Lefty David Peterson has been brilliant since returning from hip surgery last season. This year, he's posted a 2.60 ERA while routinely pitching deep into games. Peterson has gone at least six innings in seven of his last eight games, the exception coming at home vs. Colorado. He faces a Phillies team that typically hits lefties well but has struggled in that category recently. I also like how Peterson matches up with the lineup Philly announced. Look for him to complete six innings on Sunday Night Baseball.

The Mets finally ended their seven game losing streak with a huge game at the plate with eleven runs. Expect success once again as Jesus Luzardo has averaged eight hits allowed over his last five starts. Dual split Sunday night hitting props with Starling Marte who has had the last two days off, and Pete Alonso who has cleared his total bases prop in both games this series.

The Mets finally ended their seven game losing streak with a huge game at the plate with eleven runs. Expect success once again as Jesus Luzardo has averaged eight hits allowed over his last five starts. Dual split Sunday night hitting props with Starling Marte who has had the last two days off, and Pete Alonso who has cleared his total bases prop in both games this series.

The Mets have won six out of seven against the Phillies, and their 11-4 win yesterday put the two teams in a tie for first place in the NL East. Both games in the series so far went over the total, and this one should also. The problem is Jesus Luzardo, who's starting tonight, and they can't quite figure out what his problem is after allowing 20 runs in two starts to start June, he settled down against the Cubs and allowed one run, but then against the Marlins his last time out, he gave up four runs. That's 25 runs allowed between his last four starts, and all four of those games went over. Over the play.