showing signs of life and Jose Altuve working his way back from injury. Houston seemingly always has the advantage with Verlander toeing the rubber and that will certainly be the case in this one. The Astros have had success in Arlington of late going 6-2 in their last eight contests. That continues on Thursday afternoon.

These teams are both in the top half of the sport in runs as the Mariners are averaging 4.83 runs per game while the Rays are scoring 4.33 runs per game thus far. Seattle has been doing well not chasing pitches either as Seattle has drawn 80 walks as a team, which leads MLB. These relievers have been doing decent as the Mariners are pitching to
a 3.00 bullpen ERA this season while the Rays have a 3.03 reliever ERA. The over has hit in seven of the previous nine games between these teams played in Tropicana Field so go with the over here.

These are two of the higher-scoring teams in baseball as Cleveland is 10th in runs scored and Los Angeles is fourth. The total has finished over in five of Cleveland's last seven as well as in six of the last eight last the Guardians have played on the road. Although the total has finished under in each of the first two games of this series, the two starting pitchers on Thursday have ERAs of 3.94 (Quantrill) and 6.57 (Detmers).

The team pitching staff tells us exactly what we should know and closes the case as Miami is 14th in baseball with a 3.41 ERA while Washington is last in MLB with a brutal 5.41 ERA. We discussed the offensive numbers already and showed Miami is trending upwards. Washington has to work on getting more depth out of their lineup as pitching staffs are not giving Juan Soto pitches to hit and feeling okay with him getting walks since he does not have the protection in the lineup that warrants pitching to him as one of the best hitters in the game. All in all, go with the Miami Marlins to win on the road here as they have been the better team on both sides of the baseball.

The Rockies are averaging 4.47 runs per game and 3.43 runs per game on the road. They averaged 3.67 runs per game in their last three games against the Phillies. Even though Philadelphia is giving up 3.55 runs per game at home, they gave up six runs per game in Wheeler's three starts, so expect the Rockies to go over their average in this game. The Phillies are averaging 4.56 runs per game and 4.55 runs per game at home. They averaged nine runs per game in their last three games against the Rockies. With Colorado giving up 5.71 runs per game on the road, the Phillies will score enough runs to push the score over the total. The Phillies and Rockies played over the total in their last three meetings.

The Phillies have won four of their last six games and three of their last five home games. They are playing well offensively and scored 18 runs in the first two games of this series. They hit the ball well against right-handers and they're facing a pitcher that is 0-2 in five starts against them and gave up five runs in his first road start, so expect them to play well offensively once again. The Rockies have lost four of their last six games. Even though they have a
good offense, they struggled through the first two games of this series, scoring only five runs. Even though Wheeler lost three straight starts, he has pitched well at home, giving up five runs in two home starts. He held the Rockies to one run in his lone start against them last season and will be up to the task of keeping their offense in check once gain, so go with the Phillies to get the win.

The Brewers have won seven of their last nine games and five of their last six road games. They have been on a roll offensively, scoring 20 runs in their last four road games. Even though Quintana has pitched well for the Pirates this season, he struggled in recent starts against the Brewers, giving up 20 runs in his last six starts against them. With the Pirates also having one of the worst bullpens in the league, the Brewers won't have trouble scoring in this game. The Pirates are also playing well offensively, scoring 12 runs in their last three games. They don't hit the ball as well
against right-handers and haven't had a lot of luck against Peralta, who gave up seven runs in his last four starts against them, so expect them to have a hard time keeping up with the Brewers. Go with Milwaukee to get the win.

The Brewers are averaging 3.78 runs per game and 3.80 runs per game on the road. They averaged seven runs per game in their last three games against the Pirates. With Pittsburgh giving up 4.86 runs per game at home, the Brewers will hit their average in this game. The Pirates are averaging 3.82 runs per game and 5.29 runs per game at home, they averaged four runs per game in their last three games against the Brewers. With Milwaukee giving up 4.10 runs per game on the road, the Pirates will score enough runs to push the score over the total.

Neither lineup has done well with runners in scoring position as the White Sox are tied with the Twins for 21st with a .631 OPS in those situations while the Royals are 28th with a .586 OPS there. Looking at the last week of games, Kansas City is averaging 3.5 runs in their previous six games while Chicago is scoring 2.83 runs throughout their last six games this season. Neither team has hit very well and both Keller and Kopech have done well in their careers against the opposing lineup while seeing a divisional opponent often. The under has hit in 17 of the last 22 games against one another so go with the under to hit here.

Kyle Wright has looked very dominant to begin the season on the mound and that should be the difference as the old adage is that you are only as good as the next day's starting pitcher. Chicago has been hitting decently well and getting on base but the big issue seems to be on the basepaths as they have been caught stealing four times, which is tied for fifth in baseball. The lineup for Atlanta should be able to provide enough runs support as Wright should keep the ball in the ballpark, which is primarily Chicago's offense thus far. The Braves have won seven of their previous eight home games against the Cubs so go with the Atlanta Braves to win here.

Heading into this matchup, the Blue Jays and Red Sox have already met up for 5 games, with Toronto picking up 4 wins. Despite the lopsided record, the average scoring differential for the winning team is just 2 runs, showing this has been a more competitive series than the record suggests. However, i see the Blue Jays picking up an easy win in this game, as Toronto has crushed right-handed pitching. So far, the team is ranked 5th in runs per at bat with right-handers on the mound. On the other side, i expect the Red Sox to struggle against Alek Manoah, who has been excellent to start the year. Look for the Blue Jays to pick up the win. In terms of slugging percentage, the team also sits in the bottom half of the league with a SLG% of just 0.346 (27th). The team's offensive struggles can partly be attributed to their inability to get on base, as they rank 28th with an OBP of 0.274. If they are going to improve upon this number, they would benefit from increasing their walk numbers as they rank 30th in the league with a BB percentage of just 6.1%%. A major reason for Alek Manoah's high FIP is his tendency to give up the long ball, averaging 1.0 homers per 9 innings pitched, including a home run to fly ball ratio of 10.0. On the season, Alek Manoah has had no problem racking up strikeouts, posting a strikeout percentage of 25.0%, while averaging 6.0 K's per game. However, he has had problems with command, averaging 2.0 walks per outing.

Cincinnati is playing terrible baseball to start the 2022 season. The Reds have lost 14 of the first 17, including 12 of the last 13. Cincinnati is last in baseball in slugging percentage and next to last in team batting average. On the mound, things are even worse if that is possible, as Cincinnati is last in the majors in team ERA and WHIP at 5.63 and 1.57 respectively. In four starts, Cincinnati Reds pitcher Tyler Mahle has allowed 14 runs on 20 hits in just 17 innings of work resulting in one win and three losses for Cincinnati. San Diego has won six of his last eight overall and five of the last seven on the road. The Padres are holding their own on the mound with a team ERA of 3.49 which is 13th in baseball and are allowing opposing hitters to average only .203, which is fourth best in the majors.

Cincinnati gives up plenty of runs as the Reds are last in baseball in team ERA but the Reds cannot score runs as Cincinnati has just 49 runs scored in 17 games for an average of 2.88 runs per game. The total has finished under in five of the last seven games played between San Diego and Cincinnati as well as in 5 of the last seven that San Diego has played in Cincinnati. The total has finished under in four of Cincinnati's last 5 overall and in each of the last four when Cincinnati plays a team with a winning record.

Both Patrick Corbin and Trevor Rogers have been brutal this season so the offenses should be able to tack on a few
early runs here. Miami has been patient at the plate as they are ninth in baseball with walks. Both bullpens are pitching over a three ERA in the seventh inning or later so both teams should figure out how to score off these bullpens. Go with the OVER to hit here as both pitching staffs have struggled to get outs and leave runners stranded.

Both offenses have been doing well in the previous seven days as the Cubs are seventh with a .749 OPS with 5.5 runs per game while the Braves are 10th with a .719 OPS in that span while scoring 3.4 runs per game. These offenses are clicking right now and the pitching has struggled a bit as Atlanta has not pitched well at home this season as they are pitching to a 4.55 ERA in 11 home games. Chicago isn't doing too hot away from Wrigley Field as their pitching staff is pitching to a 4.58 ERA as a team in seven road games. The over has hit in five of the previous seven games against one another so go with the OVER to hit.