David recommends Marlins to lead Phillies after five innings

9 articles · Updated · Fox News · May 4

He backs Miami at -120 in Monday's game, citing starter Janson Junk's 3.00 ERA and 11 straight scoreless innings against Aaron Nola's 6.03 ERA.
David says Marlins hitters are 11-for-26 against Nola, while Phillies batters are 4-for-20 with no extra-base hits against Junk.
Philadelphia has gone 5-1 since firing manager Rob Thompson and has split the four-game series at least 2-2, while Miami is 16-18 but owns a winning home record.

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