Miami at San Francisco

First place San Francisco has been impressive, with a winning record both home and away. This team has plenty of pitching and balance at #8 in baseball in runs scored, #10 in slugging. San Francisco opened this four game series by erasing a 3 run deficit to win 6-4 over the Marlins on Thursday. The Giants are hitting .294 with eight homers while winning five of their last six as host. The Giants are 16-5 in their last 21 home games vs. a right-handed starter and face righty Henderson Alvarez. He is 0-3 with a 4.73 ERA over his last five starts on the road. His latest was one of his worst performances of 2014, surrendering a season-high 5 earned runs and 7 hits with 3 walks in 4 innings of Sunday's 5-4 loss at San Diego. The Marlins are 16-43 in their last 59 road games at 4-16 this year, so grab home field and play the San Francisco Giants.