MLB: Cincinnati Reds vs. Miami Marlins
The Miami Marlins are 22-34 at home this season and the Cincinnati Reds are 25-27 on the road this season. This is a close match-up with both teams having a 45 to 55 percent chance of winning based on 10,000 game simulations generated one play at a time by the AccuScore Simulation Supercomputer. Both starters have a relatively low chance of having a quality start. Kyle Tyler has a 32% chance of a QS and Hunter Greene a 33% chance. If Kyle Tyler has a quality start the Marlins has a 69% chance of winning. His simulated strikeout to walk ratio is 2.5 and he has a 21% chance of having a 5 to 1 K/BB ratio. When he has a 5/1 ratio the Marlins win 53%. If Hunter Greene has a quality start the Reds has a 69% chance of winning. His simulated strikeout to walk ratio is 5.9 and he has a 50% chance of having a 5 to 1 K/BB ratio. When he has a 5/1 ratio the Reds win 58%. In simulations we tracked the batter for each team that was most productive based his average hits, walks and RBI per simulation. The most productive batter for the Miami Marlins is Kyle Tyler who averaged 2.92 hits+walks+RBI. He has a 62% chance of having a big game with 3+ Hits, Walks, RBI and if he has a big game the Marlins have a 59% chance of winning. The most productive batter for the Cincinnati Reds is Hunter Greene who averaged 3.6 hits+walks+RBI. He has a 79% chance of having a big game with 3+ Hits, Walks, RBI and if he has a big game the Reds have a 62% chance of winning.
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