Matt Olson’s 24th homer and a 172 wRC+ fuel Atlanta’s Sunday run, part of a rising wave that has the Braves 6-1 in their last seven Sunday games. Fraley lands on the IL with an oblique issue as Luke Williams is recalled to bolster the bench, while J.R. Ritchie shines in Gwinnett and Sandy León belatedly homers for a feel-good moment.

Across MLB, Cal Raleigh ties Mickey Mantle’s single-season mark for switch-hitters (54) and breaks the catcher-HR record (43), underscoring the era’s power-swing trends. Pete Alonso provides Mets offense, Nolan Arenado returns for the Cardinals, Jose Quintana heads for calf MRI evaluation, and Trey Yesavage gets the call for a Jays debut. A snapshot of late-season power, depth, and prospect pressure shaping fantasy rosters.

Milwaukee rides a six-game cushion in the NL Central into a three-game set with Pittsburgh, aiming for a second double-digit win streak this season. The Brewers knocked off the Mets in walk-off fashion to stretch their run to nine straight wins and have gone 24-4 since a July stumble, with Jose Quintana taking the ball to keep the surge rolling in the series opener. Andrew Heaney counters for Pittsburgh, a matchup that will shape early-season fantasy lineups and betting angles alike.

Strikeout markets are deeming Quintana at 4.5 and Heaney at 3.5, with SportsLine projecting Heaney Over 3.5 Ks as a 4-star play and Quintana Under 4.5 as a 3-star lean. The preview also points to other juicy props on the board (Elvis Peguero Over 1.5, Logan Webb Over 5.5) and ties in a broader narrative on bullpen leverage and the latest momentum for Brewers hitters and Pirates arms.

In fantasy terms, Milwaukee’s offensive surge and Quintana’s track record against Pittsburgh matter most, while Pittsburgh’s rotation depth and the undercurrents of multi-start schedules could swing daily fantasy value and DFS bets. The night’s card underscores how a single series can tilt both standings and fantasy rosters as the playoff push accelerates.

The Milwaukee Brewers continue their impressive run, achieving their fastest 70-win season in franchise history, hitting the milestone in just 114 games. This surpasses previous records set by teams in 2021, 2011, and 1982. Their latest victory against the Atlanta Braves saw a close finish, with a score of 5-4, marking their second consecutive sweep and third series win in a row.

With this hot streak, the Brewers are extending their lead in the NL Central, currently outpacing the Chicago Cubs. Notably, they became the first team ever to score over 50 runs in a flawless road trip, demonstrating both offensive power and defensive discipline.

Key contributors include Andrew Vaughn, who extended his hitting streak to 12 games, and Blake Perkins, who delivered a strong performance with three hits and two RBIs. Starting pitcher José Quintana turned in a solid showing with three runs allowed over six innings, leading the team effectively. As they prepare to face the New York Mets, the Brewers aim to maintain their momentum.

The Los Angeles Dodgers, currently 56-37, find themselves on a five-game losing streak as they prepare to face the Milwaukee Brewers (52-40) for the third game of their series. Tyler Glasnow is set to return from injury to start for the Dodgers against Brewers pitcher Jose Quintana. Glasnow has performed well in previous outings this season, allowing two or fewer earned runs in 80% of his starts. Meanwhile, the Brewers have been thriving at home, winning four of their last five games against National League opponents.

In the previous match, the Brewers won 3-1, with Jacob Misiorowski striking out 12 batters to extend the Dodgers' struggles. The Dodgers are favored to win this matchup with a moneyline of -159, while the Brewers sit at +134. Odds suggest a total of 8 runs for this game as experts weigh in with predictions based on player performances and recent trends.