Seattle sits 28th in runs and dead last in average while their starter is unconfirmed.
The de-vigged team totals split CIN 3.5 and SEA 4.0, summing exactly to the posted 7.5. Seattle's 4.0 implied looks generous for a 28th-ranked, 30th-in-average offense, making the number soft on the home side. CIN +138 is a fair price given the Mariners are pricey chalk at -164 without a confirmed starter.
Greene brings elite swing-and-miss with a 14.53 K/9 and tidy 2.80 BB/9, but his 6.06 ERA over just 16.1 innings signals a small, volatile sample. Seattle's probable is not confirmed, so the home arm cannot be evaluated. On stuff alone Greene has the clear edge, though the missing SEA starter caps any firm pitching read.
Seattle profiles as a low-contact, mid-power group that whiffs plenty, exactly the shape Greene's strikeout arsenal can exploit. Cincinnati's offensive metrics are not available, so their matchup fit against the unnamed Seattle starter is unknown. Reds power sources like De La Cruz and Suarez carry stack appeal if the Seattle arm firms up.
T-Mobile Park's roof is retractable with sunny, 62F conditions and a 3 mph breeze out to left field flagged as a positive scoring nudge. That mild boost tilts slightly toward offense but is not enough to override the weak Seattle bats.
Lean Cincinnati as the stack if the unnamed Seattle arm proves hittable, with De La Cruz and Suarez adding pop and the breeze out to left providing a small boost.
Greene is a high-ceiling but risky DK target given 14.53 K/9 against a whiff-prone Seattle lineup, though his 6.06 ERA makes him volatile; the Seattle starter is not on file to evaluate.
No completed meetings between these teams yet this season.
No completed meetings between these teams yet this season.
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PIT @ NYY
TB @ TOR
BAL @ BOS
LAD @ PHI
SD @ ATL
SF @ KC
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