Cincinnati Reds vs Pittsburgh Pirates Prediction 6-25-24 Picks

The Pittsburgh Pirates and the Cincinnati Reds meet Tuesday in MLB action from Great American Ball Park. Here’s a Cincinnati Reds vs Pittsburgh Pirates prediction. This will be the second installment in a three-game series. We will look at this from a betting perspective and determine the best bets for the game.

Pittsburgh Pirates Betting Preview

Pittsburgh took on the Tampa Bay Rays in their weekend series. The Pirates split the first two games of that set 10-3 (loss) and 4-3 (win) before falling 3-1 in the finale. On Monday versus the Reds, Pittsburgh coughed up five runs in the fourth inning on the way to an 11-5 loss. Starter Bailey Falter went 4.0 innings with four earned on five hits and a walk.

In the starter slot for the Tuesday game the Pirates will send out Mitch Keller. This year Keller is 8-4 with a 3.11 ERA in 15 starts. Keller has a 33-42 career record with a 4.47 ERA in 117 games (115 starts).

Cincinnati Reds Betting Preview

Over on the Reds’ side, they played the Boston Red Sox over the weekend. Cincinnati won 5-2 in the opener of that series but then took losses 4-3 and 7-4 to drop the series. In the Monday game the Reds had 12 team hits along the way to the victory. Carson Spiers put up 6.0 innings with three earned runs as starter.

It’ll be Hunter Greene in the starter role for the Reds on Tuesday. So far this season Greene is 5-2 with a 3.35 ERA in 15 starts. Greene is 14-22 with a  4.27 ERA in 61 starts over his MLB career.

Reds vs Pirates Pick Injury Notes

Pirates catcher Henry Davis (concussion) has resumed most baseball activities. SP Marco Gonzales (forearm) will throw live batting practice at Double-A Altoona on Wednesday.

X-rays on Reds CF Will Benson’s elbow came back negative.

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Cincinnati Reds vs Pittsburgh Pirates Prediction

I’ll stay with the Reds. Greene had a bit of a sketchy outing on June 6 versus the Cubs with 6.2 innings and four earned—but still took the win. Since then Greene has been pretty darn good with 11.1 combined innings and two earned on five hits and five walks over two starts.

On Monday the Reds had a huge offensive effort overall with two big innings. That said, Cincinnati did give up 10 hits (Spiers had seven). Cincinnati should keep it rolling Tuesday.

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