Mets vs Braves starting pitchers
- Spencer Schwellenbach for Atlanta Braves
- Luis Severino for New York Mets
Mets vs Braves statistics
Stat |
Mets |
Braves |
Hits |
1318 (8th) |
1287 (14th) |
Batting Average |
.248 (10th) |
.243 (14th) |
Runs Batted In |
718 (6th) |
654 (Tied-15th) |
Runs |
750 (Tied-5th) |
682 (16th) |
Home Runs |
202 (6th) |
206 (Tied-4th) |
Walks |
503 (Tied-7th) |
464 (18th) |
Stolen Bases |
101 (17th) |
64 (30th) |
Strikeouts |
1330 (16th) |
1409 (8th) |
Pitches |
23295 (7th) |
23043 (13th) |
Atlanta Braves recent games
Game Date |
Opponent |
Result |
Score |
9/22/24 |
@ Miami Marlins |
W |
5-4 |
9/21/24 |
@ Miami Marlins |
W |
6-2 |
9/20/24 |
@ Miami Marlins |
L |
4-3 |
9/19/24 |
@ Cincinnati Reds |
W |
15-3 |
9/18/24 |
@ Cincinnati Reds |
W |
7-1 |
New York Mets recent games
Game Date |
Opponent |
Result |
Score |
9/22/24 |
vs Philadelphia Phillies |
W |
2-1 |
9/21/24 |
vs Philadelphia Phillies |
W |
6-3 |
9/20/24 |
vs Philadelphia Phillies |
L |
12-2 |
9/19/24 |
vs Philadelphia Phillies |
W |
10-6 |
9/18/24 |
vs Washington Nationals |
W |
10-0 |
Mets vs Braves predictions
As the New York Mets gear up to face the Atlanta Braves, all eyes might be on Francisco Lindor despite his day-to-day status with back soreness. He's been essential to the lineup with a .271 batting average and if he's on form, expect him to make significant contributions. Also keep an eye on Pete Alonso – the powerhouse has knocked 34 homers this season and if he swings for the fences, he could very well change the course of any game. Plus, with Brandon Nimmo's knack for getting on base and speed, the Mets have a robust lineup that could pose a threat to the Braves' pitchers.
On the flip side, the Atlanta Braves have some stars of their own to bank on. Marcell Ozuna, leading with a .309 average and an impressive 38 home runs, will be crucial. If Ozuna can connect with the ball as he has all season, he’s sure to drive in crucial runs. Then there’s Ozzie Albies, whose agility and ability to pull off multi-base hits have often put the Braves in scoring positions. Their lineup depth, with players like Matt Olson and Michael Harris, gives them a strong offensive front that could apply pressure on the Mets' defense throughout the series.
Predicting the winner of this baseball contest is no easy task, especially with both teams fielding strong rosters. However, considering the strategic depth and home advantage, the Atlanta Braves might just have a slight edge over the New York Mets in this series. With their strong batting lineup and the crowd behind them at Truist Park, they could capitalize on any slip-ups by the Mets. It’s bound to be a fiercely contested series, but I’m leaning slightly towards a triumphant set for the Braves. What do you think? Will the Mets prove too strong, or will the Braves use their home field advantage to secure a win?
Atlanta Braves injuries
- Huascar Ynoa (SP): 60-Day-IL
- Reynaldo Lopez (SP): 15-Day-IL
- Austin Riley (3B): 10-Day-IL
- A.J. Minter (RP): 60-Day-IL
- Tyler Tolve (C): Day-To-Day
New York Mets injuries
- Francisco Lindor (SS): Day-To-Day
- Paul Blackburn (SP): 15-Day-IL
- Kodai Senga (SP): 60-Day-IL
- Dedniel Nunez (RP): 15-Day-IL
- Jeff McNeil (2B): 10-Day-IL
Mets vs Braves game info
Venue |
Truist Park |
Location |
Atlanta, Georgia |
First pitch |
Tue 7:20 PM |
Temperature |
87° |
Chance of Rain |
4% |