The Nats have won three in a row, but those games were against the Reds. As the road team, they’re up against it here with Adon (1-9, 5.98 ERA) on the mound, facing a Miami team that’s beaten them in five of six previous meetings this season.

Miami was competitive with San Francisco over the weekend, splitting the four-game series. The Marlins may be eight games below .500 right now, but they have scored more runs than they’ve allowed this season.

Cabrera will start tonight’s game for the home team. He had an outstanding season debut last week, tossing six scoreless innings and allowing just one hit, in Colorado no less!

Washington’s pitching has been dreadful so far in ‘22 and the team is 1-10 with Adon starts. Adon has made it past the fifth only two times and on the road he’s 0-5 with a 6.46 ERA and 1.77 WHIP.

So far, in six head to head battles this year, the Marlins have outscored the Nationals 28-13. They are the better team playing at home. Even though they’ve won three straight, I’d still consider the Nats one of the worst teams in baseball. Lay the price.