Nationals vs. Cardinals Best Moneyline 7/27/24
Washington Nationals vs. St. Louis Cardinals Game Pick
The Washington Nationals take on the St. Louis Cardinals at Busch Stadium on Saturday, July 27th, at 7:15 PM EDT
Washington Nationals vs. St. Louis Cardinals Odds
Moneyline: Nationals +115 (Caesars Casino), Cardinals -124 (FanDuel)
Run Line: Nationals +1.5 (-175 BetMGM), Cardinals -1.5 (+162 FanDuel)
Total: Over 8.0 (-112 FanDuel), Under 8.5 (-108 BetRivers)
Starting Pitchers
Nationals: Jake Irvin (3.44 ERA; 1.09 WHIP)
Cardinals: Kyle Gibson (3.99 ERA; 1.32 WHIP)
Betting Trends
ATS: Nationals: 49-50 Cardinals: 50-52
Over/Under: Nationals: 47-52 Cardinals: 47-56
Matchup Preview
The Washington Nationals will clash with the St. Louis Cardinals at Busch Stadium on Saturday, July 27th, at 7:15 PM EDT. In their recent matchups, the Cardinals have shown dominance, securing victories in the last two games. However, the Nationals managed to pull off a win in the game before that. Luis García Jr. has been a standout player for the Nationals with a .275 batting average, 11 home runs, and 45 RBI, while Alec Burleson has been a key performer for the Cardinals with a .289 batting average, 18 home runs, and 60 RBI. With both teams showcasing strong offensive capabilities, this game is set to be a thrilling showdown.
Moneyline pick: Nationals
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