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Boston Red Sox @ New York Mets - September 3, 2024

September 03, 2024, 8:27am EDT

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Boston Red Sox

+1.5

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+1.5

-196

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Boston Red Sox

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bos

+107

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8

-110

As a seasoned bettor, I’ve learned that every game in this unpredictable world of baseball has its own story. And as we gear up for the showdown between the Boston Red Sox and New York Mets at Citi Field on Tuesday, I can’t help but feel the tension in the air. These two teams are hungry for a win, with Boston looking to break a three-game losing streak against a surging Mets squad that’s riding high on a five-game winning streak.

Let’s start with the pitchers. Kutter Crawford takes the mound for the Red Sox. His season has been rocky—an 8-12 record paired with a 4.2 ERA. While those numbers aren’t inspiring, they do tell us he can weather tough situations. He’s got an average strikeout rate of around 8.4 per nine innings, which indicates he can still bring some heat when needed.

Now let’s switch gears to David Peterson from the Mets. With an impressive 8-1 record and an even better ERA of just above 4, he’s become quite the ace for New York this season. He’s striking out about 8.8 batters per nine innings—definitely something to keep an eye on if you’re betting on strikeouts or total runs.

When you look at both teams’ batting stats, it becomes clear that both lineups have their strengths. The Red Sox average nearly 5 runs and boast a slightly higher batting average compared to the Mets—0.252 versus 0.242—but don’t let those numbers fool you; New York’s lineup is producing enough offense lately to keep them in games.

Interestingly enough, while Boston might seem like they have more offensive firepower on paper, they’ve also struggled recently, with six of their last seven games going UNDER the total points line set at eight runs. The Mets have mirrored that trend as well; their last five games have all gone UNDER too! This tells me that both pitching staffs may be ready to step up tonight.

Oddsmakers opened with New York favored at -127 moneyline odds—a reflection of their current form and home-field advantage—but I’m feeling a bit rebellious today! You see, there’s that old superstition of mine: sometimes it pays off to go against popular opinion when teams are due for an upset.

So here’s my wild prediction: **the Red Sox will take down the Mets tonight**! I can sense some overdue good fortune coming Boston’s way after their recent setbacks against this very team—and hey, maybe I’ll wear my lucky socks during tonight’s game!

And about that total? I’m leaning towards it being **UNDER** once again. Given how both teams have performed recently and how Kutter Crawford has shown flashes of brilliance when it matters most (even if his overall record doesn’t reflect it), I think we’re set for another tightly contested affair.

Strap in folks; it should be an exciting night of baseball—and remember: always trust your gut!

New York Mets vs Boston Red Sox
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Wager TypeNew York MetsBoston Red Sox
Spread-1.5 (+156) +1.5 (-196)
Moneyline-127+107
TotalUnder 8 (-110)Over 8 (-118)
Team DataNew York MetsBoston Red Sox
Runs4.774.86
Hits8.548.96
Runs Batted In4.574.68
Batting Average0.2420.252
On-Base Slugging72.30%74.12%
Walks3.193.04
Strikeouts8.818.39
Earned Run Average4.214.15
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