Mercifully, no pix of the park inside.
Game 1: Nats FG odds 38.5%
- Trevor Williams (RHP, 21.2 IP, 2-0, 2.91 ERA / 2.31 FIP, 0 HR allowed, 0.97 WHIP)
- Anthony Maldonado (OP) (RHP - 1st appearance)
Game 2: Nats FG odds 39.6%
- Mitchell Parker (LHP, 12 IP, 1.50 ERA / 1.14 FIP, no HR or BB, 27.9 K%)
- Edward Cabrera (RHP, 11 IP, 1-0, 3.27 ERA / 1.14 FIP, 27.7 K-BB%
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Game 3: Nats FG odds 40.5%
- Patrick Corbin (LHP, 27.2 IP, 6.51 ERA / 4.44 FIP, 1.81 WHIP, 14.3 K%)
- Ryan Weathers (LHP, 25.2 IP, 2-2, 3.16 ERA / 4.62 FIP, 11% HR/fb)
Game 4: Nats FG odds 40.4%
- Jake Irvin (RHP, 27.2 IP, 1-2, 4.55 ERA / 3.18 FIP, 3.29 K/BB)
- Trevor Rogers (LHP, 26.1 IP, 0-3, 4.10 ERA / 2.84 FIP, 1.52 WHIP, 52 GB%, 0.34 HR/9)
don't get too upset at the FG odds. Those are based on preseason projected strength of the teams and players that slowly adjust to reflect games played. Based on that, Williams hot start isn't reflected, Parker is a minor leaguer, etc...
Parker v Cabrera might be the most interesting pitching matchup. Cabrera was a fringe to 100 prospect, and that K-BB% reflects his healthy and terrific start. A 50 FV prospect with a strong fastball / slider combo and a change up that could be average.
These are two of the worst offenses in baseball. We're 28th in runs scored, the Fish are 26th. By wRC+, the Nats are a bit better (22d, 90),while Miami is 29th (67).
Corbin in his prime (2018-19) had around double his current K%.