Cincy is 9-4 their last 13 games and playing their best ball of the season right now.


These offenses lately have been on two completely different levels as Cincinnati is scoring 5.22 runs per game in their previous nine games while Miami is scoring just 2 runs per game in their last 12. These pitching staffs during the month of July have really done well.




Hunter Greene has an electric fastball and gets the start for the Reds tonight. Luckily for him, the Marlins have the eighth-most strikeouts this season.

The Reds have won 36 of the previous 52 games played in Cincinnati against the Marlins and 6-1 their last 7 home games so go with the Cincinnati Reds to win at home again on Tuesday night.