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- ●Cleveland Guardians: runline record and over/under record were not available in the supplied data.
- ●New York Mets: runline record and over/under record were not available in the supplied data.
Prediction Summary
This profiles as a close, low-to-moderate scoring game where Cleveland’s pitching gives them a real chance to stay inside the number. The Mets have the better offensive ranking on paper, but both teams sit near the bottom of the league in batting average and OPS, so the game should be shaped more by pitching and bullpen execution than by lineup strength. With Cleveland owning the better ERA and WHIP, the most likely script is a tight contest decided by one run, with a projected final score of Guardians 4, Mets 3.
Recent Form
Both clubs arrive with below-average offenses by season-long production, which sets up a lower-scoring profile than most games on the slate. New York ranks 26th in batting average at .232 and 26th in OPS at .683, while Cleveland sits 28th in batting average at .231 and 28th in OPS at .680. That lack of sustained line-to-line offense makes them heavily dependent on extra-base hits and sequencing rather than consistent pressure.
On the pitching side, Cleveland has been the steadier unit overall with a 3.76 ERA and 1.26 WHIP, both better than New York’s 4.10 ERA and 1.29 WHIP. The Guardians’ staff has also generated 1,041 strikeouts, indicating a higher ceiling in run prevention, while the Mets’ staff has allowed more damage across the season. That combination points to Cleveland being more competitive at home even if neither team brings strong recent offensive momentum in the available season data.
Key Storylines
- ●Both lineups grade near the bottom of MLB in batting average and OPS, limiting upside for a high-scoring game.
