St. Louis Cardinals vs Atlanta Braves Prediction & Picks (Erick Fedde Key Factor): Full MLB Breakdown & Bets

The 'Over 7.5' bet for the Total Runs market in the St. Louis Cardinals vs Atlanta Braves game is a solid choice due to the recent offensive performance of both teams. The Cardinals and Braves have averaged 4.2 and 5.2 runs respectively in their last five games, summing up to an average of 9.4 total runs, which is higher than the line set at 7.5. Additionally, both teams have been hitting well with the Cardinals averaging 6.8 hits and the Braves averaging 8.4 hits in their last five games. Furthermore, the Braves have shown considerable power, averaging 1.6 home runs per game, which could contribute to a higher score. Despite the Cardinals' better recent home record, they have allowed an average of 4.4 runs, which combined with the Braves' offensive stats, supports the 'Over 7.5' bet.

St. Louis Cardinals vs Atlanta Braves : St. Louis Cardinals -1.5 (+136)

The St. Louis Cardinals have a favorable betting outlook based on their recent performance against the Atlanta Braves, with a 4-1 record in their last 5 matchups. Despite their overall recent record, the Cardinals have been stronger at home, managing a 3-2 record. Importantly, they have been effective at limiting runs at home, with an average of only 1.4 runs allowed in their last 5 home games, compared to the Braves' 3.2 runs allowed average in their last 5 away games. Although the Braves have a higher overall run average, the Cardinals' strong defensive performance at home can potentially neutralize this. Hence, based on the Cardinals' home advantage and defensive strength, a bet on 'St. Louis Cardinals -1.5' for the Run Line market is a solid choice.

St. Louis Cardinals vs Atlanta Braves : Over 6.5 Total Runs (-385)

The bet on 'Over 6.5' for the Total Runs in the St. Louis Cardinals vs Atlanta Braves game is driven by the teams' recent scoring and defensive records. The Cardinals' last five games have seen an average of 4.2 runs scored, while the Braves have averaged 5.2 runs in the same period. This combined average of 9.4 runs is significantly higher than the line of 6.5. Moreover, both teams have shown strong batting performances, with the Cardinals averaging 6.8 hits and the Braves 8.4 hits over their last five games. The Braves have also demonstrated a strong home run record, averaging 1.6 home runs per game. On the defensive side, both teams have allowed over 3 runs on average in their last five games. This combination of high scoring and defensive vulnerability supports the bet on 'Over 6.5' total runs.

Erick Fedde (STL) Over 3.5 Hits Allowed (-526)

Erick Fedde's recent performance data suggests that the Over 3.5 Hits Allowed bet is a good choice. Over his last five games, Fedde has averaged 3.6 hits allowed per game overall, and this number rises to 4.6 when he's playing at home. This trend is even more pronounced when he's up against the Braves, with an average of 6.7 hits allowed. Additionally, his innings pitched (IP) and outs averages are lower against the Braves and at home, indicating he's having difficulty shutting down the opposition. His current hit streaks, both overall and at home, further suggest a propensity for allowing hits. All these statistics point towards Fedde likely allowing over 3.5 hits in the upcoming game.

Victor Scott II (STL) Under 0.5 Stolen Bases (-667)

The bet on Victor Scott II for Under 0.5 in the Batter Stolen Bases market is a sound choice based on his recent performance data. His last five games show an average of only 0.2 stolen bases, both overall and at home. This suggests that Scott is not frequently stealing bases, making it statistically unlikely for him to steal a base in the upcoming game. Furthermore, when playing against the Atlanta Braves, his stolen base average is only 0.5. This reinforces the prediction that he is not likely to steal a base in the upcoming game. His current hit streak, both overall and at home, is just 1 game, indicating a lack of consistent offensive performance. Given these factors, it's statistically reasonable to bet on the Under 0.5 outcome for Victor Scott II's stolen bases in the upcoming game.