Mets 54% - The Mets will field a powerful lineup for this game. Glavine knows how to win, and chose not to go to the All-Star game in order to get some rest. At his age, it's not clear how that rest will affect him, but he could well return to the very effective form he showed at the beginning of the year. Assuming Zambrano's elbow bruise is a non-issue, he could well throw a good game, as he is well rested and has traditionally done well in day games at Wrigley. Still, in a close game, the Mets' lineup and pen seem to have a very strong edge over the Cubs' lineup and pen.
Toronto 66% - Halladay should have a strong game here, and the Seattle offense, which can be effective vs lesser starters, should be held down by Halladay's efficiency. Moyer, on the other hand, could be vulnerable to getting hit here, even though Toronto's offense is cooling off a bit. Moyer is much better suited to pitching in pitcher-friendly parks than he is in places like the Rogers Center. Still, the Toronto lineup is coming back down to earth, and if Halladay does give up a few runs, Moyer could keep pace with him.
Toronto 66% - Halladay should have a strong game here, and the Seattle offense, which can be effective vs lesser starters, should be held down by Halladay's efficiency. Moyer, on the other hand, could be vulnerable to getting hit here, even though Toronto's offense is cooling off a bit. Moyer is much better suited to pitching in pitcher-friendly parks than he is in places like the Rogers Center. Still, the Toronto lineup is coming back down to earth, and if Halladay does give up a few runs, Moyer could keep pace with him.