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Seattle Mariners @ Boston Red Sox - April 23, 2025

April 23, 2025, 9:07am EDT

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Seattle Mariners

+1.5

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+1.5

-185

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Boston Red Sox

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-128

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9.5

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9.5

-115

As a seasoned bettor, I’ve been around the block more times than I care to admit. I’ve seen the highs of legendary wins and the lows of heartbreaking losses. Tonight, we’re looking at a matchup between the Red Sox and Mariners that’s got my gut churning with excitement. Here’s how it breaks down.

First off, let’s talk about pitching. Boston’s Sean Newcomb comes into this game with an underwhelming record of 0-2, paired with an ERA just over 4.2. Now, I’m not one to write off a pitcher solely based on numbers—I’ve seen many a hurlers rise from the ashes when least expected—but Newcomb’s recent performances haven’t been anything to write home about. His strikeout rate is decent at just over 8 per game, but he’ll need more than that against a solid Mariners lineup.

On the other side of the mound is Emerson Hancock for Seattle. He’s still searching for that first win in his young career, sporting an ERA below 4 but also sitting on just one loss so far. His strikeouts are slightly better than Newcomb’s at around 8.5 per game, which gives him a slight edge in terms of controlling batters’ swings and misses.

Now let’s move on to what really matters—the hitting stats. The Red Sox have been putting up an average of about 4.5 runs per game with nearly 8.5 hits each time they take the field. They’re getting on base quite often too, boasting an on-base slugging percentage above 70%. While their batting average hovers near .240—which isn’t stellar by any means—they’ve shown they can capitalize when it counts.

In contrast, we’ve got the Mariners who are averaging slightly more runs per game at 5 but are producing fewer hits overall—around 7.9 per outing—and have a batting average even lower than Boston’s at .224. That tells me they might struggle to string together those big innings if the scoring starts slow.

With all this in mind, my betting instincts are firing off like fireworks tonight! I’m leaning heavily towards Boston taking this one home against Seattle—not just because of their ability to score more runs on average but because I trust their bats to come alive when it matters most.

And here’s where my superstitions kick in: whenever I bet against teams wearing teal (like Seattle), I swear there’s some cosmic force that conspires in my favor! It’s all part of my ritual—whether it actually works or not is up for debate!

So here we go; I’m ready to place my bets with confidence: I’m backing Boston straight up for the win and hammering that over on total runs scored tonight! Expect both teams to put plenty of runners on base as they battle it out—my gut tells me we’ll see some fireworks before this one wraps up.

Let’s raise our glasses (and maybe a little luck) as we dive into tonight’s action!

Boston Red Sox vs Seattle Mariners
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Wager TypeBoston Red SoxSeattle Mariners
Spread-1.5 (+150) +1.5 (-185)
Moneyline-128+116
TotalUnder 9.5 (-105)Over 9.5 (-115)
Team DataBoston Red SoxSeattle Mariners
Runs4.525.00
Hits8.487.94
Runs Batted In4.354.67
Batting Average0.2400.224
On-Base Slugging70.15%72.34%
Walks3.744.22
Strikeouts8.358.50
Earned Run Average4.223.96
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