
The Dodgers and Braves are both performing well this season, with Atlanta leading MLB in runs scored and home runs. They are set to face off in a weekend series at Dodger Stadium, reviving their recent playoff rivalry.
As of now, the Dodgers have a record of 23-14, while the Braves lead with a record of 26-12.
Both teams have been strong in recent years, with the Dodgers winning the World Series in the last two years and the Braves winning in 2021.
The matchups include Emmet Sheehan vs. Chris Sale on Friday, Roki Sasaki vs. Spencer Strider on Saturday, and Justin Wrobleski vs. Bryce Elder on Sunday.
The Braves are leading MLB in runs scored at 5.61 per game and have hit 55 home runs, while the Dodgers are close behind in several offensive categories.


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| Statistic | Dodgers | Braves |
| Record | 23-14 (5th) | 26-12 (1st) |
| Run differential | +77 (2nd) | +79 (1st) |
| Runs scored/game | 5.30 (4th) | 5.61 (1st) |
| Runs allowed/game | 3.22 (1st) | 3.53 (3rd) |
| Home runs | 50 (3rd) | 55 (2nd) |
| Batting average | .273 (1st) | .270 (2nd) |
| On-base percentage | .352 (1st) | .335 (6th) |
| wRC+ | 124 (1st) | 120 (t-3rd) |
| Innings/start | 5.73 (2nd) | 5.37 (6th) |
| Strikeout-minus-walk rate | 16.8% (1st) | 14.3% (12th) |