Atlanta Braves at Miami Marlins

I’m backing Miami because Edward Cabrera’s 3.52 ERA tells me he keeps this game on script. His 1.22 WHIP and .236 opponent average limit traffic, which blunts an Atlanta order that leans on disciplined hitters more than sheer slug. Spencer Strider’s 5.24 ERA says he’s been leaking runs, and Agustín Ramírez’s 18 homers give Miami the one-swing punishment when he falls behind. I respect that Strider still misses bats with 102 strikeouts in 89.1 innings, but that .267 opponent average suggests enough contact for Miami to scratch the handful they need behind Cabrera—have the guts to ride with me.