Sean Murphy

My selection is on the 'under' between New York and Atlanta at 7:20 pm et on Tuesday.

The Braves have been tearing the cover off the baseball lately, plating 27 runs in their last two games alone. I do expect them to run into a challenge on Tuesday, however, as they face Jacob DeGrom of the Mets. DeGrom hasn't had much luck getting into the win column this season but that doesn't mean he hasn't pitched well. DeGrom checks in with a 3.02 ERA and 1.13 WHIP on the road and has given up two earned runs or less in each of his last five outings. He has allowed one earned run or less in four of his last five outings in Atlanta. Julio Teheran will counter for the Braves. He has been outstanding at home this season, recording a 1.85 ERA and has given up two earned runs or less in seven of his last eight starts against the Mets. Look for the Braves 'over' streak to end at nine game on Tuesday. Take the under (10*).

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My selection is on Seattle over Kansas City at 10:10 pm et on Tuesday.

The Royals took the opener of this series last night but that doesn't change the fact that wins have been tough to come by for Kansas City on the road this season, where it has posted a 10-25 record. Tonight they'll give the ball to Homer Bailey, who despite pitching well in his last two starts, has guided the Royals to victory in only six of 14 starts this season, posting an ERA well north of five. He faced the Mariners earlier this season, allowing seven earned runs over five frames. Yusei Kikuchi will counter for Seattle. While he has also struggled this season, the Mariners have still managed to split his six home starts and he pitched well against the Royals back in April, giving up three earned runs over six innings. I like the bounce-back spot for the Mariners, who have found their footing a little bit after a dismal stretch. Take Seattle (10*).

My selection is on Houston over Cincinnati at 7:10 pm et on Tuesday.

We missed the mark with the Astros in a close one last night but I won't hesitate to go back to the well as they hand the ball to their ace Justin Verlander on Tuesday. Verlander has been nothing short of brilliant again this season with the 'Stros winning seven of his nine road starts, outscoring the opposition by nearly three runs per game. Meanwhile, Reds starter Anthony has posted a 1-4 team record in five home starts, with his ERA approaching 5.50 in those contests. Houston is seven games over .500 on the road while the Reds check in an even 17-17 at home. Take Houston (10*).