Both teams are swinging hot bats. Cincinnati is averaging 7.1 runs in its last eight games, while Atlanta is averaging 6.5 runs in its last six games.

This matchup should produce double-digit runs, too.

It's a hot muggy night in Atlanta with high humidity. Those conditions favor the hitters. There is a chance of rain, which could turn this into a bullpen game. That would make it ugly as neither team has a strong bullpen especially the Braves minus injured closer Arodys Vizcaino. 

Matt Harvey goes for Cincinnati. The Mets were right to give up on Harvey, who has a 5.66 ERA on the season and is 3-7 with a 5.27 ERA in 13 career starts against the Braves.

Atlanta starter Annibal Sanchez is due for regression. That regression started to come in his last start where he surrendered four runs on five hits and four walks in five innings against Toronto.