Chicago Cubs Look to Sweep Cincinnati Reds in Final Season Showdown at Wrigley Field
The Cincinnati Reds are returning to Wrigley Field in Chicago for their final game of the season against the Chicago Cubs. Cincinnati has a record of 75-85, placing them
Game outlook
The Cincinnati Reds are returning to Wrigley Field in Chicago for their final game of the season against the Chicago Cubs. Cincinnati has a record of 75-85, placing them fourth in the National League Central, while the Cubs are second in the division with a record of 82-78. The Cubs have a 4-7 record against the Reds this season. The game is scheduled for 3:20 p.m. EST with Hunter Greene starting for the Reds and Caleb Kilian starting for the Cubs. Cincinnati opened as the betting favorite at -120, with the current line at Cincinnati -108. Be sure to check out our Free MLB Picks for this game.
Betting Odds
Moneyline: Reds -108 | Cubs -104
Spread: Reds -1.5 (+154) | Cubs +1.5 (-174)
Total: Over/Under 7 (-110)
Based on the moneyline, the implied probability that Cincinnati will win straight-up is 52%.
Cincinnati Reds
Yesterday, the Cincinnati Reds secured another scoreless game against the Chicago Cubs, with a final score of 3-0. This marks the Reds' fifth consecutive loss as they aim to end their season on a positive note against the Cubs. Despite facing a struggling pitcher, Kyle Hendricks, the Reds were only able to muster two hits in yesterday's game. The team has struggled with hitting this season, with a batting average of .232 overall and .137 in their last five games. Injuries do not appear to be the issue for the Reds, but rather a lack of motivation to finish the season strong. On Sunday, right-handed pitcher Hunter Greene will be starting for the Reds, boasting a record of 75-85, an ERA of 2.83, and 166 strikeouts in 25 appearances this season. Cincinnati currently holds a power ranking of 15, ranking 16th in offense (averaging 4.35 runs per game) and defense (allowing 4.32 runs per game). Their season record stands at 76-85.