FanDuel. Logan Gilbert has pretty significant home/road strikeout splits, with just a 24.5% punch-out percentage on the road, compared to 28% at home - similar to what we’ve seen in seasons prior from the Mariners righty. Gilbert will face a Giants lineup that has been strikeout averse all season (20.1% against righties), but features six above average targets in the lineup today. Gilbert has cleared this line in 7/11 home starts, including each of his last four.

This looks like a good spot to back Robbie Ray who will be returning to Seattle to pitch in what shapes up to be an excellent matchup. Ray has been largely effective this season and will face a Mariners lineup that possesses the lowest weighted on base average in the majors over the last 30 days. Couple that with a very pitcher friendly park, I like Rays chances of getting in at least 6 innings today.

Robbie Ray is 5-0 with a 1.84 ERA over his past seven starts. He faces a Mariners lineup with a home OPS of .422 the last two weeks. The Giants are the No. 2-hitting team on Sundays this season and its road OPS in July is .806. Logan Gilbert is good, but the Mariners starter has allowed four runs in two of his last three starts, and his home ERA is nearly two runs higher than his road split. The Giants have won four of six, with the two losses each by a single run.