St. Louis Cardinals vs Miami Marlins Prediction 4-7-24 Picks

In this article we will formulate a Miami Marlins vs St. Louis Cardinals betting prediction for this MLB game on Sunday, April 7th at Busch Stadium in St. Louis, Missouri. To formulate this prediction, we will examine:

Marlins Preview

The Miami Marlins are 0-9 this season and they are still looking for their first win of the season. Prior to this series, Miami was swept by the Pirates in four games and the Angels in three games. The Miami pitching staff has a 5.42 ERA, a 1.69 WHIP, and a .274 opponent batting average. The Marlins offense has scored 30 runs with a .208 batting average and a .275 on base percentage. Jake Burger is batting .314 with two home runs and 10 RBI’s for the Marlins. The projected starting pitcher for Miami is Max Meyer, who is 0-0 with a 3.60 ERA and a 0.80 WHIP over 5.0 innings pitched this year. 

Cardinals Preview

The St. Louis Cardinals are 5-4 this year and they have won four of their last five games. St. Louis won the first two games in this series by scores of 3-1 and 8-5. Prior to this series, St. Louis lost three out of four against the Dodgers and won two out of three against the Padres. The Cardinals pitching staff has a 4.15 ERA, a 1.32 WHIP, and a .258 opponent batting average. The Cardinals offense has scored 38 runs with a .229 batting average and a .309 on base percentage. Brendan Donovan is batting .345 with one home run and six RBI’s for the Cardinals. The projected starting pitcher for St. Louis is Kyle Gibson, who is 1-0 with a 2.57 ERA and a 0.86 WHIP over 7.0 innings pitched this season. 

St. Louis Cardinals Team Facts

Miami Marlins Team Facts

Marlins vs Cardinals Betting Prediction

Miami comes into this game trying to avoid a ten game losing streak to start the season, but their pitching staff has been bad. St. Louis is 5-4 to start their season, but their team ERA isn’t much better than Miami’s. The Cardinals are going to start Kyle Gibson, who allowed two earned runs over 7.0 innings against the Padres in his first start. The Marlins are going with Max Meyer, who allowed two earned runs over 5.0 innings pitched against the Angels. Kyle Gibson is an interesting pitcher who doesn’t have very good career numbers, but I am going to trust him against a Miami offense that has scored two earned runs or fewer in three of their last four games. Take the Cards here. 

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