US EditionMarlins play the Pirates leading series 1
- On Thursday, March 27, 2025, the Miami Marlins host the Pittsburgh Pirates at 4:10 p.m. EDT for their season opener in Miami.
- Both teams are looking to improve upon their 2024 season records, with Miami going 62-100 overall and 30-51 at home, while Pittsburgh finished 76-86 overall and 37-44 on the road.
- Paul Skenes is the probable pitcher for the Pirates, while Sandy Alcantara is expected to pitch for the Marlins.
- According to BETMGM SPORTSBOOK LINE, the Pirates are favored at-155, while the Marlins are at +130, with an over/under of 6 1/2 runs.
- Both teams have players on the 60-Day IL, including Andrew Nardi, Braxton Garrett, and Eury Perez for the Marlins, and Johan Oviedo and Dauri Moreta for the Pirates, and after this series, the Pirates will face the Yankees in their home opener at PNC Park on April 4, marking the first time the Yankees have been Pittsburgh's opponent for the home opener in Pirates history.
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Marlins play the Pirates leading series 1
Pittsburgh Pirates (0-1) vs. Miami Marlins (1-0) Miami; Friday, 7:10 p.m. EDT PITCHING PROBABLES: Pirates: Mitch Keller (0-0); Marlins: Connor Gillispie (0-0) BETMGM SPORTSBOOK LINE: Pirates -145, Marlins +123; over/under is 7 1/2 runs BOTTOM LINE: The Miami Marlins face the Pittsburgh Pirates, leading the series 1-0. Miami had a 62-100 record overall and a 30-51 record at home last season. The Marlins averaged 8.3 hits per game last season and …
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