Braves history flashes with a mix of all-time pitching, blazing speed, and era-defining power. Warren Spahn’s 1960 no-hitter with 15 Ks anchors a pitching peak, while Otis Nixon’s 1991 NL-leading 72 stolen bases collided with a 60-day suspension that altered that season’s playoff odds. Lance Johnson’s 1996 NL 20+ triples, Eddie Perez’s 1997 grand slam spree, and a quirky 2007 trio of Joneses show lineup quirks shaping franchise lore. MLB milestones—DiMaggio’s 300th HR, Bonds’ walk cadence, and Thome’s 500th HR—round this arc, offering fantasy projections and historical context for discerning rosters.

Three MLB prop bets headline Monday’s slate: Rodón to log 17.5+ outs on the road against Minnesota, a signal of continued durability for the Yankees. Suarez’s upside on the mound is clear, with a strong recent K-rate and a daunting assignment against the Dodgers. Bradish’s return from TJ surgery has him atop Baltimore’s rotation with a high strikeout ceiling against Chicago’s swing-and-mis pitchers.

The trio blends workload, opponent quality, and strikeout upside: Rodón leans on length, Suarez relies on swing-and-miss and workload, and Bradish leverages a mid-rotation K-tilt to a favorable matchup.sharp edges, strong tendencies, and park factors shape the best bets for tonight’s action.

Edge-focused fantasy players should weigh innings, Ks, and outs probabilities across lines and park effects, using Rodón for length, Suarez for KO potential, and Bradish for a high-K night against a high-strikeout opponent environment.

New York could not complete a sweep as Will Warren opened with six runs in the first inning, stalling the offense’s rally against Chicago’s bullpen. They still took three of four from contenders, and now shift to Minnesota for a pivotal road trip. The Twins series kicks off a final stretch that will influence postseason positioning, with questions about Warren’s postseason role and late-inning options for the bullpen looming large.

The focus shifts to Target Field as fantasy managers parse bullpen usage and lineups for a strong closing run. Watch Garrett Crochet and Aroldis Chapman for late-inning leverage, and gauge how Warren’s early-season control trades off with the Yankees’ need for depth and stability in October.

Guardians 3, White Sox 2. Cleveland survives a tense finish on Brayan Rocchio’s game-ending defense after Bo Naylor bets the seventh with a solo shot to take the lead. Chicago’s bats labored most of the night, rallying late but falling short as Gómez navigated five innings and the Sox’ mix of Cecconi and Eisert were edged by timely Guardians plays. Next up: Baltimore visits for a pivotal series that could reshape the wild-card race.