Fargo's MLB Wednesday Underdog Double Play (SWEEP)

This is a play on the DETROIT TIGERS as part of our MLB Wednesday Underdog Double Play. Detroit lost the first game of this series as it was shutout 2-0 despite registering 10 hits and it is now 4-5 over its last nine games. While the Tigers have one of the worst offenses in baseball overall, the bats have picked up of late, averaging 5.2 rpg over this recent nine-game stretch and they have a good chance to bounce back today in a good matchup. Detroit is hitting .262 against lefties including .265 on the road. Rony Garcia has made six starts since coming back into the rotation and he has been solid all around and in three road outings, he has a 3.18 ERA and 1.00 WHIP. His run support has been the highest of all Tigers pitchers as he has received 5.7 rpg. Detroit is 24-18 in its last 42 games against National League teams with a team batting average of .245 or worse. San Francisco has been scuffling along as since a five-game winning streak, it has gone 5-7 over its last 12 games and despite a 12-game difference in records in this matchup, the Giants should not be laying this lumber in a poor pitching matchup. They are five games over .500 at home but the offense it hitting just .237. Alex Wood opened the season strong with a 3.93 ERA over his first seven starts but has posted a 6.21 ERA over his last seven outings and in six home starts, he has a 4.40 ERA and 1.43 WHIP while allowing a .298 BAA. The Giants are 2-7 in their last nine games against a starter with a WHIP less than 1.15. here, we play on American League road teams averaging 4.2 or fewer rpg and starting a pitcher who gave up one or less earned runs last outing going up against a National League starting pitcher with an ERA between 4.20 and 5.20. This situation is 37-16 (69.8 percent) since 1997. 9* (929) Detroit Tigers