NY Mets vs Detroit Tigers Prediction 4-3-24 Picks

The Detroit Tigers and the New York Mets meet Wednesday in MLB action from Citi Field. Here’s a Tigers vs Mets prediction. We will look at this from a betting perspective and determine the best bets for the game. We will examine:

Detroit Tigers Betting Preview

The Tigers powered out a sweep over the White Sox in their opening weekend (winning each game by one run). On Monday Detroit kept it going with a 5-0 win over the Mets. Carson Kelly hit a three-run blast in the 10th inning which finally broke the game open. On Tuesday we had a postponement due to weather. That game will be made up on Thursday.
In the starter gig for Wednesday’s matchup the Tigers are going with Casey Mize. Back in 2022 when Mize last pitched, he went 0-1 with a 5.40 ERA in two starts. Mize has a career record of 7-13 with a 4.29 ERA in 39 total starts. He struck out 148 batters in 188.2 innings during that time.

New York Mets Betting Preview

Over on the Mets’ side, they were swept by the Brewers over the weekend and scored a combined two runs in three of their first four games. On Monday New York was able to keep Detroit honest until the 10th inning and had no response after the top of the frame. The Mets would come up with five hits total, with two coming from Starling Marte.

It’ll be Adrian Houser in the starting pitcher role for the Mets on Wednesday. Last year in 23 games (21 starts), Houser went 8-5 with a 4.12 ERA and 96 strikeouts in 111.1 innings. Houser has a career record of 31-34 with a 4.00 ERA in 129 games (97 starts).

New York Mets Team Facts

Detroit Tigers Team Facts

Tigers vs Mets Prediction

I’ll take a stab on the Mets. Probably not touching this one, though. It’s tough to know what Mize will do in the start here. His performance will go a long way in determining the outcome. As for Houser, he didn’t have the greatest spring, going 0-2 in four starts with seven earned runs in 12.0 innings total. That said, Houser is a better pitcher than that and should be able to hold the Tigers in check while he’s out there.

The Mets really have to get the bats going if they’re going to stand a chance here, though. New York has scored one or fewer runs in three of their first four games, which obviously isn’t going to cut it in most circumstances. I like Houser to put up a decent effort Wednesday; the rest will be up to the offense.

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