Cabrera comes off a rough outing and has allowed multiple runs in recent frames, including a heavy stretch against St. Louis. He faces Acuña and the Braves, a lineup that has punished mistakes. Cabrera’s consistency at home is a factor; his recent results raise the ceiling for Acuña’s TB, but Cabrera can still limit damage with improved sequencing.

Edward Cabrera has posted a 4.18 ERA this month, presenting a test for Braves hitters while Strider's presence looms on the other side. Cabrera's performance carries meaningful fantasy implications when facing a deep Braves lineup and contributes to the Marlins' daily betting narrative.

Cabrera takes the ball for Miami as they host Atlanta, shaping a key pitching matchup in the series. His presence reinforces the Marlins’ young pitcher depth and rest-of-season potential.

Cabrera carries a 3.34 ERA and solid peripherals this season, presenting a reliable arm for Miami. Against a Cardinals lineup with recent offensive struggles, Cabrera’s ability to strand runners and work through counts will be pivotal in determining the game flow and Miami’s chance to cover the run line.

Cabrera was rocked by Cleveland, allowing five runs in 5.1 innings. He’s a high-upside, high-variance arm, capable of striking out a lot but prone to giving up hard contact when his mechanics drift. His next assignment at Fenway is a critical test for his confidence and Miami’s rotation depth.