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Marlins -140 (5.5* MLB POD)
Well the Marlins are coming off a loss as they were shut out last night and I think it's the perfect time to strike on a hot team as they are 9-2 in their last 11. Mainly I love the pitching match up in this one and the Padres have not been a good team this year despite the success of their starter on Wednesday Aaron Harrang, but I think things are going to start to go sour for him. For one thing his ERA 3.81 on the road is a run higher than his home ERA and July believe it or not is his worst month over the last three years. He was 0-5 from 2008-2010 with a 6.69 ERA during the month of July. He also has struggled big time vs. the Marlins who have a combined .368 average and a 1.108 OPS led by Hanley Ramirez who is 9-23 with 4 HR off him. Hanley has been playing well of late too as he's 9-21 with a HR over his last 7 days and has a .400 average for the month of July. The Marlins overall have beaten up on Harrang at home scoring 17 runs in 18 IP while collecting 35 base runners. That's an ERA of nearly 9 and a WHIP nearly at 2. Harrang has been on fire of late with 7 ER over his last 7 starts and he's just not this good we expect that hot streak is way over due to blow up in his face and there is no better time than vs. the Marlins who he has struggled against in the month of July and on the road. Lastly we must talk Marlins starter Ricky Nolasco. Nolasco has a 3.13 ERA at home 3.23 ERA at night this year very solid. His best month during 2008-2010 is his best month he's 9-4 with a 3.38 ERA during that period. He's red hot right now as he has a 1.04 WHIP and 0.78 ERA over his last 3 starts over 23 IP. Padres over their last 10 games are hitting .127 before last night's win vs. RHP scoring just 1.73 runs per 9 while the Marlins were hitting .290 with 6.79 runs per 9 vs. RHP. One thing that would worry me is Padres bullpen advantage however the Marlins have a 2.78 bullpen ERA at home while the Padres are over 3 on the road so another advantage for the Marlins. Umpire Carlson is behind the plate and the home team is 36-15 in his last 51 Wednesday's behind home plate.