Philadelphia Phillies at Cincinnati Reds Free Pick and Betting Lines. The 24-31 Cincinnati Reds play host to the 22-36 Philadelphia Phillies tonight in MLB action on the grass of Great American Ball Park, June 8, 2015. First pitch is scheduled for 7:10PM EST.

Wagering Odds
Moneyline: Reds -116/Phillies +106
O/U Total: 7

Pitching Matchup
Cole Hamels (L) W/L 5-4 WHIP 1.11 ERA 2.88
Mike Leake (R) W/L 2-4 WHIP 1.23 ERA 4.40

Philadelphia was a 6-4 winner over San Francisco on Sunday to conclude their homestand with a 3-6 record. They are 3-7 in their last 10 games and 7-20 on the road in 2015. Cincinnati was a 4-0 victor yesterday over San Diego and is now 1-2 on their homestand. They are 5-4 in their past 9 games.

The Phillies have a 2-1 lead in the season series and a 6-4 advantage in the last 10 contests between these two clubs.

Hamels received a no decision in a 5-4 win over Cincy last week. He went 7 innings, allowed 2 ERs and struck out 8 for his 6th-straight Q start. He has 9 on the year.

Leake also received a no decision in that game. He went 8 innings, yielded 2 runs and fanned 9 for his 6th Q start of the season.

The updated hitting stats aren’t available for this game.

Philadelphia at Cincinnati Betting Trends

Philadelphia is 3-10 straight up in their last 13 games.
The Phillies are 1-6 straight up in their last 7 games on the road.
The game total has gone over in 7 of Philadelphia’s last 8 games against Cinncy.
The Reds are 6-14 straight up in their last 20 games.
Cincinnati is 4-2 straight up in their last 6 home games.

Injury Report

PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES
Chad Billingsley 15-Day Disabled List
Mario Hollands P 60-Day Disabled List
Cliff Lee P 60-Day Disabled List
Jonathan Pettibone 60-Day Disabled List

CINCINNATI REDS
Homer Bailey P 60-Day Disabled List
Marlon Byrd OF 15-Day Disabled List
Jason Bourgeois OF 60-Day Disabled List
Raisel Iglesias P 15-Day Disabled List
Sean Marshall P 60-Day Disabled List
Devin Mesoraco C 15-Day Disabled List

Consensus Picks (Public Money line Bets)
Philadelphia: 46%
Cincinnati: 54%

Free MLB Pick

We saw these very same starters last week in a 5-4 Philadelphia win. Both pitchers had great games with Phillies starter Cole Hamels going 7 innings allowing two runs on 6 hits and Mike Leake going 8 innings allowing 2 runs on 3 hits striking out nine. We see the pitchers tossing similar type games and while the last game went over the total it is unlikely that teams’ bullpens allow 5 runs again.

Take the UNDER 7 -105‏