Atlanta Braves vs Washington Nationals Betting Prediction September 15 MLB

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Atlanta Braves vs Washington Nationals Betting Prediction: Atlanta

Now we have the Atlanta Braves vs Washington Nationals Betting Prediction for Atlanta:

The Atlanta Braves are averaging 4.3 runs per game as a team, which places them seventeenth in the sport. They have maintained an on-base percentage of.317 while scoring a total of 633 runs. The Braves have hit 220 doubles as a team, and they have driven 162 baseballs out of the park. This season, they have accumulated 1,202 hits in addition to 612 runs batted in, and their team batting average is.242. The slugging percentage for Atlanta is .391, and they have been called out on strikes 1,254 times; they have also drawn a walk on 508 occasions.

The Braves’ staff has struck out 1,260 batters, and the team’s ERA is 4.42, which ranks 22nd in the Major League Baseball (MLB) league. The pitchers for the Braves have given up a total of 672 runs and 179 home runs, putting them in a tie for 20th place in the league. Their pitching staff has walked a total of 487 hitters, and their fielding independent pitching (FIP) for the season is 4.27. Atlanta has conceded 635 earned runs in addition to 1,209 hits, which comes to a total of 8.4 per nine innings. Their pitching staff currently has a WHIP of 1.31, and their strikeout to walk ratio is 2.59.

This season, the Braves have sent a total of 470 bullpen pitchers to the mound. So far this season, the relief pitchers have inherited a total of 200 base runners, 39.5% of whom have scored. They have been successful in securing 29 saves this year, but they have also failed to capitalize on 20 of the 49 opportunities they have had to convert saves. With 109 save situations, the relief pitchers for the Braves have achieved a save percentage of 59.2 percent. This season, the team’s relief pitchers have accumulated a total of 60 holds, placing them in 28th place in the league. The pitchers for the Atlanta Braves have been faced with scenarios in which runners have been on base 149 times, and they have also been in high leverage situations 156 times.

This season, the Braves have committed 52 errors and completed 1,237 assists, as well as 3,879 putouts. They now have a fielding percentage of.990, which is the second-highest percentage in professional baseball, and they have a total of 96 double plays. In the 11,637 innings that they have played on the field, the Braves have converted 69.9 percent of the balls that have been put into play into outs. This puts them in a tie for fifteenth place in the sport.

Strider, who has a career win-loss record of 37–23, has faced a total of 1,806 hitters in the majors. His FIP (Fielding Independent Pitching) is 3.76. He has conceded 153 walks in addition to 350 hits, which equates to 7.2 hits for every nine innings. His career WHIP is 1.153, and his ERA is 3.82, which is calculated by allowing 185 earned runs. Strider has pitched for a total of 436 innings during the course of his professional baseball career and has recorded a total of 609 strikeouts.

Atlanta Braves vs Washington Nationals Betting Prediction: Washington

Next we have the Atlanta Braves vs Washington Nationals Betting Prediction for Washington:

The total number of home runs that Washington has amassed this season is 140, while the total number of runs batted in is 603. They have drawn 240 doubles, struck out 410 times, and accumulated 626 runs. So far this season, the Washington Nationals have maintained an on-base percentage (OBP) of.308 in addition to a batting average of.245. The Nationals have a team slugging percentage of .390, and they are averaging 4.29 runs per game, which is the 21st-highest total in the league. They have been given the strike call a total of 1,183 times, which puts them in the 23rd place in baseball, and they have accumulated a total of 1,197 base hits.

For the season, the Nationals have maintained a team WHIP of 1.433 and a team FIP of 4.71. Their K/BB ratio is 7.80, which is calculated by dividing the number of strikeouts (1,114) by the number of walks (505). They are ranked 29th in the league in terms of the number of hits conceded by a staff, which is 1,328. They are giving up an MLB-worst 190 home runs, and they are allowing 5.61 runs per nine innings (29th in Major League Baseball). While maintaining an earned run average of 5.30 this season, which is equivalent to conceding 753 earned runs, the Washington pitching staff has given up a total of 798 runs.

Out of the 245 inherited runners that Washington relievers have faced, 39.2% of the inherited runners have scored. In high-pressure circumstances, their relief pitchers have taken the mound on 111 different occasions, and they have also entered the game 144 times with runners on base. The Nationals had a total of 66 holds and 16 blown saves in addition to 114 save situations. So far this season, they have sent 519 relievers into the field, and they have a save rate of 66.0 percent, which places them eighth in the Major League Baseball (MLB) rankings. Out of the 47 times that Washington has summoned relief pitchers to the mound in order to preserve a lead, they have successfully secured 31 victories.

The Nationals have a defensive efficiency of 68.3 percent, which is the lowest in professional baseball and ranks 28th out of all teams, during the course of 11,514 innings played on the diamond. With a fielding percentage of .984—which is the lowest in all of professional baseball—the Washington Nationals have turned 115 double plays. The Nationals have accumulated a total of 3,838 putouts, 1,244 assists, and 82 errors thus far this season.

In his career, Parker has conceded 319 hits while striking out 233 batters in a total of 304 innings on the mound. He has conceded a total of 169 earned runs, a fielding independent pitching (FIP) score of 4.9, and a walk and hits per inning pitched (WHIP) ratio of 1.375. He has faced a total of 1,324 hitters throughout the course of his career in Major League Baseball, and his strikeout-to-walk ratio is 2.35. Parker has a 5.00 earned run average and a 15-to-25 career win-loss record, and he allows 9.4 hits for every nine innings.

 

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