DraftKings. The Mets failed me in Game 1 when they failed to hit Charlie Morton, but I’m headed right back to the well in Game 2. The Mets will face Tomoyuki Sugano, who has remained under this outs line in each of his last five outings (8.87 ERA). With the Orioles only deploying two bullpen arms in the first game, I’ll take my chances that Sugano’s leash will be short the third time through the order (.800 OPS allowed). The Mets are the most patient team in baseball (3.95 pitches per plate appearance), and have had their way against low velocity finesse pitchers.

The Mets had gone over nine of their last 10 games before Game 1 of today's doubleheader. I didn't play the first game because I thought Charlie Morton would have something to slow down the Mets, but Game 2 is a different story with Tomoyuki Sugano starting for the Orioles. His last two starts have been horrendous, where it looks like he's pitching batting practice to the opponents. His last start, he allowed six runs in 4.2 innings of a 6-0 loss to Texas, and before that, he allowed seven runs in five innings in a Baltimore 22-8 victory over the Rays. I think he's perfect for a Mets over. The first five innings over.