Los Angeles Angels vs Seattle Mariners Betting Pick & Prediction 7/22/24

From T-Mobile Park in Seattle, we have an AL West matchup between the Angels and Mariners. First pitch for this one is set for 9:40 PM ET, and BSW will be televising the game.

The Mariners are favored on the money line, with their odds sitting at -165, while the Angels are at +140. The over/under line is currently at 7.5 runs, and Tyler Anderson will be starting for the Angels, while the Mariners are sending Bryce Miller to the mound.

SEATTLE MARINERS VS LOS ANGELES ANGELS BETTING PICK

The Pick: Seattle Mariners Moneyline -165

This game will be played at T-Mobile Park at 9:40 ET on Monday, July 22nd.

HOW TO BET THE ANGELS VS MARINERS:

• We have the Mariners winning by a score of 7 to 6
• However, if you’re looking for a run line pick, we like the Angels to cover
• As for an over/under pick, we have this game finishing with 13 runs and like the over

Angels Records & Stats

The Angels’s offense was hot right out of the gates in their most recent game vs. the Athletics, closing out their series with an 8-5 win. After allowing two runs to the Athletics in the bottom of the first, the Angels responded with a run of their own. Los Angeles went on to score another run in the 4th inning and added five more in the 8th to put things out of reach. Going into the game, the Angels were the slight underdog at +107.

Carson Fulmer got the start for the Angels, going 4 2/3 innings, and picked up the win. He also issued just two walks and struck out three Athletics batters. Mickey Moniak only had one hit, but it was a home run, and the Angels also had three other players with two hits.

With a record of 42-57, the Angels are 4th in the AL West, trailing the Astros by 10 games. So far, they have gone 13-15 in divisional matchups. The Angels will be on the road today, taking on the Mariners, and they are 2 games under .500 on the road (20-28).

Los Angeles has struggled as the favorite this year, going just 4-7 in those games. As for how they have fared as the underdog, they are 38-50. The Angels’ overall series record is 9-20-2, and they lost their most recent series vs. the Athletics. In the series, they took the first game but dropped the final two.

When the Angels win, they do so by an average of 3.1 runs per game, but when they lose, they lose by an average of 4.1 runs per game. Their run line record is 55-44, and they are 26-22 against the run line on the road. They are 3-8 against the run line as the favorite, but 52-36 as the underdog.

The Los Angeles Angels are on the road today against the Seattle Mariners. The over/under line for the game is set at 7.5 runs. The Angels have had a combined run average of 9.1 runs per game this season, and their over/under record is 51-45. When the over/under line is set at 7.5 runs, their record is 3-4. The over has hit in three straight games for the Angels.

Left-hander Tyler Anderson gets the start for the Angels today as he faces the Mariners on the road. He has made 19 starts this season and has a record of 8-8 with a 2.98 ERA. Anderson’s WHIP for the season is 1.17, and he has turned in 10 quality starts. In his last outing, Anderson finished with a no-decision, giving up four earned runs in six innings of work. Before that, he had won two straight starts. The left-hander has been much better on the road, coming in with a 5-3 record and 2.16 ERA compared to 3-5 with a 4.14 ERA at home.

So far this season, the Angels offense is averaging just 4 runs per game, which is the worst mark in the league. They are also near the bottom of the league in home runs and have a collective batting average of just .236. However, they do have three players who have gone deep 14 times this season, with Jo Adell leading the team with 45 RBIs. Adell is also on a six-game hitting streak and is batting just .198 for the season.

Over his last nine games, Zach Neto is batting .452 with two homers, and Logan O’Hoppe and Mickey Moniak have also been swinging the bat well, with O’Hoppe batting .303 and Moniak at .345 over this stretch. O’Hoppe and Taylor Ward are tied for 2nd on the team with 14 homers, and Ward is batting just .227 for the season.

Mariners Records & Stats

The Mariners’s offense was hot right out of the gates in their most recent game vs. the Astros, closing out their series with a 6-4 win. After allowing one run to the Astros in the top of the 1st, the Mariners responded with two runs of their own. Seattle went on to add another two runs in the 2nd inning.

Starting for the Mariners was Bryan Woo, who picked up the win. He went 5 2/3 innings, giving up just two runs on four hits. Woo also issued only one walk and struck out five Astros batters. Seattle’s bullpen closed things out, and Andrés Muñoz picked up the save.

Seattle is 53-48 overall this season, and they are in 2nd place in the AL West. The Mariners are five games behind the Astros for the division lead, and they are coming off a series loss to the Astros. So far, they have gone 19-10 in AL West matchups.

At home, the Mariners are 31-20 this season and 22-28 on the road. As the favorite, Seattle has gone 34-29 this year and 19-19 as the underdog. The Mariners have dropped two straight series and are 13-16-2 in series this year.

The Mariners have been a solid run line bet this season, going 45-56 overall. They have been particularly good at home, where they are 23-28 against the run line. Their average run margin for the season is +0.2, and they have been outscored by 0.2 runs per game on the road. They have been a better bet as an underdog, going 21-17 against the run line in those games.

The Seattle Mariners are hosting the Los Angeles Angels today with an over/under line of 7.5 runs. The Mariners have played 54 games with an over/under line of 7.5 runs this season, going 12-18 in those games. Overall, Seattle has a 42-54 over/under record this season, with an average over/under line of 8 runs per game.

Right-hander Bryce Miller is getting the start for the Mariners today vs. the Angels and comes in with a record of 7-7 and an ERA of 3.63. This year, he has made 19 starts, and opponents are batting .213 off Miller. In his 19 appearances, he has turned in nine quality starts and is averaging 8.09 strikeouts per nine innings. Miller’s last outing came vs. the Padres, where he picked up the win, going six innings and not allowing a run. Before that, he had given up at least two earned runs in three straight starts.

Cal Raleigh has been one of the league’s top power hitters this season, as his 20 home runs is 7th best in the MLB. However, he is batting just .209 overall and has really struggled of late, going 6/30 in his last eight games. Julio Rodriguez has been swinging the bat well of late, going 10/28 in his last eight games, and is batting .263 for the season with 11 homers.

Overall, the Mariners lineup is batting just .218, which is the worst mark in the league. As a team, they are averaging just 3.8 runs per game and are also the league’s worst team in terms of strikeouts per game. They are also near the bottom of the league in on-base percentage, slugging, and OPS.