Miami at Cleveland

That hot streak the Marlins were on out West is over. This team has come back to earth at 4-4 the last eight games, including losses of 7-0 and 2-0 in two of the last three nights. This is the end of a 5-game road trip and the Marlins are 4-10 in their last 14 interleague games vs. a right-handed starter. This offense ranks 16th in runs scored and 23rd in slugging. They face Derek Lowe of the Indians, who is 6-1 with a 2.05 ERA. The first place Indians are 62-28 in their last 90 games as a favorite and have been impressive, 11th in runs scored and third in on-base percentage in all of baseball. The Indians are 7-2 in their last 9 home games against a right-handed starter and 8-3 in their last 11 interleague home games.  Miami goes with up and down Josh Johnson and the Marlins are 0-5 in Johnson's last 5 road starts vs. a team with a winning record. Play the Cleveland Indians. Plus, look for a low scoring game. The UNDER is 25-9 in the Marlins last 34 road games, 5-0 UNDER the total in their last five road games against a right-handed starter and 9-1 UNDER in their last 10 road games vs. a team with a winning record. Lowe attributes his turnaround this season to the Cleveland coaching staff, who noticed a flaw in his arm angle with the Braves last season and has him throwing with the same motion he used three years ago. It's clearly working as his old sinker is darting and he's been a great addition. The UNDER is 4-0 in the Indians last four against a team with a winning record and 11-5-1 UNDER the total in their last 17 interleague games. Play the Indians and UNDER here.