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Braves host Dodgers at Truist Park with H2H edge in hand

Atlanta welcome Los Angeles having won six of the last eight meetings between these clubs.

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Atlanta and Los Angeles close out this series at Truist Park on October 7 with a clear pattern already written across their recent meetings: these two have traded results all October, splitting the last three games after the Dodgers took the latest one 3-1 in Atlanta.

Head to head

That head-to-head record is the anchor of this matchup — the Braves have dominated the season series, yet the Dodgers arrive in better recent form. Atlanta sit at L-W-L over their last three, while Los Angeles counter with W-L-W, having won the most recent meeting.

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  • The Braves' 6-2 edge in the last eight meetings against a Dodgers side that just beat them 3-1.
  • Shohei Ohtani, fresh off a 30-homer, 81-RBI season, against an Atlanta staff that has kept him in check all year.
  • Justin Wrobleski, 12-5 this season, headlining a Dodgers pitching group facing a Braves lineup led by Albies' 22 homers.

The bats tell their own story. Shohei Ohtani leads all hitters here with 30 home runs and 81 RBI this season, while Atlanta's Ozzie Albies has 22 homers and Kyle Tucker adds 17. On the mound, Justin Wrobleski's 12-5 record stands out among the arms in this series.

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