The New York Mets will play against the Houston Astros on Friday, March 28, 2025. The game will take place at Daikin Park, starting at 8:10 PM. Fans are eager to see how the teams perform in this early regular season game after their spring training sessions.

Mets vs. Astros Betting Prediction

• Money Line Prediction: Mets MoneyLine: +113. The Mets offer good value as the underdog. They had a solid spring training and players like Brett Baty performed well.
• Over/Under Prediction: Under 8.0 (-110). Both teams showed strong pitching in spring training, and their recent game ended with low scoring.

Team Trends

• The New York Mets ended their spring training with a balanced record of 13-13.
• Last season, the Mets had a regular season record of 89-73, finishing 6 games back in the NL East.
• The Houston Astros completed spring training with a record of 16-12.
• In their last spring training game, the Astros won against the Mets with a score of 3-1.
• Framber Valdez pitched 7 innings for the Astros, allowing no runs and striking out 4 in the recent spring training game against the Mets.

Mets vs Astros Preview

The New York Mets and Houston Astros are set to play at Daikin Park. Tylor Megill will start for the Mets. In his recent spring training games, Megill has shown mixed results. He pitched well against the Astros on March 11, allowing no runs in four innings. However, he gave up four runs in five innings against the Astros on March 16.

Hunter Brown will be on the mound for the Astros. Brown’s spring training included a strong performance against the Mets on March 11, where he allowed no runs in four innings. However, he struggled against the Marlins on March 22, giving up five runs in less than four innings. Both teams will look to start the season strong in this night game.

Houston Astros Ready for Action

Jeremy Peña had a strong spring training for the Houston Astros. He played 14 games and had a batting average of .475. Peña hit 4 home runs, ranking first in the league and team. Cam Smith also showed his skills in spring training. He played 15 games with a batting average of .342. Smith led the league and team with 8 runs and 11 RBIs. Zach Dezenzo contributed in spring training too. He played 18 games with a batting average of .391. Dezenzo scored 8 runs, ranking first in the league and team.

Mets’ Spring Training Performance

Brett Baty was a standout for the New York Mets during spring training. He played 20 games, achieving a batting average of .353. Baty led the league with 14 runs and tied for first with 4 home runs. Juan Soto also made an impact in spring training. He played 16 games with a batting average of .289. Soto hit 4 home runs and scored 10 runs, placing him second in the league. Pete Alonso added to the Mets’ efforts in spring training. Over 21 games, Alonso had a batting average of .255. He hit 2 home runs and contributed 10 RBIs, ranking second on the team.

Final Betting Pick

The Mets MoneyLine at +113 offers value for bettors. The Mets had a balanced spring training with a 13-13 record. Brett Baty’s performance stood out, with a .353 batting average and four home runs. This shows that the Mets have players who can make an impact. Tylor Megill’s spring training outings were solid, especially against the Astros, where he allowed no runs in one game.

Taking the Under 8.0 is a good choice because both teams have strong pitching. In their recent spring training game, the score was 3-1, showing limited scoring. Hunter Brown and Tylor Megill both had moments where they limited runs. The Astros’ and Mets’ spring training records also show they can keep games close and low-scoring.

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