[Jul 25, 2026 (Sat)] MLB Analysis Braves vs Orioles Preview - BeaverStats

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Braves vs Orioles (07.25 08:05, Oriole Park at Camden Yards)

Starters: Braves Grant Holmes / Orioles Trevor Rogers

The Braves sit third in the NL at a strong .590, well clear of the ninth-place Orioles at .490, and the recent form backs that up - Atlanta has won two straight while Baltimore has dropped its last game. There's no season series between the two yet, so there's nothing to draw on there.

Today's starters are Trevor Rogers for Baltimore and Grant Holmes for Atlanta. Rogers' velocity has crept up gradually from 93.1 to 93.9 mph, while Holmes has consistently thrown harder in the 94-96 mph range. Holmes holds the better season ERA at 3.70 versus Rogers' 4.28, but the last-five-start FIP tells a different story - Rogers comes in at 2.62, a big step up from his season number, while Holmes sits at 4.03, roughly in line with his usual form. That's a clear sign Rogers has turned a corner recently.

Neither starter has faced today's opponent before, so there's nothing to lean on there, and both lineups are still running off their last game's card rather than a confirmed one for today, so some changes are possible before first pitch.

At the plate, Atlanta has been remarkably consistent, .260 for the season and .260 over the last five games, while Baltimore has actually cooled further, from .230 down to .215.

The bullpen picture favors Baltimore. The Orioles pen has barely been used lately - just 7.0 innings - and has been sharp with a 1.19 ERA, while Atlanta's relievers have logged a heavier 12.2 innings with a shakier 4.47 ERA.

Put it together and Atlanta clearly has the better overall record and hotter bats, but with Rogers trending up and Baltimore's bullpen fresh and effective, the home side has enough on the mound to make this a real contest.