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Braves set to dominate Marlins in pivotal series matchup at Truist Park

The Miami Marlins face off against the Atlanta Braves in the second series of the season. The game will take place at Truist Park on Tuesday night at 7:20 p.m. EDT. The Marlins (6-17) will be looking to close the gap against the Braves (14-6) who currently lead the NL East. Trevor Rogers will start for the Marlins with an ERA of 3.92, while Max Fried will start for the Braves with an ERA of 7.71. Atlanta is the betting favorite with the current line at -247.

Betting Odds

• Moneyline: Marlins +210 | Braves -247
• Spread: Marlins +1.5 (+100) | Braves -1.5 (-117)
• Total: Over/Under 8.75 (-110)
• Based on the moneyline, the implied probability that Atlanta will win straight-up is 71%.

Miami vs Atlanta Stats

Miami Marlins

Currently, the Miami Marlins are struggling in the NL East and in baseball as a whole. Their offense ranks poorly in runs per game, batting average, OBP, and slugging percentage. However, they have shown some success in stealing bases. On the mound, Trevor Rogers will be starting for the fifth time this season, with mixed results in his previous outings. The bullpen also ranks poorly in various metrics. Miami will face a tough challenge against the Braves, and it remains to be seen if they can turn their season around.

Atlanta Braves Analysis

For reliable MLB picks and predictions, visit our Expert Picks section. The Atlanta Braves currently hold a power ranking of 3 and are ranked #1 for offense, averaging 6.25 points per game, while ranking #15 for defense, allowing an average of 4.50 points per game. They have a 15-6 overall record. Miami has won 2 out of their last 3 matchups against Atlanta.

Braves poised for success against vulnerable Marlins in upcoming Truist Park matchup

In a previous matchup, the starting pitcher duel resulted in an 8-1 victory for the Braves. Although Rogers performed well, he did allow eight hits, creating ample scoring opportunities for Atlanta. In the upcoming game at Truist Park, which is known for favoring hitters, it is anticipated that the Braves' offense will capitalize more frequently. Facing Miami's vulnerable bullpen, Atlanta is poised for success. Consequently, it will be essential for Max Fried to once again effectively shut down one of MLB's weaker offenses. Given Miami's 25th ranking in scoring, Fried is likely to limit them to minimal runs. Furthermore, Atlanta's bullpen demonstrated strength by only allowing one run in the previous series. Therefore, it is probable that the Braves will secure a decisive victory with a comfortable margin.

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