Braves vs Mets MLB Player Prop Picks (Jun 25)

The Atlanta Braves (37–41) visit the struggling New York Mets (46–34) for the finale of their four-game set. The Mets have lost nine of their last ten games, while the Braves aim to extend their dominance—Atlanta has now won five straight against New York. The total is set near 9.5 runs in a duel featuring rookie Didier Fuentes and converted reliever Clay Holmes.

• Fuentes makes his second MLB start after allowing four runs in five innings in his debut; Holmes brings a solid 3.04 ERA over 15 starts.
• Braves rookie Spencer Schwellenbach blanked the Mets for seven innings in Game 2 and owns a career 3–0 record with a 2.06 ERA against them.
• Braves have won all five games this season vs. Mets and control the divisional series. Mets remain hobbled by injuries to key starters like Senga and Megill.

Atlanta Braves Player Prop Pick: Didier Fuentes

Atlanta enters with momentum and effective pitching. Schwellenbach held the Mets in check with a seven-inning shutout, and the rotation displays strong K/BB metrics. Offensively, only a few hitters—Acuña Jr., Olson, Murphy—have shown consistency, but timely production complements pitching depth.

• Fuentes struggled in his debut, yielding four runs in five innings for a 7.20 ERA.
• Mets’ lineup features several high-impact bats capable of exploiting rookie mistakes.
• With rotation injuries behind them, Atlanta will attack Fuentes early and aggressively.

New York Mets Player Prop Pick: Clay Holmes

The Mets have collapsed, losing nine of ten and struggling in clutch situations, especially with runners in scoring position. Injuries to Senga and Megill have disrupted their rotation. Holmes is the lone steady arm, but bullpen stress is mounting.

• Holmes has allowed more than three earned runs only twice in 15 starts, including a 3.04 ERA.
• Braves’ scoring is limited and tends toward situational power rather than volume.
• His control and consistency create a high-confidence floor for this under.