Baltimore Orioles vs Chicago Cubs Prediction 7-9-24 Picks

The Chicago Cubs and the Baltimore Orioles meet Tuesday in MLB action from Oriole Park. Here’s a Baltimore Orioles vs Chicago Cubs prediction. This will be the first installment in a three-game series. We will look at this from a betting perspective and determine the best bets for the game.

Chicago Cubs Betting Preview

Over the weekend the Cubs took on the Los Angeles Angels. Chicago lost 7-0 Saturday but otherwise took the series with victories 5-1 in the opener and 5-0 in the finale. In Sunday’s game Chicago got 6.1. clean frames from starter Hayden Wesneski on one hit and one walk.

Jameson Taillon will start for the Cubs on Tuesday. Taillon is 5-4 with a 2.99 ERA and 65 Ks this year.

Baltimore Orioles Betting Preview

Over on the Orioles’ side, their weekend set was against the Oakland Athletics. Similarly, Baltimore took a blowout loss Saturday 19-8 but otherwise won 3-2 Friday and 6-3 Sunday for a series victory. Sunday’s victory featured four runs in the first inning and three RBI from a Heston Kjerstad homer.

Dean Kremer will take the starter duties for the O’s on Tuesday. This year so far Kremer is 4-4 with a 3.93 ERA in 10 starts. Over his 81 career games (80 starts) Kremer is 26-24 with a 4.30 ERA.

Orioles vs Cubs Pick Injury Notes

Cubs SP Javier Assad (forearm) could be activated from the IL prior to the All-Star break. RP Colten Brewer was placed on the 60-day IL Sunday with a fractured left hand.

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Baltimore Orioles vs Chicago Cubs Prediction

I’ll probably lean toward the Orioles. Kremer had a couple of spotty starts back in May, taking a pair of losses with 9.2 combined innings and eight earned runs. Upon his return, Kremer jumped right back into the fold with 5.0 clean frames in a victory over Seattle on July 3. He should be able to keep things rolling here.

The O’s have been playing well over their last three series, keeping up a steady offensive output. Baltimore scored 17 runs over three games this past weekend, but they’ve also given up seven or more in two of the last four. Still, the Orioles should have the advantage in this series.

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