Braves vs Marlins Prediction, Odds & Player Prop Bets Today – MLB, Oct. 4
Braves vs Marlins Prediction, Odds & Player Prop Bets Today – MLB, Oct. 4

The Atlanta Braves (-160) visit loanDepot park to take on the Miami Marlins (+135) on Tuesday, October 4, 2022. First pitch is scheduled for 6:40pm EDT in Miami.

The Braves are betting favorites in this MLB matchup, with the run line sitting at -1.5 (+105).

The Braves vs Marlins Over/Under is 8 total runs for the game.

So far this season, the Braves are 100-60 against the spread (ATS), while the Marlins are 79-81 ATS.

Braves vs. Marlins Odds, Run Line, Over/Under & Moneyline

Braves vs Marlins Prediction for Today’s Game

Based on recent trends the model predicts the Braves will win Tuesday‘s matchup with 58.8% confidence.

This prediction factors in starting pitchers, recent team and player hitting performances, the last 5 games for both the Braves and Marlins and up-to-date player injuries.


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Best Braves Player Prop Bets Today

We’ve highlighted some favorite MLB player prop bets for Braves players for Tuesday‘s game, looking at profitable historical betting trends:

  • Michael Harris II has hit the Hits Over in 78 of his last 109 games (+23.45 Units / 12% ROI)
  • Michael Harris II has hit the Runs Over in 19 of his last 27 away games (+18.15 Units / 66% ROI)
  • Austin Riley has hit the Hits Under in 17 of his last 23 away games (+16.55 Units / 46% ROI)
  • Dansby Swanson has hit the Singles Over in 83 of his last 147 games (+15.65 Units / 9% ROI)
  • Austin Riley has hit the Total Bases Under in 20 of his last 24 away games (+15.00 Units / 45% ROI)
  • Best Marlins Player Prop Best Bets Today

    And here are some favorite MLB player prop bets for Marlins players for Tuesday‘s game, looking at profitable historical betting trends:

  • Sandy Alcantara has hit the Earned Runs Under in 22 of his last 30 games (+13.75 Units / 34% ROI)
  • Sandy Alcantara has hit the Pitching Outs Over in 18 of his last 23 games (+11.05 Units / 35% ROI)
  • Bryan De La Cruz has hit the Total Bases Over in 15 of his last 20 games (+9.55 Units / 31% ROI)
  • Bryan De La Cruz has hit the Hits Over in 16 of his last 20 games (+9.40 Units / 26% ROI)
  • Jon Berti has hit the Total Bases Under in 12 of his last 15 games (+9.10 Units / 38% ROI)
  • Marlins vs Braves Home Run Prop Bets Today

    Over Under
    Avisail Garcia 0.5 +500 0.5 -1100
    Bryan De La Cruz 0.5 +450 0.5 -1000
    JJ Bleday 0.5 +500 0.5 -1100
    Jesus Sanchez 0.5 +475 0.5 -1100
    Joey Wendle 0.5 +875 0.5 -5000

    Marlins vs Braves Total Hits Prop Bets Today

    Over Under
    Avisail Garcia 0.5 -225 0.5 +150
    Bryan De La Cruz 1.5 +195 1.5 -300
    JJ Bleday 0.5 -115 0.5 -120
    Jesus Sanchez 0.5 -165 0.5 +120
    Joey Wendle 0.5 -275 0.5 +180

    Marlins vs Braves RBI Prop Bets Today

    Over Under
    Avisail Garcia 0.5 +185 0.5 -275
    Bryan De La Cruz 0.5 +130 0.5 -190
    JJ Bleday 0.5 +220 0.5 -350
    Jesus Sanchez 0.5 +180 0.5 -275
    Joey Wendle 0.5 +200 0.5 -300

    Marlins vs Braves Strikeout Prop Bets Today

    Over Under
    Braxton Garrett 4.5 -110 4.5 -125
    Jake Odorizzi 3.5 +115 3.5 -160

  • The Atlanta Braves have hit the 1st Five Innings (F5) Team Total Over in 7 of their last 9 games (+5.00 Units / 46% ROI)
  • The Miami Marlins have hit the 1st Five Innings (F5) Team Total Over in 10 of their last 17 games (+2.85 Units / 15% ROI)
  • Braves Against the Spread (ATS) Record

    Against the spread this MLB season, the Braves have gone 83-77 against the Run Line (-2.65 Units / -1.31% ROI).

    • 100-60 when betting on the Moneyline for +12.85 Units / 4.71% ROI
    • 79-73 when betting on the total runs Over for -1.6 Units / -0.9% ROI
    • 73-79 when betting on the total runs Under for -13.65 Units / -7.8% ROI

    Marlins Against the Spread (ATS) Record

    Against the spread this MLB season, the Braves have gone 79-81 against the Run Line (-13.3 Units / -6.29% ROI).

    • 68-92 when betting on the Moneyline for -26.55 Units / -14.01% ROI
    • 69-82 when betting on the total runs Over for -21.05 Units / -11.88% ROI
    • 82-69 when betting on the total runs Under for +6.45 Units / 3.67% ROI

    Opponents have a line drive rate of just 10% (9/92) against Jake Odorizzi on inside fastballs since the start of last season — lowest in MLB among starting pitchers with at least 160 total IP; League Avg: 22% — 100th Percentile.

    Opponents have a groundball rate of just 25% (49/198) against Jake Odorizzi in non-two strike counts this season — lowest in MLB among starting pitchers with at least 79 total IP; League Avg: 42% — 0 Percentile.

    Jake Odorizzi has thrown elevated pitches 51% of the time (223/436) on the first pitch of at-bats this season — 2nd highest in MLB among starting pitchers with at least 79 total IP; League Avg: 32% — 99th Percentile.

    Opponents have a groundball rate of just 21% (15/70) against Jake Odorizzi with runners in scoring position this season — lowest in MLB among starting pitchers with at least 79 total IP; League Avg: 44% — 0 Percentile.

    Braxton Garrett: Marlins Starting Pitcher Stats & Trends

    Opponents have a miss rate of 41% (103/250) against Braxton Garrett on sliders this season — 10th best in MLB among starting pitchers with at least 79 total IP; League Avg: 32% — 90th Percentile.

    56% of Braxton Garrett’s non-fastball strikeouts are located inside this season — 5th highest in MLB among starting pitchers with at least 79 total IP; League Avg: 30% — 97th Percentile.

    Opponents have a chase percentage of 35% (238/682) against Braxton Garrett this season — 6th highest in MLB among starting pitchers with at least 79 total IP; League Avg: 30% — 96th Percentile.

    Hitters have chased 124 of Braxton Garrett’s 268 breaking balls down out of the zone (chase rate of 46%) this season — 3rd highest in MLB among starting pitchers with at least 79 total IP; League Avg: 35% — 98th Percentile.

    Braves Keys to the Game vs. the Marlins

      
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