Chicago’s seven game winning streak was snapped last night as they lost to Detroit 9-1. But Chicago should bounce back strong as they have the pitching edge in Wednesday night's game against the Tigers. Detroit’s Jeremy Bonderman is 2-3 with a 6.22 ERA since the All-Star break. He has faced the White Sox twice this season and split those outings. Overall, the Tigers starter is 6-11 with a 4.81 ERA in 18 career starts against the White Sox. AJ Pierzynski (12-34), Mark Teahen (11-27), Omar Vizquel (6-22), Manny Ramirez (7-22), and Alexei Ramirez (3-9) all hit Bonderman well. If Paul Konerko plays, he also has good numbers against Bonderman going 11 for 38 with five home runs. The White Sox are 5-2 this year in Detroit against the Tigers. Chicago is also 39-34 on the road where they are hitting nearly .270 as a team. John Danks is a road warrior for Chicago. He's 6-3 with a 3.81 ERA in 13 starts away from Chicago this season. The lefty has faced the Tigers once this year and gave up just one hit in seven innings of work. Jhonny Peralta (6-29), Brandon Inge (4-18), Miguel Cabrera (4-16), Ryan Raburn (1-13), Johnny Damon (1-6), Brennan Boesch (0-3), and Austin Jackson (0-3) all have terrible numbers against Danks. As a team, Detroit is just 22-18 against left handed starters and 28-30 in the division. On the road, Chicago's bullpen has an ERA slightly over 3.00 as a unit and they’ve been quite an asset this season. Chicago holds the pitching and hitting edge in this game so we expect them to get a solid road win tonight.

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Pittsburgh has a chance to sweep the Braves with a win on Wednesday night. Atlanta is suddenly reeling after losing five of their last six games. They'll turn to Derek Lowe who missed his last start due to right elbow discomfort. Lowe has a bone chip that has proved troublesome for the 37 year old right hander. The righty is 0-2 with a 6.75 ERA in his last three starts giving up 12 runs and 19 hits in 16 innings pitched. The Pirates hit Lowe well with Andrew McCutchen (3-9), Ryan Doumit (2-7), John Bowker (2-7), Garrett Jones (2-5), Ronny Cedeno (1-30, Delwyn Young (2-3), and Neil Walker (1-3) all having success. The Pirates have gone Over the total in seven of their last 12 games. Zach Duke has struggled this season for the Pirates. He's 7-12 with a 5.24 ERA in 24 starts. The lefty is 0-1 with a 5.11 ERA in two starts against Atlanta this season. Almost every hitter in the Braves lineup hits Duke well. Some of the better numbers against the lefty belong to Martin Prado (9-19), Matt Diaz (6-14), David Ross (6-13), Nate McLouth (4-10), Rick Ankiel (5-8), Brian McCann (3-8), and Jason Heyward (2-3). Duke is backed by a Pittsburgh bullpen that has an ERA near 4.60 this season while blowing 14 saves overall. Both offenses should have plenty of success against the starting pitchers which means we expect a high-scoring game tonight between the Braves and Pirates.

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