Washington Nationals vs San Diego Padres 6/25/2023 Picks

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On Sunday, the Washington Nationals (28-47) will host the San Diego Padres (37-39) in the series’ last game at Petco Park. The Nationals are in last place in the NL East with a record of 28-47.

The Padres trounced Washington in the first game of this series, which it lost 13-3. In this game, Patrick Corbin pitched five innings and gave up seven runs, while Micheal Chavis hit his first home run of the year.

The Nationals have accounted for 134 doubles as a team and removed 58 balls from the field. Washington has a slugging percentage of.394 and has drawn 185 walks while being struck out on strikes 522 times.

The Washington Nationals are currently averaging 4.1 runs per game as a team, which ranks them 23rd in baseball.

Their batting average this season is 0.262, and they have contributed 294 runs batted in and 672 hits. They’ve scored 308 runs overall, and their OBP is 0.318.

The Nationals’ staff has struck out 550 hitters this season, ranking them 26th in the league with a team ERA of 4.74. The Nationals’ pitchers have allowed 379 runs overall and 102 home runs, which ranks 26th in the league.

Their team FIP for the year is 5.02, and they have walked 283 opposition players. Washington has given up 347 earned runs and 690 hits (9.4 per nine innings).

Their pitching staff has a combined WHIP of 1.48 and a strikeout-to-walk ratio of 1.94.

In nearly 80 innings of action this year, MacKenzie Gore, the starting pitcher for the Nationals in this game, has an ERA of 4.02.

The Nationals have the third-highest hits in MLB this season (9 per game), but their runs per game average is in the bottom ten. With 12 home runs and 37 RBI, Lance Thomas is now Washington’s leader.

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Washington Nationals vs San Diego Padres Predictions 6/25/2023

With a 37-39 record, the San Diego Padres are now fourth in the NL West. When the Padres thrashed the Nationals 13-3 in the first game of the series on Friday night, their offensive prowess was on full display.

In this game, Joe Musgrove pitched seven innings and gave up just one run, while Juan Soto, Ha-Seong Kim, and Xander Bogarts hit home runs.

Along with 315 runs batted in, San Diego has knocked in 92 long balls this season. They have scored 332 runs, walked 315 times, and hit 135 doubles.

Throughout the season, the San Diego Padres have a team OBP of.323 and a team batting average of.233. The Padres average 4.37 runs per game, ranking 20th in MLB, and have a team slugging percentage of.402.

They have 582 hits and have been hit 653 times, ranking 17th in MLB.

With a club ERA of 3.73 (280 earned runs allowed), the San Diego pitching staff has allowed 294 runs this season.

They have surrendered 80 home runs and 3.92 runs per 9 innings, which ranks third in the league. In addition to having a team FIP of 4.08 this season, the Padres currently have a team WHIP of 1.221.

They have 653 strikeouts against 242 walks for an 8.70 K/BB ratio. With 582 hits surrendered as a staff, they are third in baseball.

Out of 81 inherited base runners, San Diego bullpen pitchers have an inherited scoring percentage of 34.6%. Their relievers have entered 49 times with base runners and 77 times in high-pressure situations.

The Padres now have 80 save opportunities, 47 holds, and 13 missed saves. With a save percentage of 60.6%, they are ranked 20th in baseball.

This season, they have used 232 bullpen pitchers. San Diego has recorded 20 saves on 33 occasions when relief pitchers have entered the game.

Seth Lugo, a pitcher for San Diego who has pitched more than 46 innings this year, will take the mound on Sunday. His ERA is 3.86.

The Padres only average 4.4 runs per game this season, which ranks them 15th in MLB, despite their current hot streak at the plate.

With 18 home runs and 35 RBI in 56 games, Fernando Tats Jr. has had the best individual season of anybody in San Diego this season.

Washington Nationals vs. San Diego Padres. The MLB pick is the San Diego Padres.

Washington looked like a minor league team in the opening game of this series; the Nationals will need a much better performance from their bullpen on Sunday.

The Padres’ bats are getting into a rhythm as of late; this is dangerous for a team with so much star power. Expect the Padres to take care of business at home. Final score prediction, Padres win 6-3.

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