The struggling Atlanta Braves (46-62) look to upset the odds when they host the Milwaukee Brewers (64-44) at Truist Park on Monday, with the visitors entering as -122 favorites on the moneyline.
The matchup features starting pitchers Erick Fedde for Atlanta against Milwaukee's Quinn Priester, with the total set at 8 runs despite the Brewers boasting one of MLB's most productive offenses at 4.8 runs per game.
Milwaukee's bullpen could prove decisive, converting 71.4% of save opportunities compared to Atlanta's league-worst 50% save rate.
Atlanta Braves vs. Milwaukee Brewers prediction: who will win?
For tonight's Atlanta Braves vs Milwaukee Brewers matchup, our predictive model gives the Brewers a 59% chance of defeating the Braves.
Atlanta Braves: 41% win probability
- Poor overall record with just 47 wins against 63 losses (.427 win percentage)
- Significant negative run differential allowing 483 runs while scoring 461 (-22 differential)
- Inconsistent recent performance with a 3-2 record but lack of momentum (WLWLL)
Milwaukee Brewers: 59% win probability
- League-leading 67 wins and .604 win percentage (Best record in the National League)
- Excellent run prevention with only 436 runs allowed (Fewest in the National League)
- Strong recent form with a 4-1 record in their last five games (WWWLW)
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Atlanta Braves vs. Milwaukee Brewers preview
The struggling Braves (46-62) welcome the surging Brewers (64-44) to Truist Park on Monday in a matchup featuring two teams headed in opposite directions.
Milwaukee enters with one of baseball's most potent offenses, scoring 4.8 runs per game behind a solid .251 team batting average, while Atlanta's bats have cooled significantly, ranking just 21st in runs scored.
The pitching matchup pits the Brewers' Quinn Priester against the Braves' veteran Erick Fedde, with neither starter boasting particularly impressive career numbers – Priester carries a 4.71 career ERA while Fedde sits at an even higher 4.89.
Milwaukee's bullpen could prove decisive, converting 71.4% of save opportunities compared to Atlanta's league-worst 50% success rate.
The Brewers' slight favoritism in the betting lines (-122) reflects their superior position in the standings, though the Braves' home-field advantage keeps this matchup relatively close on paper.
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