Best Paris MLB for Tuesday September 16: the best choices of Paris baseball today

The penalty races descend over! As a fan of food, it’s regrettable, but at least that gives us more games where we can expect the teams to align their best queues. Let’s go!

Season record: 12-8-2, +3.95 units

Cubs at Pirates

Pick: Pirates ML (-120 Fanatics)

We get a real marquee pitching match here. Cade Horton, the current favorite of bets for the recruit of the NL of the year, faces Paul Skenes, a virtual lock to win NL Cy Young.

It is difficult to bet on pirates in general, but with Skenes on the mound, they always have a good blow even with their usual Popgun attack.

The overall size of Skenes is of course not a secret, but it is also incredibly coherent. He disappeared at least 5 rounds in all 30 departures except 1, and he granted more than 2 points deserved only 5 times.

The only real risk here is that it is in a slowdown in the management of unexpected loads. He only made 5 IP, 16 strikers and 64 locations in his departure last week in Baltimore. Again, it could have been a unique event when he faces a competitor this evening.

He launched 178 rounds over the year, after reaching a total of 160 IP last season, so he is on the right track for a very normal increase of 30 IP.

It faces a programming of the Cubs which has not been as well lately because they only have flowed. 236 / .312 / .390 from the stars break, and will definitely play without Kyle Tucker and most likely without Seiya Suzuki, who missed the last 4 games with an undisclosed disease.

Cade Horton was great for Cubs, but much better within the friendly limits of Wrigley Field (1.55 ERA, 0.96 Whip) than on the road (3.75 ERA, 1.25 Whip).

Meanwhile, the pirates play a little well in the country of the three rivers and delicious priming sandwiches, going 42-34 in the home season with a king of 9.9% according to Vsin.

Let’s roller with the pirates and them here.

Orioles to White Sox

Pick: White Sox ML (-124 Fanduel)

It is easy to dream about the future of these two teams – even more the future of 2026 for Orioles and a little further for SOX. But I like the way they each deploy their promising young bats.

As for today’s launchers, Shane Smith made the star match for the White Sox, but then struck the IL. Since his return on August 1, he went 3-0 with an MPM of 2.84 and 0.95 whip, with a 23.6% k% and a BB% of 9.6%.

It was good at home all year round with an MPM of 2.98 and 0.98 whip to everything that the White Sox call their reception park now (apparently rate field).

The starter of the Orioles Dean Kremer is in a way the definition of the average of the league. It has an MPM of 4.43 over the year with a whip of 1.26 and 20.1% k%. They are also all about their career levels.

He had forearm problems and only made 3 IP his last departure, 11 days ago. In his two outings before, he gave 16 strokes and 13 points deserved in just 8 rounds in total.

I don’t know what we left Kremer this evening, and the enclosure of the depleted lifts of the Orioles is not suitable to go everything.

The o recover Jordan Westburg tonight, but no one in the current programming has been particularly well struck in recent times.

I will go with the White Sox.