Aaron Nola had a rocky start to the season against Atlanta. He allowed six runs in his first start and since then he’s allowed a combined five runs in 11.1 innings. Spencer Schwellenbach has pitched well against the Phillies thus far, three runs in 12.2 innings. Atlanta is hitting .248 with a .742 OPS over their last seven days as compared to the Phillies hitting .223 with a .718 OPS. When the total is eight, or less, six of the last eight games between these two have gone under.

Aaron Nola has a 6.32 ERA with an opponent batting average of .343 against the Atlanta Braves this season. Nola has thrown at least 100 pitches in his last three starts. The Braves third and fourth batters went a combined 0-for-8 on Saturday. Spencer Schwellenbach’s xERA is 3.04 and has held this Braves’ roster to a .190 batting average, .214 slug, and .424 OPS.

Aaron Nola has a 6.32 ERA with an opponent batting average of .343 against the Atlanta Braves this season. Nola has thrown at least 100 pitches in his last three starts. Despite going 0-for-4 on Saturday, Matt Olson has surpassed the 1.5 Total bases in eight of his last ten games. When playing at Citizens Bank Park this season, Olson has a batting average of .308 and a slugging percentage of .808, with seven of his eight knocks being extra-base hits.