Miami Marlins vs. Cincinnati Reds

Quick read:

Put your dollars on Cincinnati to walk away with the win, because their bats are humming like a barbershop quartet while the Marlins' pitching looks like a busted faucet.

Cincinnati's 155 homers and 899 hits this season prove they can manufacture runs even when their overall run differential is negative, and Miami's modest 511 runs allowed isn’t the brick wall many hope for.

A thin spot is the Reds' -78 run differential, a reminder they can be sloppy, so a few early missteps could tighten the game, but at even money the upside outweighs the risk.