FanDuel. Hunter Brown has cleared this line in 18 of 28 starts, with 190 strikeouts in 167.2 innings. He’ll face a Braves lineup that’s been league average on the strikeout front against righties since the All-Star Break, but have also been mired in a slump. The Braves .513 team OPS and 45 wRC+ against righties over the last two weeks are the worst in baseball by a wide margin. I’m counting on Brown to have no issues with this lineup tonight.

Since the beginning of August, nobody in MLB has pitched better than Houston's Hunter Brown, who has a 1.44 ERA across his past seven starts. That the Astros haven't won all of those speaks to some of their recent issues at the plate, but perhaps those got partly rectified in last night's 11-3 romp at Truist Field to keep Houston from falling back in the AL West race. Meanwhile, Bryce Elder has pitched decently for the Braves lately, bur remember that across July and August he sported an ERA of 5.88, and Atlanta's disappointing season will mercifully conclude in two weeks. Play Astros on Run Line