We're pegging the Reds as a potential go-with team. The offense is starting to make consistent contact at the plate after that embarrassing spell a few weeks ago with three straight 1-0 losses. The win streak is now four on this homestand with last night's 8-4 win over the Mariners, pushing Cincy back above .500. With wins in six of seven, the pitching has been generally sharp, allowing just 17 runs across that span. Meanwhile, Seattle cooled off as soon as it went back on the road last night. The Mariners have played 13 of their first 17 at home and are still winless in four away, including Bryce Miller's lone road start at San Francisco on April 5. Play Reds on Money Line.

The Cincinnati Reds have won four in a row and six of their last seven to up their run total to 4.12 per game. They play the Seattle Mariners, who have lost all four games on the road that they played. The Mariners have lost two of three behind Bryce Miller this season, with him allowing eight runs in 16 innings. Nick Martinez has given up 11 runs in his three starts without a win, but he'll likely get caught up in the Reds' winning streak. Reds win.