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Free Pick Friday: #971/972 UNDER 7.5 Pittsburgh (Keller) at Tampa Bay (Springs) 6:10 PM CT
Mitch Keller has a 2-5 record with a 4.72 ERA in 61 innings for the Pirates but if you split his season in half, the recent returns have been impressive. Over his last six outings including a brief exit from the rotation in late May, Keller owns a 2.54 ERA while allowing just one home run. That includes having to face a few quality teams including the Dodgers, Cardinals, and Giants as well. Over his past four starts, he has cleared at least five innings in each outing while not allowing more than two runs in each outing. For Tampa Bay Jeffrey Springs has been a fantastic addition to the rotation. A key reliver on last season’s squad, Springs has now made nine starts and his season ERA is 2.00. He has had some good fortune with a low BABIP and a high strand rate but he has a better than 4:1 strikeout-to-walk ratio and four of his last seven starts have been scoreless efforts. Springs owns a 1.09 ERA at Tropicana and neither team has offered a consistent recent threat at the plate. In the past two weeks the Pirates have a team OPS of .657 while Tampa Bay is just at .664. On the season Pittsburgh has a team OPS of .655 vs. left-handers while Tampa Bay has a .657 team OPS vs. right-handers. For the season these are the #25 and #28 scoring teams in MLB and key hitters in both lineups are sidelined right now. This is the first meeting for these teams since 2017 and the scoring in St. Petersburg has been light this season on the whole averaging less than 7.5 runs per game with a 20-15-2 lean ‘under’. Tampa Bay has one of the best bullpens in MLB if they need to hold down a late lead while Pittsburgh has allowed three or fewer runs in five of the past 10 games even with the last series in Chicago ending with a lot of scoring. Over the past 10 games Tampa Bay is batting just .214 vs. right-handers and the Pirates are batting only .195 vs. left-handers as a slow start for both teams on offense seems likely in this series.