Los Angeles Angels vs Seattle Mariners

Seattle is favored but has a losing road record. They were favored at -157 yesterday but lost to the Angels, 5-4. Starter Bryce Miller is great at home but sports a 4.75 ERA on the road. The offense is 25th in runs scored, 25th in on-base percentage, and 29th in slugging. The Mariners are on a 3-11 run away from home. Los Angeles plays its third straight at home. 6-foot-4 Caden Dana makes his MLB debut with a 2.52 ERA in 23 starts at Double-A. He had 147 strikeouts in 135+ innings and has hit 100 mph on the radar gun. Play Los Angeles. 

Los Angeles plays its sixth consecutive road contest. The offense is 25th in runs scored, 24th in on-base percentage, and 22nd in slugging, while the pitching is 29th in ERA (4.65) and 27th in the pen (4.55 ER). Griffin Canning (5.20 ERA) has a 6.31 ERA on the road and the Angels are 7-13 in his 20 starts. Seattle's pitching is No. 1 in the majors (3.43 ERA). Starter Luis Castillo (3.55 ERA) has a 3.07 ERA at home this season where he's holding batters to a .229 average. The Mariners are 31-22 at home and 6-0 after losing the first two games of a series. Play Seattle. 

Los Angeles has losing records both home and away getting outscored by 98 runs, the second-worst differential in the AL. The Angels play their fifth straight road game on a 7-11 slide, including 3-8 on the road. The team is 6-10 in the last 16 appearances made by Jose Soriano. The offense is 26th in runs scored, 23rd in on-base percentage, and 23rd in slugging, while the pitching is 29th in ERA (4.69) and 27th in the pen (4.57 ERA). Seattle is 31-21 at home with the best pitching staff in the majors (3.45 ERA). Logan Gilbert (2.79 ERA) is holding batters to a .194 average this season. He faced the Angels in his last start and shut them out over seven innings allowing just two hits, no walks, and nine strikeouts. Play Seattle.