Pittsburgh at Los Angeles

Last place Pittsburgh is 2-8 on the road. Their minus-25 run differential is the second-worst in the NL and the third-worst in the majors. The team is 0-2 in the two road games started by Bailey Falter (4.91 ERA). The Pirates are a long way from home after losing three in a row at home by an 18-11 count, including twice as a favorite. The offense is 25th in runs scored, 24th in on-base percentage, and 28th in slugging. Los Angeles plays its fourth straight at home after taking two of three from the Giants. Jose Soriano (3.16 ERA) has thrown well, making this a strong situational and matchup spot for the home team. Play Los Angeles.