Caesar’s. Charlie Morton has allowed at least five hits in nine of his thirteen starts this season. With 85 hits allowed in 77.1 innings, Morton’s .255 expected batting average allowed ranks him in the 38th percentile. Allowing a hit for every 4.2 batters faced, and having regained the Orioles’ coaching staff’s trust, Morton should be in line for a big workload today, in the front end of a double-header.

David Peterson's performances for the Mets can mostly be broken down by home/road splits. At Citi Field, he's 5-0 with a 2.11 ERA. On the road, he's 1-4 with a 4.44 ERA. Unfortunately for Peterson, he's on the road Thursday at Baltimore. Though New York did win in Peterson's most recent start, the Mets lost four of five starts he made in June when posting a subpar 4.55 ERA. And it's worse on the road for Peterson than the aforementioned 1-4 mark, as New York has actually lost his last six away starts (only win March 31 at Miami). Meanwhile, note the O's have won six of the last seven starts made by vet Charlie Morton. Play Orioles on the Money Line (DH Gm 1).