Detroit Tigers - New York Mets: MLB match betting tip and bets

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Detroit got off to a brisk start in the last game against the Mets (5:12), taking a two-point lead. But, as they say, the beginning is not the whole game. The Tigers' pitching has failed: Starting pitcher Sawyer Gipson-Long allowed six runs in four innings, and Chris Padduck, who came on as a substitute, added six more. Detroit's attack did not sit idly by – the guys fought, but they could not hold back the pressure of the Mets. Pete Alonso with two home runs and Juan Soto with six RBIs just ripped through the Tigers' defense. Detroit's best player was the one who opened the scoring, but without reliable pitching, there was little chance of winning. However, with an 80-60 record, the Tigers are firmly in the lead in the AL Central.

Interesting facts for betting

Detroit is averaging 4.3 runs per game.

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But New York looked like a well-tuned orchestra in the same match. Alonso hit two home runs again, Soto dished out six RBIs, and rookie Nolan McLean, timid at first, then composed, closed out six innings so that the Tigers could only throw up their hands. With a 75-64 balance, the Mets are now in second place in the NL East, where the fight resembles chess with dynamite. And every victory, especially over the leaders, only lifts them higher in the race for the playoffs.

Interesting facts for betting

The Mets are averaging 3.6 runs per game.