Braves (44-60) @ Royals (52-54)

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Braves (44-60) @ Royals (52-54)
(July 28-30, 2025)

DATE | Time | TVBraves Expected PitcherRoyals Expected Pitcher
Mon, Jul 28 6:40 p.m. CDT (FanDuel)Spencer Strider (4 – 8, 3.72 ERA, RHP)Rich Hill (0 – 1, ~1.80 ERA, LHP)
Tue, Jul 29 6:40 p.m. CDT (FanDuel)TBDSeth Lugo (7 – 5, 2.95 ERA, RHP)
Wed, Jul 30 1:10 p.m. CDT (FanDuel)TBDJoey Wentz (2 – 2, 5.76 ERA, LHP)
Team Performance

  • Royals
    • 6–4 in their last 10 games; won 1 in a row
    • Overall record stands at 52–54, holding 3rd place in the AL Central. 8.5 games back of Tigres; 4.0 games back in wildcard
    • 26-27 at home
  • Braves:
    • 2–8 in their last 10 games, lost last 5 in a row
    • 17 games back; 12 games back of wildcard
    • In last 10, offense batting just .228, a pitching ERA of approximately 6.83, and being outscored by 26 runs during that span
    • 18-34 away
Series Context
  • Spencer Strider is 4–8 with a 3.72 ERA and 89 strikeouts, facing veteran Rich Hill, whose lone appearance yielded a solid 1.80 ERA over 5 innings in his Royals debut at age 45
  • Game Two likely features a bullpen-heavy approach for Atlanta as they navigate injuries and limited rotation depth. Kansas City counters with Seth Lugo, who has been steady with a 7–5 record and a 2.95 ERA through approximately 99 strikeouts in 2025
  • Game Three currently lists Joey Wentz projected for Kansas City. Atlanta's starter hasn't been named yet, reflecting open rotational decisions or bullpen strategy late in the series
LET'S GO BRAVES!


 
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Got no pitching left. Everybody is on the IL.

This team hopefully stays out of the cellar, but with no pitching they may fall behind Washington
 

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