Atlanta stretched its win streak to 10 by riding Michael Harris II’s two homers and Ronald Acuña Jr.’s sixth-inning go-ahead shot, backed by Hurston Waldrep six innings of one-run ball. Raisel Iglesias nailed down the save as the Braves toppled Washington 3-2, completing a four-game set sweep. Ha-Seong Kim kept his timely-hitting streak alive, while Nasim Núñez added baserunning pressure to manufacture a key run. Washington’s offense fought back with CJ Abrams’ RBI single and James Wood’s eighth-inning homer, but fell short. Waldrep’s rookie dominance remains a bright fantasy note as Atlanta’s surge continues.

Despite the win streak, Atlanta has been eliminated from playoff contention. The Dodgers-like late-season push underscores the Braves’ depth and positional competition, with Harris II delivering mammoth power, Acuña delivering clutch moments, and Waldrep strengthening his case as a high-end rookie starter. Washington, though, showed flashes of life with Abrams and Wood powering a late rally, but the gap in the standings remains wide.

11-game Tuesday slate favors a balanced build as premium arms are scarce. Braves stand out as a key stack with Acuña fueling a hot lineup. Astros-Athletics posts the night's highest total, while Giants-Cards and Cubs-Mets offer tighter ceilings. Rain risk in New York and Chicago looms, but teams will push games due to meaningful late-season stakes.

Top arms: Waldrep (ATL) at 9,300; Webb (SF) 9,800; Horton (CHC) 8,900; Miller (SEA) 7,500. Bargains include Cal Raleigh and Josh Naylor; sleepers Drake Baldwin and Ha-Seong Kim add upside. Stacks lean Braves, Cubs, and Padres with XB balance, while weather and park factors shape cash vs. GPP play.