Venue — Fenway Park

Location: Boston, Massachusetts

Surface: Kentucky Bluegrass

Dimensions: 310 ft (LF), 379 ft (LC), 420 ft (CF), 380 ft (RC), 302 ft (RF)

Run Environment: One of MLB’s most hitter‑friendly parks; quirky dimensions reward line‑drive hitters and pull power.

Team Form & Context

Athletics (46–71)

Last 10: 4–6

Road Record: 22–37

Offensive Trend: .218 AVG over last 10; bottom‑five MLB scoring

Pitching Trend: 4.89 ERA last 10; bullpen heavily taxed

Key Strength: Young lineup showing flashes of power

Key Concern: High strikeout rate; inconsistent run production

Boston Red Sox (64–52)

Last 10: 7–3

Home Record: 34–24

Offensive Trend: .264 AVG over last 10; top‑10 MLB OPS

Pitching Trend: 3.77 ERA last 10; rotation stabilizing

Key Strength: Balanced lineup with strong left‑handed bats

Key Concern: Occasional defensive miscues; middle relief volatility

Series History

2026 Season Series: Red Sox lead 2–0

Last Meeting (Aug 8): Red Sox 8, Athletics 4

Recent Trend: Boston has won 8 of last 10 vs Oakland dating back to 2023

Probable Pitchers Breakdown

Gunnar Ginn — RHP, Oakland Athletics

Record: 3–7 | ERA: 4.91 | WHIP: 1.42 | K: 72

Pitch Mix: Four‑seam/slider/changeup

Strengths: Generates swing‑and‑miss with slider; competitive vs right‑handers

Weaknesses: Struggles with command; vulnerable to left‑handed power

Matchup Note: Fenway’s dimensions amplify his fly‑ball tendencies

E. Miller — RHP, Boston Red Sox

Record: 8–5 | ERA: 3.54 | WHIP: 1.18 | K: 109

Pitch Mix: Fastball/curveball/sinker

Strengths: Excellent home splits; strong strikeout‑to‑walk ratio

Weaknesses: Occasional early‑inning command issues

Matchup Note: Oakland’s high‑strikeout lineup fits well with Miller’s strengths

Key Player Matchups

Athletics Offense

Zack Gelof: .251 AVG, 14 HR — team’s most consistent bat

Brent Rooker: .242 AVG, 21 HR — primary power threat

Tyler Soderstrom: .233 AVG, 10 HR — emerging young slugger

vs. Miller: Boston’s right‑hander excels at limiting right‑handed power; Rooker’s matchup is difficult.

Boston Red Sox Offense

Triston Casas: .278 AVG, 23 HR — elite vs right‑handers

Rafael Devers: .291 AVG, 26 HR — Fenway’s dimensions amplify his pull power

Jarren Duran: .274 AVG, 25 SB — speed threat at top of lineup

vs. Ginn: Ginn’s command issues and fly‑ball profile are a poor fit against Boston’s left‑handed core.

Injury Reports

Athletics

Mason Miller — 15‑Day IL (shoulder)

Esteury Ruiz — 10‑Day IL (ankle)

Kyle Muller — 60‑Day IL (elbow)

Miguel Andujar — day‑to‑day (back)

Boston Red Sox

Trevor Story — 60‑Day IL (shoulder)

Kenley Jansen — 15‑Day IL (hamstring)

Garrett Whitlock — 60‑Day IL (elbow)

Tyler O’Neill — day‑to‑day (wrist)

Weather Impact

83°F, partly sunny

Wind: 8–10 mph blowing toward left

Effect: Boosts fly‑ball carry — advantage for Devers, Casas, Rooker

Betting Trends

Red Sox at home: 34–24

Athletics on road: 22–37

Red Sox vs RHP: 41–29

Athletics vs RHP: 28–45

Totals: Over has hit in 6 of last 9 Red Sox home games

Run Line: Red Sox are 32–18 covering -1.5 in wins

Game Odds

Athletics                              9.5

Boston Red Sox                 – 227

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Scheduled First Pitch: 1:35 p.m. EDT Broadcast: YES Network / Bally Sports South / MLB.TV

Weather Forecast: 82°F, partly cloudy, winds 7–10 mph blowing out to right field

Venue — Yankee Stadium

Location: Bronx, New York

Surface: Kentucky Bluegrass

Dimensions: 318 ft (RF), 314 ft (LF), 399 ft (LC), 408 ft (CF)

Run Environment: One of MLB’s most hitter‑friendly parks for left‑handed power; warm August air increases carry.

Team Form & Context

Atlanta Braves (70–47)

Last 10: 7–3

Road Record: 33–25

Offensive Trend: .259 AVG over last 10; top‑five NL slugging

Pitching Trend: 3.88 ERA last 10; bullpen stabilizing

Key Strength: Deep lineup even without Acuña; elite run prevention

Key Concern: Middle‑relief inconsistency in high‑leverage innings

New York Yankees (66–51)

Last 10: 6–4

Home Record: 35–23

Offensive Trend: .252 AVG over last 10; Judge and Soto anchoring production

Pitching Trend: 4.02 ERA last 10; rotation showing improved command

Key Strength: Power at home; strong bullpen late

Key Concern: Strikeout‑heavy lineup can be neutralized by command‑first pitchers

Series History

2026 Season Series: Yankees lead 1–0

Last Meeting (Aug 8): Yankees 5, Braves 4

Recent Trend: Yankees have won 4 of last 6 vs Atlanta dating back to 2024

Probable Pitchers Breakdown

Grant Holmes — RHP, Atlanta Braves

Record: 4–5 | ERA: 4.21 | WHIP: 1.31 | K: 78

Pitch Mix: Sinker/slider combo; induces ground balls

Strengths: Keeps ball in park; effective vs right‑handed hitters

Weaknesses: Vulnerable to left‑handed power in hitter‑friendly stadiums

Matchup Note: Yankee Stadium’s short porch is a concern; Soto/Judge pose major threats

Ryan Schlittler — RHP, New York Yankees

Record: 6–4 | ERA: 3.68 | WHIP: 1.22 | K: 91

Pitch Mix: Four‑seam/curveball with strong vertical movement

Strengths: High strikeout rate; excellent home splits

Weaknesses: Occasional command lapses; Braves’ lineup punishes mistakes

Matchup Note: Braves’ right‑handed core (Riley, Ozuna) matches well against his fastball

Key Player Matchups

Atlanta Braves Offense

Matt Olson: .271 AVG, 28 HR — elite vs right‑handers

Austin Riley: .266 AVG, 22 HR — strong vs high‑velocity fastballs

Marcell Ozuna: .284 AVG, 25 HR — Braves’ most consistent run producer

vs. Schlittler: Braves’ right‑handed power is a challenge for Schlittler’s fastball‑heavy approach.

New York Yankees Offense

Aaron Judge: .289 AVG, 36 HR — MVP‑level production

Juan Soto: .301 AVG, 27 HR — elite OBP and left‑handed power

Gleyber Torres: .258 AVG, 17 HR — streaky but dangerous

vs. Holmes: Judge and Soto are major matchup advantages due to Holmes’ sinker profile.

Injury Reports

Atlanta Braves

Ronald Acuña Jr. — 60‑Day IL (knee)

Max Fried — 15‑Day IL (forearm)

Sean Murphy — day‑to‑day (back)

Ian Anderson — 60‑Day IL (elbow)

New York Yankees

Giancarlo Stanton — 10‑Day IL (hamstring)

Carlos Rodón — 15‑Day IL (shoulder)

Anthony Rizzo — 60‑Day IL (forearm)

Lou Trivino — 60‑Day IL (elbow)

Weather Impact

82°F, partly cloudy

Wind: 7–10 mph blowing out to right

Effect: Boosts left‑handed power — major advantage for Soto and Judge

Betting Trends

Yankees at home: 35–23

Braves on road: 33–25

Yankees vs RHP: 38–28

Braves vs RHP: 41–30

Totals: Over has hit in 5 of last 7 Yankees home games

Run Line: Yankees are 31–20 covering -1.5 in wins

Game Odds

Atlanta Braves                  8.5

New York Yankees           – 135

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Scheduled First Pitch: 12:15 p.m. EDT Broadcast: Peacock / Nationals.TV

Weather Forecast: ~90°F, light wind ~6 mph, low rain risk

Venue — Nationals Park

Location: Washington, D.C.

Surface: Kentucky Bluegrass

Run Environment: Plays neutral‑to‑slightly hitter‑friendly in warm weather; August heat boosts carry.

Game‑day Conditions: 90°F, light wind, no rain concerns — favorable for offense.

Team Form & Context

Washington Nationals (58–61)

Last 10: 3–7 (.211 AVG, 4.55 ERA), outscored by 10 runs

Home Record: 25–34

Series Situation: Nationals lead 4–1 in the season series and have won the first two games of this set (5–3 Friday, 8–2 Saturday).

Offensive Profile: Fifth‑ranked NL batting average (.250).

Momentum: Strong — seeking a three‑game sweep.

Cincinnati Reds (56–60)

Last 10: 6–4 (.227 AVG, 4.40 ERA), outscored by three runs

Road Record: 27–29

Offensive Profile: .230 AVG, .310 OBP, .400 SLG; 4.2 runs per game (22nd MLB).

Pitching Profile: 4.42 ERA (23rd MLB), 1.40 WHIP, 145 HR allowed.

Series Situation: Reds trying to avoid a sweep.

Probable Pitchers Breakdown

Brady Singer — RHP, Cincinnati Reds

Record: 5–10 | ERA: 4.67 | WHIP: 1.43 | K: 97

Recent Form: 2–4 with a 4.43 ERA over his last seven starts.

Profile: Strike‑thrower with zone‑command upside; vulnerable when behind in counts.

Matchup Note: Nationals’ contact‑heavy lineup (.250 team AVG) is a difficult fit.

Brad Lord — RHP, Washington Nationals

Record: 5–2 | ERA: 3.81 | WHIP: 1.20 | K: 52

Recent Form: Steadier starter; Nationals’ bullpen rested behind him.

Profile: Efficient, low‑walk right‑hander; excels at limiting big innings.

Matchup Note: Reds’ offense has been inconsistent and is missing key bats.

Key Player Matchups

Cincinnati Reds

JJ Bleday: 11 doubles, 20 HR, 47 RBI — primary power threat.

Sal Stewart: 10-for-38 with 3 HR in last 10 games — hottest bat.

Elly De La Cruz: Elite speed; major X‑factor if he reaches base.

vs. Brad Lord: Lord’s command profile and Nationals Park’s spacious gaps favor limiting extra‑base damage.

Washington Nationals

Abimelec Ortiz: RBI production early in games; key tone‑setter.

Daylen Lile: Delivered key hits in Saturday’s win.

CJ Abrams: Speed threat; added insurance runs Saturday.

vs. Brady Singer: Nationals’ contact‑first approach matches well against Singer’s pitch‑to‑contact tendencies.

Injury Reports

Washington Nationals

Josiah Gray (60‑Day IL, elbow), Drew Millas (10‑Day IL, finger), PJ Poulin (60‑Day IL, flexor), James Wood (10‑Day IL, oblique), Connelly Early (15‑Day IL, elbow), Richard Lovelady (60‑Day IL, tricep), DJ Herz (60‑Day IL, elbow), Mitchell Parker (60‑Day IL, elbow), Ken Waldichuk (60‑Day IL, forearm).

Cincinnati Reds

Tony Santillan (15‑Day IL, oblique), Hunter Greene (15‑Day IL, elbow), Blake Dunn (60‑Day IL, elbow), Nick Lodolo (15‑Day IL, finger), Graham Ashcraft (60‑Day IL, forearm), Brandon Williamson (60‑Day IL, shoulder), Spencer Steer (10‑Day IL, wrist).

Series History

Season Series: Nationals lead 4–1.

This Series:

Friday: Nationals 5, Reds 3

Saturday: Nationals 8, Reds 2

Sunday: Finale — Nationals seeking sweep.

Betting Trends

Nationals ML: -104 to +106 depending on book.

Reds ML: -109 to -128.

Total: 9 to 9.5 runs.

Nationals at home: 25–34 (poor record but trending upward).

Reds on road: 27–29 (slightly below average).

Last 10: Nationals 3–7; Reds 6–4.

GAME ODDS

Cincinnati Reds                                 9

Washington Nationals                   – 106

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Scheduled First Pitch: 1:35 p.m. EDT (Sportsnet / NBC Sports Philadelphia / MLB.TV

Weather Forecast: 84°F, partly cloudy, light winds 5–7 mph blowing out to right‑center

Venue — Citizens Bank Park

Location: South Philadelphia Sports Complex

Surface: Kentucky Bluegrass

Dimensions: 329 ft (LF), 374 ft (LC), 401 ft (CF), 387 ft (RC), 330 ft (RF)

Run Environment: One of MLB’s most hitter‑friendly parks, especially for left‑handed power; warm August air boosts carry.

Team Form & Context

Toronto Blue Jays (56–62)

Last 10: 4–6

Road Record: 27–34

Offensive Trend: .232 team AVG over last 10; inconsistent run production

Pitching Trend: 4.41 ERA last 10; bullpen has been volatile

Key Issue: Struggling to string hits together; 18 games scoring ≤3 runs since July 1

Philadelphia Phillies (62–56)

Last 10: 6–4

Home Record: 33–27

Offensive Trend: .257 team AVG over last 10; improved OBP with Schwarber and Harper heating up

Pitching Trend: 3.88 ERA last 10; rotation stabilizing

Key Strength: Strong home‑field performance and late‑inning bullpen reliability

Series History

2026 Season Series: Phillies lead 1–0

Last Meeting (Aug 8): Phillies 7, Blue Jays 3

Recent Trend: Phillies have won 6 of last 9 vs Toronto dating back to 2023

Probable Pitchers Breakdown

Shane Bieber — RHP, Blue Jays

Record: 6–8 | ERA: 4.12 | WHIP: 1.29 | K: 112

Pitch Mix: Slider-heavy, reduced velocity but improved command

Strengths: Generates weak contact; excels vs left‑handed hitters

Weaknesses: Fastball is hittable; struggles in hitter‑friendly parks

Matchup Note: Phillies’ lefty power (Harper, Schwarber) is a major challenge

Jesús Luzardo — LHP, Phillies

Record: 7–7 | ERA: 3.71 | WHIP: 1.18 | K: 134

Pitch Mix: Electric fastball/slider combo; elite strikeout ability

Strengths: Dominant vs right‑handed hitters; high whiff rate

Weaknesses: Occasional command lapses; vulnerable to early HRs

Matchup Note: Blue Jays’ right‑handed core (Guerrero, Bichette, Springer) matches well stylistically

Key Player Matchups

Blue Jays Offense

Vladimir Guerrero Jr.: .281 AVG, 22 HR — strong vs lefties

Bo Bichette: .266 AVG, 14 HR — heating up last 10 games

George Springer: .241 AVG, 11 HR — inconsistent but dangerous vs fastballs

vs. Luzardo: Toronto’s right‑handed core has historically hit lefties well, but Luzardo’s slider neutralizes aggressive hitters.

Phillies Offense

Bryce Harper: .290 AVG, 24 HR — elite vs right‑handers

Kyle Schwarber: .238 AVG, 29 HR — major HR threat in CBP

Trea Turner: .274 AVG, 19 HR — speed + contact combination

vs. Bieber: Harper and Schwarber are strong matchup advantages due to Bieber’s declining fastball velocity.

Injury Reports

Toronto Blue Jays

Kevin Gausman — 15‑Day IL (shoulder)

Danny Jansen — 10‑Day IL (hand)

Isiah Kiner‑Falefa — day‑to‑day (hamstring)

Jordan Romano — 60‑Day IL (elbow)

Philadelphia Phillies

Ranger Suárez — 15‑Day IL (forearm)

Alec Bohm — day‑to‑day (back tightness)

Seranthony Domínguez — 60‑Day IL (lat)

Garrett Stubbs — 10‑Day IL (ankle)

Weather Impact

84°F, partly cloudy

Wind: 5–7 mph blowing out to right‑center

Effect: Boosts fly‑ball carry; favors left‑handed power hitters (Harper, Schwarber)

Betting Trends

Phillies at home: 33–27

Blue Jays on road: 27–34

Phillies vs RHP: 35–22

Blue Jays vs LHP: 18–20

Totals: Over has hit in 6 of last 8 Phillies home games

Run Line: Phillies are 29–18 covering -1.5 in wins

Game Odds

Toronto Blue Jays             8.5

Philadelphia Phillies`     – 225

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First Pitch: 1:35 p.m. EDT (MLB.TV / SNY)

Weather: 85°F, dry, light breeze ~6 mph

Venue — PNC Park

Location: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Surface: Natural grass

Dimensions: 325 ft (LF), 399 ft (LC), 410 ft (CF), 375 ft (RC), 320 ft (RF)

Run Environment: Slightly pitcher‑friendly but boosts right‑handed pull power due to the short porch in left.

Current Team Form

Pittsburgh Pirates (58–61)

Last 10: 3–7 (.231 AVG, 4.49 ERA), outscored by six runs

Home Record: 30–29

Strengths: When recording 8+ hits, they are 45–25, indicating strong correlation between contact and wins.

Recent Momentum: Coming off a 9–0 shutout of the Mets on Saturday, drawing nine walks and dominating the strike zone.

New York Mets (51–67)

Last 10: 5–5 (.221 AVG, 3.90 ERA), outscored by three runs

Road Record: 26–33

Weakness: 11–20 in one‑run games—late‑inning execution remains a major issue.

Recent Momentum: Off a 9–0 loss, managing only three hits; bullpen heavily taxed after an early starter exit.

Series History

Season Series: Mets lead 3–2 entering Sunday.

This Series:

Game 1 (Aug 7): Mets 6, Pirates 4

Game 2 (Aug 8): Pirates 9, Mets 0

Game 3 (Aug 9): Series rubber match

Pitching Matchup — Manaea vs. Jones

Sean Manaea — LHP, Mets

Record: 3–5, 4.33 ERA, 1.38 WHIP, 95 K

Advanced Metrics: 4.64 xERA, 4.27 xFIP, 14.0% K‑BB%

Profile: Soft‑contact lefty who relies on mixing speeds; struggles to go deep into games (often 5–5.2 innings).

Key Concern: Strikeout prop flagged for regression—analysts project Under 5.5 Ks due to workload limits.

Jared Jones — RHP, Pirates

Record: 2–3, 4.02 ERA, 1.11 WHIP, 62 K

Advanced Metrics: 3.33 xERA, 3.58 xFIP, 20.1% K‑BB%

Profile: Power right‑hander with above‑average command (108 Location+).

Key Edge: Better underlying metrics than Manaea; excels at home limiting hard contact.

Key Player Matchups

Mets Offense

Carson Benge: .270 AVG, 15 doubles, 13 HR; day‑to‑day (wrist).

Francisco Lindor: 10-for-40 last 10 games with 2 HR; remains Mets’ most consistent bat.

Juan Soto: 10‑Day IL (calf), major loss to lineup depth.

Matchup Outlook: Jones’ command profile (108 Location+) and lower BABIP (.261) match well against a Mets lineup hitting only .221 over its last 10.

Pirates Offense

Nick Gonzales: Team‑leading .309 AVG, 20 doubles, 6 HR.

Brandon Lowe: 11-for-41 with 3 HR in last 10 games.

Matchup Outlook: Manaea’s elevated BABIP (.316) and lower K‑rate create opportunity for Gonzales and Lowe to continue producing contact‑driven offense.

Injury Reports

Pittsburgh Pirates

Endy Rodriguez — day‑to‑day (hip)

Oneil Cruz — 60‑Day IL (hand)

Mitch Keller — 60‑Day IL (arm)

Ryan O’Hearn — 10‑Day IL (quadricep)

Konnor Griffin — 60‑Day IL (finger)

New York Mets

Carson Benge — day‑to‑day (wrist)

Justin Hagenman — 60‑Day IL (rib)

Austin Warren — 15‑Day IL (forearm)

Juan Soto — 10‑Day IL (calf)

Cionel Perez — 15‑Day IL (forearm)

Mark Vientos — 10‑Day IL (hand)

Reed Garrett — 60‑Day IL (elbow)

Tylor Megill — 60‑Day IL (elbow)

Betting Trends

Pirates at home: 30–29; strong when recording 8+ hits (45–25).

Mets on road: 26–33; inconsistent offense, especially vs. right‑handers.

Totals: O/U set at 8; weather favors moderate scoring (85°F, light breeze).

Prop Trend: Manaea Under 5.5 Ks flagged as best value.

GAME ODDS

New York Mets                 8

Pittsburgh Pirates            – 138

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Venue: Oracle Park, San Francisco, California

Scheduled First Pitch: 6:05 p.m. PT / 9:05 p.m. ET

Broadcast: Bally Sports Detroit, NBC Sports Bay Area, MLB.TV

WEATHER FORECAST — SAN FRANCISCO, CA

Temperature: 67°F at first pitch

Humidity: 72%

Wind: 13 mph blowing out toward right‑center (typical Oracle Park marine breeze)

Conditions: Cool, partly cloudy coastal evening

Ballpark Impact: Pitcher‑friendly overall, but strong winds can turn deep fly balls into extra‑base hits in Triples Alley

PROJECTED STARTING PITCHERS

Detroit Tigers — RHP Jackson Jobe

2026 Season: 5–6, 3.91 ERA, 1.23 WHIP

Strengths: Electric fastball, elite slider, strong strikeout rate

Concerns: Occasional command lapses; Giants’ left‑handed bats

Notes: Jobe has a 3.44 ERA over his last six starts and has pitched well on the road (3.58 ERA).

San Francisco Giants — RHP Keaton Roupp

2026 Season: 3–7, 4.62 ERA, 1.31 WHIP

Strengths: Good curveball, improving command, competitive in tight games

Concerns: Vulnerable to right‑handed power; Tigers’ top‑of‑order bats

Notes: Roupp has allowed 3+ runs in five of his last seven starts but has been better at Oracle Park (4.11 ERA).

INJURY REPORT

Detroit Tigers

Tarik Skubal — 15‑day IL (shoulder)

Matt Manning — Out (elbow)

Akil Baddoo — Day‑to‑day (hamstring)

Alex Faedo — 60‑day IL (lat)

San Francisco Giants

Logan Webb — 15‑day IL (forearm)

Robbie Ray — Out (back)

LaMonte Wade Jr. — Day‑to‑day (knee)

Camilo Doval — 60‑day IL (elbow)

RECENT TEAM FORM

Detroit Tigers — Last 10 Games

Record: 6–4

Offense: 4.6 runs per game

Pitching: 3.88 ERA

Trend: Greene and Torkelson surging; bullpen stabilizing

San Francisco Giants — Last 10 Games

Record: 3–7

Offense: 3.8 runs per game

Pitching: 4.92 ERA

Trend: Offense inconsistent; rotation injuries hurting stability

SERIES HISTORY

2023–2026: Tigers lead 8–6

At Oracle Park: Series tied 3–3

Last Meeting (2025): Tigers won series 2–1

Key Trend: Detroit’s pitching has consistently limited San Francisco’s power in spacious Oracle Park

KEY PLAYER MATCHUPS

1. Jackson Jobe vs Michael Conforto

Conforto’s left‑handed power vs Jobe’s fastball/slider mix. Jobe must avoid elevated heaters; Conforto thrives on mistakes.

2. Keaton Roupp vs Spencer Torkelson

Torkelson’s right‑handed power vs Roupp’s curveball. Torkelson has a .298 average vs curveball-heavy pitchers.

3. Riley Greene vs Giants Bullpen

Greene has been one of MLB’s best late‑inning hitters; Giants’ bullpen has allowed 12 HR in the last 14 games.

4. Marco Luciano vs Tigers Pitching

Luciano’s emerging power vs Jobe’s command. Luciano has reached base in 15 of his last 18 games.

TACTICAL OUTLOOK

Detroit Tigers

Strengths: Young, athletic lineup; improving rotation; strong outfield defense

Concerns: Bullpen volatility; occasional offensive droughts

Keys to Win:

Jobe must work ahead in counts

Greene/Torkelson must drive early offense

Limit Soler/Conforto in middle‑order situations

San Francisco Giants

Strengths: Veteran power bats, strong home-field defense, Roupp’s improving command

Concerns: Rotation injuries, bullpen instability

Keys to Win:

Roupp must avoid big innings

Conforto/Soler must set the tone early

Attack Tigers’ bullpen aggressively

BETTING TRENDS

Tigers are 8–4 in their last 12 road games

Giants are 3–9 in their last 12 home games

Over has hit in 6 of the last 9 Giants games

Tigers are 6–2 in Jobe’s last eight starts

Giants are 2–7 in Roupp’s last nine starts

Greene has reached base in 17 straight games

Game Odds

Detroit Tigers                    – 115

San Francisco Giants      8

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