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Atlanta Braves @ Miami Marlins - June 20, 2025

June 20, 2025, 9:13am EDT

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Miami Marlins

+1.5

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+1.5

-143

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Atlanta Braves

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-152

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9

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9

-102

Tonight’s matchup between the Braves and Marlins promises to be an exciting one, and as a seasoned bettor, I can’t help but feel that we’re headed for a thrilling contest. The Braves are set to take on the Marlins, and if you ask me, Atlanta is looking like the team to watch tonight.

Let’s break it down. The Braves have been putting up some solid numbers this season. They average about 4.2 runs per game with just over 8 hits and 4 RBIs, which showcases their ability to generate offense when it counts. Their batting average might not blow anyone away at around 0.239, but they have a slightly better on-base percentage than Miami with their slugging percentage hovering just above 68%.

The Marlins come into this game averaging approximately 4.1 runs per game with an average of about 8.6 hits. While they’ve got slightly better offensive stats in terms of hitting, their lower run production could be attributed to leaving men on base—an all-too-familiar story in baseball.

Now let’s look at pitching: For Miami, Janson Junk has had a mixed bag of performances so far this season with a record of 1-0 and an ERA sitting around 5.1; clearly not ideal for facing off against a formidable lineup like Atlanta’s. He does manage to rack up strikeouts at roughly 7.8 per contest, but those earned runs could come back to haunt him.

On the other side of the mound, Didier Fuentes for the Braves has yet to earn his first win (0-0), but his ERA is much more respectable at about 3.8 along with an impressive strikeout rate nearing 9.1—definitely something that should give Atlanta fans confidence tonight.

Given these factors, my gut tells me that the Braves will capitalize on any mistakes made by Junk while Fuentes holds his own against Miami’s hitters—so expect them to score early and often.

And here’s where my superstitions kick in: I always believe in sticking to rituals before placing my bets—whether it’s wearing my lucky cap or drinking from my favorite mug while watching the game unfold live on TV—that little bit of extra mojo can sometimes sway the betting gods in your favor!

As for the total runs scored tonight? I’m leaning heavily towards taking the “over.” With both teams capable of putting up runs and considering their starting pitchers’ tendencies—this one feels ripe for fireworks under the lights.

In summary, I foresee a solid victory for the Braves against Miami—a projected final score somewhere within reach of double digits overall when we factor in both offenses hitting above average tonight as well as potential bullpens being put through their paces late in the game.

So saddle up! This one should deliver excitement and hopefully some returns down at your local sportsbook!

Miami Marlins vs Atlanta Braves
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Wager TypeMiami MarlinsAtlanta Braves
Spread+1.5 (-143) -1.5 (+116)
Moneyline+117-152
TotalUnder 9 (-125)Over 9 (-102)
Team DataMiami MarlinsAtlanta Braves
Runs4.114.16
Hits8.638.30
Runs Batted In3.964.00
Batting Average0.2470.239
On-Base Slugging68.60%68.78%
Walks2.993.42
Strikeouts7.829.14
Earned Run Average5.113.82
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