Miami at New York

Max Meyer enters with a 2.52 ERA and has allowed two earned runs or fewer in seven of his last nine starts. Miami games started by Meyer have gone under in six of his last eight outings because he limits hard contact and keeps the ball in the yard. He already faced the Mets this season and held them to minimal offense. Freddy Peralta has also been consistent, allowing three runs or fewer in seven of his last nine starts while averaging better than a strikeout per inning. That matters against a Miami lineup that ranks near the bottom of MLB in OPS against right-handed pitching and has scored more than four runs just once in its last five games. The Mets' offense has been equally unreliable. New York is batting just .226 as a team and averaging fewer than four runs per game over its last 10. The under has also cashed in six of the Mets’ last eight home games against teams with losing records. The matchup history supports it, too. The last two meetings between these teams finished with five total runs and four total runs. Citi Field remains one of the more pitcher-friendly parks in the National League, especially during night games, where the ball does not carry well. With two starters in form, weak recent offensive numbers on both sides, and favorable under trends, this projects closer to a 3-2 or 4-2 type game. I like UNDER here.