This is a 10* play on the METS

The Mets have been terribly disappointing in 2019, but come into this series on a four-game win streak. They just swept the Pirates and now get to face another bad team, albeit on the road, in the form of the White Sox. Chicago has been terrible since the All Star Break, losing 13 of its 17 games and getting outscored by 42 runs in the process. They were beaten 11-1 by the Twins on Sunday and are 18-36 the last three seasons after giving up 10 or more runs the previous game. Assuming Noah Syndergaard isn't traded today, the Mets are in a good position here. Syndergaard has gone seven innings in each of his last three starts and will be facing a lineup that often struggles to put runs on the road. For the year, Chicago is 28th in MLB in runs scored. Their starter for Tuesday is Reynaldo Lopez, who has actually looked good since the All Star Break, but he also had a lousy 1st half. So expect him to revert back to his "old ways" Just to show how bad Lopez was in the first half, he still has a 5.52 ERA even after allowing only four earned runs in his last 21 innings pitched. The White Sox are just 16-38 their last 54 interleague games. Play on the METS

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