Los Angeles Angels vs. Miami Marlins

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Picture a fireworks display where the batters are the rockets and the pitchers are the dud fireworks—this Angels‑Marlins showdown is set to light up the scoreboard.

Both clubs have been hitting the sweet spot all season: the Angels with 918 hits and a porous 556 runs allowed, and the Marlins with a league‑leading 969 hits while surrendering just 506 runs. When you pair that kind of firepower with defenses that leak more than they lock down, the run total is primed to explode.

The only hiccup is the modest 8.5 line; a sudden pitching masterpiece could keep it under, but with both staffs looking more like screen doors than steel traps, the over feels like a safe bet.