- Matchup: Texas Rangers vs Miami Marlins
- Date: Wednesday, June 24, 2026
- Venue: LoanDepot Park, Miami, FL
- Broadcast: MLB.TV
- Odds: Texas (-128), Miami (+106)
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On Wednesday, the Texas Rangers (38-40) will face off against the Miami Marlins (40-39) at LoanDepot Park. The moneyline for this matchup features the Rangers at -128 and the Marlins at +106. The over/under is set at 9 runs. The expected starting pitchers for tonight are Jacob deGrom for Texas and Eury Perez for Miami.
The Texas Rangers have been averaging 4.0 runs per game, placing them 27th in Major League Baseball. With a total of 309 runs and an on-base percentage of .318, the team has logged 116 doubles and 78 home runs this season. They have collected 297 RBIs and 619 hits, resulting in a batting average of .242. The Rangers possess a slugging percentage of .387 and have struck out 652 times, while drawing 253 walks.
The Rangers’ pitching staff holds a strikeout-to-walk ratio of 2.75 and maintains a WHIP of 1.25. They have allowed 91 home runs and a total of 320 runs this season, placing them 11th in the league. With 610 hits given up (8.1 per 9 innings) and 296 earned runs, Texas has an earned run average of 3.94 this season (11th in MLB), and their pitchers have struck out 640 batters. They have issued 233 walks and possess a team FIP of 4.15 so far this year.
This Rangers bullpen has entered games with runners on base 66 times and has appeared in 71 high-leverage situations, recording 37 holds (18th in MLB). They have achieved a save rate of 75.0%, stepping onto the mound in 66 save scenarios. Consequently, they’ve notched 21 saves this season, missing 7 out of 28 save attempts. The bullpen has inherited 99 runners this year, with 32.3% scoring. Texas has deployed 238 relief pitchers in 2023.
In the field, the Rangers have converted 70.9% of balls in play into outs across 6,078 innings, ranking them 7th in MLB. Texas has registered 2,026 putouts, 599 assists, and 36 errors this season. Their fielding percentage stands at .986, placing them 17th overall, while they have executed 47 double plays.
Jacob deGrom has pitched 1,621 innings and has accumulated 1,949 strikeouts in his MLB career. With a career record of 102-69, deGrom holds a FIP of 2.59 and has faced 6,377 batters in the majors. His career earned run average is 2.63 (473 earned runs allowed) alongside a WHIP of 0.989. He has allowed 1,240 hits (6.9 hits per 9 innings) and issued 363 walks.
The Miami Marlins, this season, have an on-base percentage of .323 and a batting average of .245. They have struck out 641 times (16th in MLB) and have compiled 630 hits. With 69 home runs and 322 RBIs, the Marlins are averaging 4.31 runs per game (17th in MLB) with a slugging percentage of .387. They have recorded 127 doubles and drawn 262 walks, totaling 336 runs this season.
Miami’s pitching staff has conceded 336 runs this year, maintaining a team ERA of 4.07 (310 earned runs). They have allowed 74 home runs and surrendered 4.41 runs per 9 innings (13th in MLB). The Marlins boast a team WHIP of 1.254 and a FIP of 3.93 at this point in the season. They rank 5th in MLB with a K/BB ratio of 8.80 (670 strikeouts to 272 walks) and have allowed 587 hits, the fifth lowest total in the league.
In total, the Marlins have had 75 save opportunities, resulting in 43 holds and 10 blown saves. Their bullpen has been on the mound for 31 save plays, successfully converting 21 of them. This season, Miami’s relievers have an inherited scoring percentage of 21.6% from 97 inherited base runners. They have appeared 76 times in high-leverage spots and 65 times with runners on. Their save rate of 67.7% ranks 13th in MLB, with 251 bullpen pitchers deployed this season.
Totaling 54 double plays, the Marlins hold a fielding percentage of .981 (29th in the majors). They have recorded 621 assists, 51 errors, and 2,055 putouts this season. In 6,165 innings, Miami has a defensive efficiency of 70.5%, ranking 9th in professional baseball.
Eury Perez (15-18 career record) has a 3.95 earned run average, allowing 6.9 hits per 9 innings. He has a K/BB ratio of 3.13 and has faced 1,024 opposing batters during his professional career. Perez has given up a total of 109 earned runs, where he holds a WHIP of 1.135 and a FIP of 3.9. Throughout his career, he has given up 191 hits and recorded 285 strikeouts in 248 innings.
Who will triumph in tonight’s MLB contest against the spread or moneyline?
Prediction: Bet on Texas (-128)
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