The Atlanta Braves look to gain the upper hand in their best-of-five National League Division Series when they host the Milwaukee Brewers for Game 3 on Monday afternoon. First pitch from Truist Field is scheduled for 1:07 p.m. ET. Atlanta is the -111 favorite (risk $111 to win $100) on the money line in the latest Braves vs. Brewers odds from Caesars Sportsbook, while the over-under for total runs scored is eight.

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The model knows the Braves have received strong performances from their starting pitchers thus far in the series, as Charlie Morton allowed two runs with nine strikeouts over six innings in the opener while Max Fried worked six scoreless frames while also fanning nine batters in Game 2. Atlanta's bullpen has been stellar, scattering five hits without giving up a run over five innings. Meanwhile, Austin Riley has gone 3-for-8 with a solo home run after leading the Braves during the regular season in batting average (.303), homers (33) and RBIs (107).

The model also knows the Brewers' pitching staff has been effective as well, with starters Corbin Burnes limiting Atlanta to two hits with six strikeouts over six innings in the series opener and Brandon Woodruff producing a quality start (six innings, three runs allowed, seven strikeouts) in Game 2. Five relievers have combined to allow one run and four hits while registering five strikeouts over six frames in the first two contests. Rowdy Tellez has accounted for all of Milwaukee's runs in the series with a two-run homer in Game 1, while Willy Adames has recorded a hit in each of the first two contests.

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