I’m backing Miami because Eury Pérez keeps traffic off the bases with a 1.04 WHIP and a .184 opponent average. Mitchell Parker’s 5.94 ERA tells you he’s getting squared up, and his 1.47 WHIP hands Miami extra chances to cash. Even with some light sticks, Agustín Ramírez brings 19 homers, and Parker’s .275 average against turns those base runners into crooked numbers. If there’s a worry it’s Miami’s modest batting lines, but Washington isn’t scaring me with Dylan Crews at .204 and Brady House fanning 60 times in 201 trips, so Pérez should keep the lid on while the Fish do enough—got the guts to ride with me?
I’m backing Miami because Eury Pérez keeps traffic off the bases with a 1.04 WHIP and a .184 opponent average. Mitchell Parker’s 5.94 ERA tells you he’s getting squared up, and his 1.47 WHIP hands Miami extra chances to cash. Even with some light sticks, Agustín Ramírez brings 19 homers, and Parker’s .275 average against turns those base runners into crooked numbers. If there’s a worry it’s Miami’s modest batting lines, but Washington isn’t scaring me with Dylan Crews at .204 and Brady House fanning 60 times in 201 trips, so Pérez should keep the lid on while the Fish do enough—got the guts to ride with me?
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