Cincinnati Reds – Miami Marlins

Miami was credited with a 62–60 record and a 24–8 record since June 1, but these data date from July and do not constitute a complete record on the eve of the match. Cincinnati was coming out of the All-Star break in last place in the NL Central, with several positive elements reported, but without a complete recent record available.

The teams split the four meetings in April 2026. Cincinnati won on April 6 and 7, Miami on April 8 and 9. 2026 series record: 2–2.

Miami: Max Meyer, Andrew Nardi, Kyle Stowers, Anthony Bender, and several pitchers are listed on the injured list. Cincinnati: Tony Santillan, Hunter Greene, Brandon Williamson, Graham Ashcraft, Spencer Steer, and Blake Dunn are listed on the injured list.

Kyle Stowers was placed on the injured list on August 11. No published suspension cases.

Game scheduled at Great American Ball Park, in Cincinnati. Cabrera Pérez has a 6–9 record with a 3.39 ERA in 116.2 innings, compared to 3–2 and 4.86 in 66.2 innings for Lodolo.

No specific last-minute news or detailed editorial preview available.

Lineups not yet published. The probable pitchers are Edward Cabrera Pérez for Miami and Nick Lodolo for Cincinnati.

The odds of 2.09 for Cincinnati and 1.83 for Miami imply approximately 47.85% and 54.64%, respectively. Their sum reaches about 102.49%, i.e., an overround of about 2.49%.

After removing the vig, the market indicates about 46.69% for Cincinnati and 53.31% for Miami. The devigged market consensus baseline is not provided separately, so independent value is not measurable.

The BetOnline.ag line is the only odds explicitly identified in the file; its sharpness cannot be confirmed.