Arizona Diamondbacks vs Detroit Tigers

Weak-hitting Detroit miraculously scored 13 runs on Friday night and it usually takes the Tigers four or five games to score that many so look for them to revert to their normal form tonight against Zac Gallen, who is 5-2 with a 2.86 ERA and a 1.11 WHIP this season. Gallen has won his past two starts while allowing only two runs on five hits in 12 innings and he has been untouchable at home with a 3-0 record and an 0.53 ERA. Jack Flaherty goes for Detroit and he is one of the Tiger pitchers that has been a victim of poor run support. The Diamondbacks are 7-0 in Gallen's past seven starts in the second game of a series and they have won six of seven against right-handed starters. The Tigers have lost their past four following a win. Take the Diamondbacks as a Max Play.

Detroit just finished six-game homestand going 2-4 losing three times as chalk. Now they take a long road trip losing six of their last seven away from home. The offense is 23rd in runs scored, 27th in on-base percentage, 25th in slugging, and 25th in steals, while the defense is 16th in fielding percentage. The Tigers are 5-11 against bullpens that blow 38% or more of their save opportunities. Arizona is on a 7-3 run and plays its fourth consecutive home contest. Ryne Nelson has allowed eight runs in his last four starts (17+ innings), including wins over the Cardinals (4-2) and Padres (11-4). The offense is fifth in runs scored and seventh in on-base percentage, while the defense is eighth in fielding percentage, so back the home dog. Play Arizona. 

It's the fifth straight road game for Arizona, a long way from home. The Diamondbacks are 23-50 on the road against a lefty starter. Zac Gallen has been great at home but has a 5.40 ERA on the road and the Arizona bullpen is 18th in ERA and 17th in WHIP. Detroit plays the third of a six-game homestand and the bullpen is ninth in WHIP. The Tigers are 22-19 in interleague games, plus 54-47 at home in day games. Play Detroit.

It's the fourth straight road game for Arizona, a long way from home. The Diamondbacks are 22-50 on the road against a lefty starter. Rookie Ryne Nelson (5.40 ERA) takes the mound and the bullpen is 19th in ERA and 18th in WHIP. Detroit plays the second of a six-game homestand and the bullpen is 11th in WHIP. The Tigers are 22-18 in interleague games, plus 54-46 at home in day games. The wagering value is on the home team to win the game or lose by one run. Play Detroit on the Run-Line.