Mets Vs Pirates: MLB Betting Lines & Predictions

The New York Mets (92-55) bring a three-game win streak into a home matchup versus the Pittsburgh Pirates (54-91) at 1:40 PM ET on Sunday. Jacob deGrom starts for Newyork and Johan Oviedo for Pittsburgh.

The Mets are 80-71-0 against the spread in their 151 chances this season. The moneyline for this game suggests a 82.7% chance of a victory for the Mets.

The moneyline for this game suggests a 82.7% chance of a victory for the Mets. This season, the team has won 76 out of 115 games in which they've been favored.

The Pirates have been victorious in 49 of the 133 games they have played this season. Oddsmakers have given Pittsburgh the worst odds of winning this game with a +375 moneyline. The Pirates are 78-73-0 against the spread in their 151 games that had a posted line this year.

Pittsburgh is a 21.1% favorite in this game. The Pirates have won 49 of 133 games this season. They are 78-73-0 against the spread in their 151 games with a posted line this year.

Juan Carlos Oviedo will start for the Pirates. He is 3-2 with a 3.34 ERA and 36 strikeouts through 35 innings pitched this season. The Pirates have a 2-3 record in Ovieso's five starts this year.

Jacob deGrom is the Mets' probable pitcher. His team is 4-4 this season when he starts and is a moneyline favorite. The team has won the over two times in his starts.

DeGrom's team is 3-5-0 against the spread in his starts this season. His team's record when he starts is 4-3. The teams have hit the over twice in deGroom's starts.

The Mets are 32-7 this season in games when they crush two or more home runs. The club is 71-19 in the games this year when it has collected at least eight hits. They are 24-6 in those games where they have drawn five or fewer walks.

The Mets are 32-7 this season in games when they crush two or more home runs. The club is 71-19 in the games this year when it has collected at least eight hits.

Pirates have won 23 of the 37 games this season in which they hit two or more home runs. They have gone 12-4 this year when collecting five or many extra-base hits. In 50 games with five runs scored, they have a record of 38-12.

Mets have won 23 of the 37 games this season in which they hit two or more home runs. They have gone 12-4 this year when collecting five or many extra-base hits. In 62 games with eight or fewer hits, they have a record of 41-21.