Thursday, September 24, 2026

A total of 68 points were scored during the Week 18 finale between these two AFC South foes last season. Five of the last seven meetings between these two division rivals have produced at least 43 points.

Merrill Kelly and Mason Adams both carry ERAs around 5.00 with WHIPs of 1.47 and 1.65, creating enormous traffic potential at hitter-friendly Coors Field. Colorado's bullpen adds a 4.84 ERA and 1.47 WHIP to enhance the situation. With some books heavily juicing Over 11 while +110 remains available elsewhere, attack the market discrepancy and take the Over.

While the Braves have already secured their playoff positioning, they're not taking their foot off the gas just yet. Chris Sale will look to close out the regular season with a win as Atlanta looks to keep their offense red hot. While this is not a game the Braves need to win, but with the postseason approaching, they'll want to keep their bats sharp and their offense in tip-top shape heading into October.

Given the familiarity between the batters and starting pitchers, I think we could see some runs put on the board. Both of these teams rank inside the top 10 in runs scored per game.

Both teams are battling for home-field advantage in the postseason, so both teams will use everything they have to win tonight. Logan Henderson hasn't given up more than 3 runs all season, and Aaron Nola has registered 5 quality starts in his last 6 outings. It is also a cool night with the wind blowing in. Scoring should be difficult tonight.

With two rookies taking the mound this evening in the doubleheader, I'm expecting there to be plenty of runs. Trey Gibson didn't pitch well in his last start, and CJ Van Eyk will be making his first start of the season. With the Blue Jays averaging 4.3 runs per game over their last 10, and the Orioles averaging 3.6, I'm expecting both rookies to struggle and for both teams to generate plenty of offense to push this game over.

Las Vegas enters at 2-0 behind one of the league's better defensive starts, while New Orleans has made timely stops despite a less impressive overall defensive ranking. Although these 2 offenses generated plenty of headlines in Weeks 1-2, I foresee a defensive battle and maybe even a turnover or 2.

It could be said that nobody saw the Saints coming this season, and they surprised a lot of us. However, I believe the same can and should be said about the Raiders. The difference is, only one of them comes with a field goal's worth of points.

Given the familiarity between the batters and starting pitchers, I think we could see some runs put on the board. Both of these teams rank inside the top 10 in runs scored per game.

Both teams are battling for home-field advantage in the postseason, so both teams will use everything they have to win tonight. Logan Henderson hasn't given up more than 3 runs all season, and Aaron Nola has registered 5 quality starts in his last 6 outings. It is also a cool night with the wind blowing in. Scoring should be difficult tonight.

With two rookies taking the mound this evening in the doubleheader, I'm expecting there to be plenty of runs. Trey Gibson didn't pitch well in his last start, and CJ Van Eyk will be making his first start of the season. With the Blue Jays averaging 4.3 runs per game over their last 10, and the Orioles averaging 3.6, I'm expecting both rookies to struggle and for both teams to generate plenty of offense to push this game over.