San Francisco Giants vs Atlanta Braves Prediction: Braves should enjoy a sweep this time

On the final day of their three-game series, the Atlanta Braves and the San Francisco Giants will square off against one another at Oracle Park to play a Major League Baseball game. Is there anything that the Giants can take away from this series after losing the first two matches?

After suffering yet another disheartening defeat at the hands of the Atlanta Braves on Sunday, the San Francisco Giants will be gunning for a victory in the final game of the series. The defeat brought the San Francisco Giants' overall record to 66-63 for the season. They are currently 13.5 games behind in the race for the National League West and 1.5 games behind in the battle for the National League Wild Card. J.D. Davis and Michael Conforto each have 15 home runs for the Giants this season. Wilmer Flores leads the team with 19 home runs, while J.D. Davis has posted 99 hits and a team-high 58 RBIs. Michael Conforto is tied for second with 15 home runs. This season, Conforto has 55 runs batted in, while LaMonte Wade Jr. has a batting average of.256 and an on-base percentage of.377. The San Francisco Giants' Thairo Estrada is now in the lead with 100 hits for the season. Tristan Beck, who has a record of 3-2 with a 3.34 earned run average and 57 strikeouts so far this season, will get the start here.

Following their 7-4 victory against the San Francisco Giants on Sunday, the Atlanta Braves will try their best to complete another series sweep by taking all three games in the series. The victory improved the Atlanta Braves' overall record to 84-44 for the season, giving them a 13.5-game lead atop the National League East standings. Ronald Acuna Jr. leads the Braves with 169 hits, a batting average of.335, and 58 stolen bases, which puts him in first place in Major League Baseball for that metric. Acuna Jr. also has 28 home runs and 74 RBIs so far this season, but Matt Olson is leading the Atlanta Braves in both categories with 43 home runs and 112 RBIs. In addition to Austin Riley, the other four Braves batters who have hit at least 20 home runs this season are Eddie Rosario, Ozzie Albies, Sean Murphy, and Marcell Ozuna. Austin Riley has contributed 30 home runs to the Braves' total thus far. This will be Jared Shuster's first start of the season for the Atlanta Braves. He currently has a 4-2 record, a 5.00 ERA, and 25 strikeouts.

The Atlanta Braves are currently within my field of view. Even if the San Francisco Giants have performed far better against left-handed pitchers this month compared to right-handed pitchers, this does not change the reality that the Giants have been struggling regardless of who their opponent is. The Atlanta Braves have been dominating play, and it appears that the San Francisco Giants will have to rely on their bullpen in this game. The Giants' bullpen was once one of their greatest assets, but in recent weeks they have struggled to maintain their dominance. In the end, I believe that the Braves have the upper hand in this situation, so I will be betting on the Atlanta Braves to come out on top.