Both teams have been playing solid baseball recently but it's the Mets who have the most upside in Tuesday's game.

The Diamondbacks have been explosive offensively but it's time for a pullback with Marte and Walker on the injured list. Arizona will find it challenging to score against Sean Manaea, who has been surprisingly impressive following a couple of sub-par seasons with San Diego and San Francisco. The veteran southpaw fanned ten D-Backs earlier this year and has fared well over the past two months, holding 12 of his 13 opponents to three or fewer runs.

The Mets are coming off a series win over the Orioles and a split with the Padres, showing they will be in serious contention for a Wild Card spot. They have hit well on the road (.261 BA/.322 OBP/.430 SLG/.752 OPS) and against left-handers (.258/.325/.442/.768) this year, and have solid career splits against Eduardo Rodriguez (.246/.328/.456/.784 with three HRs in 57 combined ABs).

The Mets slugged their way to a .575 SLG in their last series at Chase Field (July of last season), scoring 19 runs in the three-game sweep. They should continue their hot play in Phoenix against an Arizona rotation that has a 4.42 ERA at home and a 4.72 ERA in night games this season.

In short, New York's offense and pitching advantage will be enough to power them to a win on Tuesday.