The Diamondbacks put ten runs on the scoreboard in game one, and the Cubs answered with eight runs in game two. I expect a more competitive, higher-scoring game between these ballclubs on Sunday, as both lineups fare well against left-handers, and neither starter is an ace. These bullpens aren't exactly reliable to shut the door, either. Arizona's relief group, in particular, was untrustworthy, posting a 4.41 ERA with 75 homers allowed, seventh-most in the big leagues.