There's a very real possibility Gincarlo Stanton adds to his major league-best 51 home run total here. That's because the Marlins are going against rookie Nick Pivetta. The Phillies have decided to keep Pivetta in the rotation letting him take his lumps as the youngster gains big league experience.

That's a plus for those going Over. It's not a fluke the Over is 6-2-1 in Pivetta's last nine starts. Pivetta was more effective when the league hadn't learned about him. But he's a known commodity now with a 9.22 ERA during the second half of the season and a 7.62 road ERA. This will be the third time the Marlins have seen him. Right-handers are crushing the right-handed Pivetta batting .319 against him with a 1.026 OPS. He's surrendered 16 homers in 100 innings.

Dillon Peters is going to make his big league debut. He's making the jump from Double A. Peters is a wild card. He's not a big strikeout pitcher, though, and hasn't ptiched in a week.

It shouldn't be too much to ask of each team to produce at least four runs apiece in this pitching matchup. The hitters shouldn't be hinderd either by the home plate umpire, Dan Iassogna. The Over is 29-20 (59 percent) during the last two years when he's been the home plate umpire.