The Atlanta Braves' offense has had a tough season, though recent games show they've improved to sixteenth in runs scored. This performance has stressed their bullpen, and today's matchup against Trevor Williams, who has an inflated ERA of 5.88 but a more encouraging expected ERA of 3.89, could provide a chance for offensive redemption. Players like Marcell Ozuna and Ozzie Albies have had success against Williams, while Austin Riley struggles. The lineup is adjusted, with Drake Baldwin moving to second in the order, reflecting the Braves' shift toward utilizing in-form players to improve outcomes.
The Braves offense ranked sixteenth in runs this past week, a small improvement as they continue to struggle this season, putting pressure on the bullpen.
Facing Trevor Williams, who has underperformed with a 5.88 ERA but a better xERA of 3.89, gives the Braves an opportunity to boost their own offensive stats.
Austin Riley, struggling against Williams with a .111 average, has a chance to improve as the Braves shake up their lineup moving Drake Baldwin up to second.
Drake Baldwin hitting second marks a departure from norms, showcasing the Braves' strategy of leveraging current performance in their batting order adjustments.
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