Rockies vs. Braves Prediction and Odds for Wednesday, August 31 (Keep Trusting Kyle Wright)

Another day, another favorable matchup for the Atlanta Braves at home against the Colorado Rockies. 

Colorado’s road struggles this season are well-documented, and things won’t get much better with Ryan Feltner (2-5, 5.87 ERA) on the mound against Kyle Wright (16-5, 2.99 ERA). 

Wright has been money for the Braves this season, and whenever you get this Atlanta lineup against a poor pitching team, runs are going to come pretty easily. 

The Braves are making a run for the NL East division, and a win on Wednesday will be huge. Here are the odds from WynnBET: 

The Braves are 18-6 in Wright’s 24 starts this season, so this should be a runaway victory for Atlanta, especially given Feltner’s recent struggles.  

Feltner has a 6.29 ERA this month, allowing 27 hits in 24.1 innings while the Rockies have gone just 2-3 in his five August starts. 

I don’t mind a play on the Braves’ team total, but I also like them on the run line in this game. The Rockies simply can’t win games on the road, entering this series with a 19-42 record away from Coors Field. 

Atlanta has covered the run line in five of Wright’s last six starts, and he’s been shutting teams down outside of a six-run blowup against the New York Mets. 

Find Peter Dewey’s full betting record here.