After a thrilling five-run comeback to walk it off in the ninth, the Padres will lunge for a sweep over the Mariners on Thursday.
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Seattle is slightly favorited at Polymarket as Luis Castillo (0-0, 6.92 ERA) takes the hill against San Diego’s Walker Buehler (0-1, 4.97 ERA).
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What our Post expert thinks about Mariners vs. Padres
Castillo started strong with a shutout in his debut but has really struggled since, giving up 10 runs over his last two outings in seven innings combined. He’s strung together a 3.71 ERA in nine career starts against the Padres.
Buehler is coming off an impressive outing in which he held Colorado scoreless through six innings. He’s posted a 7.08 ERA in four career starts against the Mariners.
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Sean Treppedi handicaps the NFL, NHL, MLB and college football for the New York Post. He primarily focuses on picks that reflect market value while tracking trends to mitigate risk.
