Washington Nationals Vs Cincinnati Reds Betting Preview And Odds – September 25, 2021

Nicholas Castellanos, with a batting average of .308 this season, will be leading the Cincinnati Reds (79-75) in a game against Juan Soto (.324 AVG this season) and the Washington Nationals (64-90), who is also one of the league’s top hitters. The matchup will take place at Great American Ball Park at 7:10 PM ET and will be broadcasted live on BSOH. The Reds, with Castellanos, are favored at -140 on the moneyline. Vladimir Gutierrez will be the starting pitcher for Cincinnati while Erick Fedde will take the mound for Washington.

Betting Odds

As of September 25, 2021, 3:00 AM ET, the betting insights and predictions in this article are based on betting data obtained from Caesars and SportsData.io.

Nationals Probable Starting Pitcher: Erick Fedde

• Starting for the Nationals in his 27th appearance of the season, Fedde boasts a record of 7-9 with a 5.10 ERA and an impressive 125 strikeouts in 127 innings pitched.
• On Monday, the right-handed pitcher made his latest appearance against the Marlins. He pitched for five innings, allowing two earned runs and conceding four hits.
• This season, Fedde has accumulated a total of six quality starts.
• Out of the 76 road games, the Nationals’ pitcher has delivered a quality start in 22 of them.

Nationals Hitting Leaders

Juan Soto

Soto is the top performer in Washington, hitting 29 home runs, driving in 92 runs, and boasting the highest team batting average of .324.

Among qualified hitters in MLB, Soto holds the 24th rank for his 154 hits, while claiming the top spot with a .324 AVG and a .452 OBP. Additionally, his 92 RBI secure him the 22nd position.

Josh Bell

This season, Josh Bell holds a batting average of .257, an on-base percentage (OBP) of .338, and a slugging percentage of .482.

Among qualified hitters in the majors, Bell falls outside the top 20 in hits, average, and OBP.

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Nationals Team Props

Do you have a gut feeling about the game’s outcome? Are you anticipating the Nationals to have a strong beginning and be in the lead after five innings or score the first run? Could your lucky number, eight, be the ultimate final score? Is it possible that the game will be tightly contested and go into extra innings? Engaging in game prop bets enables you to make these predictions and potentially emerge victorious if your forecasts are accurate.

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