Philadelphia Phillies vs Chicago Cubs Prediction 9-23-24 MLB Picks

The Chicago Cubs and the Philadelphia Phillies meet Monday in MLB action from Citizens Bank Park. Here’s a Philadelphia Phillies 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 Phillies vs Cubs pick.

Chicago Cubs Betting Preview

Chicago is fresh off a weekend series versus the Washington Nationals. The Cubs won the first pair before a 5-1 loss Saturday. In the finale, Chicago powered out a 5-0 shutout win. Shota Imanaga lasted 7.0 innings in the start with six hits, no walks, and four Ks.


Nate Pearson will start for Chicago on Monday. Pearson is 2-2 with a 4.71 ERA and 71 strikeouts this year.

Philadelphia Phillies Betting Preview

Over on the Phillies’ side, they played the New York Mets in their last set. Philadelphia lost two of the first three games (winning 12-2 Friday). On Sunday the Phillies took a tough 2-1 loss. Starter Zack Wheeler finished with 7.0 innings and two earned runs.

In the starter slot Monday Philly will go with Aaron Nola. So far Nola is 12-8 with a 3.54 ERA in 31 starts. Nola is 102-79 with a 3.70 ERA in 266 career starts.

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Philadelphia Phillies vs Chicago Cubs Prediction

I’ll go with Philly here. Nola needs to keep it going with another solid start, though. In his last outing, Nola notched 7.0 innings and just one earned in a no-decision versus Milwaukee. Prior to that, however, Nola had 10 earned over 9.0 combined innings in a pair of losses to the Mets and Marlins.

On Sunday the Phillies couldn’t get much going at all on five team hits. Four of those hits belonged to Trea Turner (run) and Nick Castellanos (Alec Bohm had the other). Everyone else came up empty. The good news is that Philly only used one bullpen arm so they’ll be all set following Nola on Monday. The bats have to get moving, though.

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