Atlanta Braves vs New York Mets Prediction: Do not overwrite the possibility of any side winning

Tuesday's Major League Baseball action at Truist Park features a matchup between the New York Mets and the Atlanta Braves. The New York Mets just finished a weekend series against the St. Louis Cardinals that consisted of four games. The New York Mets were victorious in the first three games of the series, but they were defeated by a four-run margin in the fourth game on Sunday. The San Francisco Giants faced off against the Atlanta Braves over the weekend, and the Atlanta Braves came out on top in both of those games. The Atlanta Braves were defeated in game three by a score of two runs to one.

On Friday, the Atlanta Braves were successful in defeating the San Francisco Giants by a score of 4-0, and in the following game, they prevailed by a score of 6-5. Eddie Rosario, who plays for the Atlanta Braves, had a home run, four hits, two runs, and three RBI in that game. The Atlanta Braves were unable to complete the season sweep after suffering a 4-3 loss on Sunday. However, Orlando Arcia hit a home run that drove in two runs. Before the start of the first game of this series, the Atlanta Braves had won each of their previous eight night games against opponents from the National League East after suffering a defeat. The run line for the last seven games played at home by the Atlanta Braves against the New York Mets has been covered each and every time. The 'Inning 1 OVER 0.5 runs' market has paid out in each of the Atlanta Braves' most recent three games against opponents from the National League. After five innings, the Braves have been in the lead in each of their last six home games against teams from the National League that came into the game with a losing record.

The St. Louis Cardinals were no match for the New York Mets, as they were defeated by the Mets 4-2, 7-1, and 13-2 in the opening three games of the series. Daniel Vogelbach of the New York Mets hit a home run and drove in four runs during their decisive victory on Saturday. In the series finale on Sunday, however, the New York Mets fell by a score of 7-3 after being outhit 15-7. Pete Alonso hit a home run all by himself. Additionally, Francisco Alvarez and Jonathan Arauz each contributed one run batted in for the team on their own. David Peterson will get the ball for the Mets in Tuesday's game as the team's starting pitcher. Over the course of 20 games (14 starts), Peterson has a record of 3-7 with a 5.45 ERA and 79 strikeouts in 72.2 innings pitched. Peterson has pitched well over his last seven games, winning one and losing none while posting a 2.25 earned run average. Before today's game, the New York Mets had lost each of the previous seven games they had played at Trusit Park. Additionally, in their last 13 games as underdogs following a loss on the road, the Mets have failed to cover the run line in every single one of those games.

Even though they are huge underdogs, I'm going to put my money on the New York Mets to come out on top. Peterson hasn't pitched more than 3.2 innings in each of his three most recent appearances, but overall, he's doing very well as a pitcher. During this time period, Peterson has pitched a total of 10.1 innings, allowing three earned runs, eight hits, and eleven walks. Peterson will put up a handful of nice innings here if all goes according to plan, but the walk rate needs to be reduced to some degree. Carlos Carrasco, who started the game for the New York Mets, and Trevor Gott, who came out of the bullpen, both had less than stellar performances on Sunday. It wasn't an awful offensive performance, but nobody had more than one hit. Having said that, I think the New York Mets will get back on track and turn in a strong performance in the first game of the series. I also think they will cover the run line as a safe wager, despite the expected low point total.