Tampa Bay at Miami

Shane McClanahan has allowed one earned run or fewer in six of his eleven starts since returning from a two-year absence, and he heads into today carrying a 2.45 ERA with a .184 opponent batting average and his best command of the season. Miami counters with Lake Bachar — a right-hander who has worked primarily out of the bullpen in 2026, now making a spot start for a team sitting at 26-34 near the bottom of the NL East. The Marlins' offense has been one of the quietest in the division all year. McClanahan's job this afternoon is straightforward: hold down a lineup that has already made this easy. That's the ML case. The UNDER lives in the same place — not because Tampa Bay won't score, but because Miami's half of this game is the quiet half. Back Tampa Bay and play the UNDER.