Miami at Chicago

Last place Miami is 5-13 on the road. Their minus-72 run differential is the second-worst in the NL. The offense is 19th in runs scored, 16th in on-base percentage, and 20th in slugging. The Marlins are on a 3-12 slide and play their fifth straight on the road. Starter Valente Bellozo tries to nibble around the plate, walking 10 in 18 innings. That's a bad matchup against a Chicago offense that is second in runs scored, 10th in on-base percentage, and third in slugging. First place Chicago's run differential is +53, the third-best in the NL. Play Chicago.