Atlanta Braves - Pittsburgh Pirates: MLB match betting tip and bets

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On September 27, the Atlanta Braves lost at home to the Pittsburgh Pirates, getting 9:3. The picture was familiar and not the most pleasant: when it was necessary to hit, no one wanted to hit. Nine players entered the base and stood there as if in a queue at the store. Yes, Matt Olson and Michael Harris II hit solo home runs, but their partners didn't think to support them. 

Starting pitcher Joey Wentz lasted four innings, conceding four runs, after which Atlanta finally lost its rhythm. A short ten-game winning streak gave way to a slide to 75-85 and fifth place in the National League East. The only source of joy was Ronald Acuña Jr., who hit the ball three times, but he is not a warrior alone in the field.

Interesting facts for betting

Atlanta is averaging 6.8 runs per game.

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The Pittsburgh Pirates were much more fun. Spencer Horwitz turned the meeting into a personal show, hitting three times accurately, twice sending the ball out of bounds and scoring four RBIs. Tommy Pham decided to keep up and also added a two-run home run. As a result, the Pirates scored 14 points and showed that they can attack without skewing. Mitch Keller started confidently, bullpen did not disappoint. The Pirates' balance became 70-90, before the playoffs they were like Mars, but it was the Braves who spoiled the mood. Horwitz, in fact, personally organized an unpleasant evening for Atlanta.

Interesting facts for betting

Pittsburgh has an average of 3.7 runs per game.