Florida - 57% - Both teams have roughly even, and generally capable, lineups and bullpens. The key to this game lies with the starting pitching. Pedro Astacio is a consistently mediocre veteran, while Anibal Sanchez is a rookie with a high degree of volatility to his starts. If Sanchez has one of his strong starts here, Florida has an extremely high likelihood of winning, due to the extremely low likelihood that Astacio will be able to keep Washington within a few runs. If Sanchez has one of his poor outings, of course Washington will have a high likelihood of winning. However, it is more likely that Sanchez will have a strong start than a poor one. And furthermore, the chances of Florida winning despite a poor start from Sanchez are slightly better than the chances of Washington winning despite a strong start from Sanchez. This all adds up to a good-sized overall edge for Florida, giving a good amount of value to them when priced around even money.
Texas 54% - This game involves 2 iffy starters and 2 capable offenses, and as such there is likely to be a higher than normal number of lead changes, which favors Seattle. With Broussard now in the lineup, Seattle will get a boost facing righties in hitter-friendly parks. The kind of lineup Seattle is likely to field will be helped more than most by playing at Ameriquest. Piniero is very shaky in general, but if he can approximate his last 2 road starts, both good ones which came against quality offenses, Seattle will have a major advantage.