Miami Marlins - Washington Nationals: MLB match betting tip and bets

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The Marlins fought like lions, but still lost to Washington with a score of 5:7. There were moments when it seemed that Floridians were about to put the squeeze on! Otto Lopez and Victor Mesa Jr. led the charge, showing that the team had powder in their flasks. Lopez is like a rocket this season: he hits steadily, and he has the right punching power. Miami's pitching is like trying to keep water in a sieve. Euri Perez looked like he needed a vacation on the slide, and bullpen didn't always have time to fix starter errors. Bottom line: 66-79 record, third place in the National League East Division, and playoff dreams melt away like ice cream in the Miami sun.

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Miami has an average of 5.6 runs per game.

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And what about Washington? The guys from the capital showed yesterday that they can bite. Josh Bell, that indefatigable hitter, delivered six RBIs and literally tore apart the Marlins' defense. His timely shots are like an accurate pass to the nine in football, you just can't beat him back. The Nationals pitchers did well, too: they kept the game under control, although in the end Miami still made them nervous. Washington has a more modest record — 60-84, and fifth place in the division. 

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Washington has an average of 6.2 runs per game.