Miami Marlins +135 at Pittsburgh Pirates: Fade the ice-cold Bucs with a red-hot dog

The God of Odds likes the Miami Marlins moneyline at +135 and MyBookie.ag is the place to hammer it.

Let's start with the obvious: Miami is scorching. They've won 10 straight games. That's not a typo. Ten in a row. Meanwhile, Pittsburgh has dropped 8 of their last 10. The Pirates are 2-8 in their last 10 and losers of 6 of their last 7. Momentum is a real thing in baseball, and right now it's all Marlins.

Injuries are tilting this even further. Pittsburgh is missing three key arms: Chris Devenski, Oddanier Mosqueda, and Ronny Simon at second base. That's a depleted bullpen and a hole in the infield. Miami has only two bullpen injuries (Jesus Tinoco listed twice, but it's the same guy). The Marlins are healthier where it counts.

Now look at the moneyline record. Miami is 530-882 overall, which looks ugly, but they've been undervalued during this hot streak. Pittsburgh is 1021-353, but that's inflated by early-season success. The market is still pricing the Pirates as the better team, but the recent form says otherwise. At +135, you're getting a team that's won 10 straight against a team that can't buy a win. That's value.

MyBookie.ag has the best price on the Marlins at +135. LowVig and BetOnline are both at +131. That's a 4-cent difference on a dog you should be backing anyway. Lock it in at MyBookie before the line moves.

Confidence is 3 out of 5. MLB is high variance, but this spot is too good to ignore. Take the red-hot dog and fade the cold favorite.