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New York Mets at Los Angeles Angels, MLB forecast

FinalSNY, FanDuel SN West

Away

Mets

58-53

2–3

at

Home

Angels

49-63

NYM 58%LAA 42%

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Angel Stadium · SNY, FanDuel SN West

Win probability

Starts from the pregame forecast, then moves with the score and the time left after each inning. Above the line favors LAA.

LAA75%50%75%NYMStart1234567Final

Game center

From the ESPN box score.

Top performers

Mets
  • Francisco LindorBatting1-3, 1 RBI
  • Jose QuintanaPitching5.0 IP, 3 ER, 4 K
Angels
  • Zach NetoBatting1-3
  • Griffin CanningPitching5.0 IP, 1 ER, 8 K

Scoring summary

  • 5Lindor singled to right, McNeil scored, Lindor to second.2–3
  • 5Pitch 4 : Ball In Play2–3
  • 5Pitch 3 : Strike 1 Swinging2–3
  • 5Pitch 2 : Ball 22–3
  • 5Pitch 1 : Ball 12–3
  • 3Pillar hit sacrifice fly to center, Neto scored.1–3
  • 3Pitch 3 : Ball In Play1–3
  • 3Pitch 2 : Strike 1 Swinging1–3
  • 3Pitch 1 : Ball 11–3
  • 2Thaiss hit sacrifice fly to center, Adell scored.1–2
  • 2Pitch 2 : Ball In Play1–2
  • 2Pitch 1 : Strike 1 Foul1–2
  • 2Ward scored on Quintana wild pitch, Adell to third on wild pitch by Quintana.1–1
  • 2Ward scored on Quintana wild pitch, Adell to third on wild pitch by Quintana.1–1
  • 2Bader singled to left, Alvarez scored, McNeil to second.1–0
  • 2Pitch 2 : Ball In Play1–0
  • 2Pitch 1 : Strike 1 Looking1–0

The pick

Reconstructed from what was known before the game: the ratings at that point and the closing line.

Mets 58%

LeanMiss
NYM 58%LAA 42%

Forecast Elo ratings alone

How often that comes true: MLB favorites the forecast gave 55–60% have won 55.5% of 2,596 graded games.

Market
NYM 58%
ML NYM -155 / LAA +130
Pre-line forecast
NYM 55%
Elo + market-implied
Elo ratings
NYM 59%
Ratings vs. market
+0.4 pts
NYM: Elo 58.7%, market 58.3%
Fair odds
NYM -140
LAA +140 · the forecast as odds, no margin
Pregame projection
NYM 5.1 – 4.4 LAA
Margin from the forecast, posted total 9.5

How the number is built

Elo inputs in rating points (higher favors that team; 25–28 Elo is about a point of spread in football and basketball), then how the pieces combine.

FactorNYMLAAWhy
Team rating15111455Elo entering the game; 1500 is league average
Home field—+18Worth 18 Elo in MLB
Starting pitchers+11−12NYM: Jose Quintana: team allows 0.55 fewer runs than with its usual starter (≈10 weighted starts) · LAA: Griffin Canning: team allows 0.61 more runs than with its usual starter (≈10 weighted starts)
Elo ratingsNYM +61 EloNYM 58.7%
Market-implied ratingsNYM 54.3%Team strength as past closing lines priced it, same game context
Pre-line forecastNYM 55.0%15% Elo, 85% market-implied (log-odds blend)
ForecastNYM 58.3%Follows the market (vig removed): in testing, adding the ratings made it less accurate

Tale of the tape

This season coming into the game, regular season, each number with its league rank (the longer the bar, the higher). Home and road: the host's record at home against the visitor's on the road.

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New York Mets and Los Angeles Angels compared, with each team's league rank
NYMStatLAA
7th of 304.9Runs scored4.026th of 30
21st of 304.6Runs allowed4.928th of 30
15th of 30+0.3Margin−0.927th of 30
7th of 306–4Last 104–621st of 30
6th of 3027–23Road vs home25–3528th of 30

Rating history

Each team's Elo over the last two seasons. Hover or drag to compare on any date.

MetsAngels
14001450150015501600league averageAprJulOctJanAprJul

Against the line

How each team has done against the closing spread and total, coming into this game.

This seasonNYMLAA
Run line51–5760–51
Last 107–34–6
Favorite24–366–20
Underdog27–2154–31
Overs–unders57–5155–56
Overs–unders, last 104–64–6

Against each game's closing line. Books set every line knowing these records: across 3,901 past games, the team with the better record against the spread so far that season covered 51.2%, short of the 52.4% a standard −110 bet needs, and over/under streaks held 48.0% of the time. They describe the past.

Head to head

NYM 2–3 LAA in their last 5 meetings; the forecast called 2 of 5.