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- Divisional bragging rights will be on the line on Friday when the New York Mets and the Washington Nationals meet at RFK Stadium.
Oliver Perez will be the starting pitcher for the Mets on this day. Lefthander Perez is 2-1 this season with a 3.30 ERA.
It'll be Matt Chico toeing the rubber for the Nationals in this contest. Lefthander Chico is 1-2 with a 6.38 ERA so far this season.
Oddsmakers currently have the Mets listed as 210-moneyline favorites versus the Nationals, while the game's total has not yet been posted.
The Mets were pounded 11-5 in the series finale Wednesday by the Colorado Rockies as -200 favorites. The combined 16 runs sailed OVER the posted over/under at Shea Stadium.
Shawn Green hit a three-run double, and Endy Chavez had the other two RBI in the loss. Mike Pelfrey lasted just three innings, allowing six runs on eight hits.
The Nationals scored three runs in the sixth inning and doubled the Philadelphia Phillies 4-2 Thursday afternoon, avoiding a three-game sweep. Washington won the game as +200 underdogs, and the final score fell UNDER the posted over/under (9).
Ryan Church led the rally with a two-run single, and finished 1-for-4 overall. Shawn Hill evened his record to (2-2) with the win, allowing just one run off four hits over eight innings.
Oliver Perez will be the starting pitcher for the Mets on this day. Lefthander Perez is 2-1 this season with a 3.30 ERA.
It'll be Matt Chico toeing the rubber for the Nationals in this contest. Lefthander Chico is 1-2 with a 6.38 ERA so far this season.
Oddsmakers currently have the Mets listed as 210-moneyline favorites versus the Nationals, while the game's total has not yet been posted.
The Mets were pounded 11-5 in the series finale Wednesday by the Colorado Rockies as -200 favorites. The combined 16 runs sailed OVER the posted over/under at Shea Stadium.
Shawn Green hit a three-run double, and Endy Chavez had the other two RBI in the loss. Mike Pelfrey lasted just three innings, allowing six runs on eight hits.
The Nationals scored three runs in the sixth inning and doubled the Philadelphia Phillies 4-2 Thursday afternoon, avoiding a three-game sweep. Washington won the game as +200 underdogs, and the final score fell UNDER the posted over/under (9).
Ryan Church led the rally with a two-run single, and finished 1-for-4 overall. Shawn Hill evened his record to (2-2) with the win, allowing just one run off four hits over eight innings.
