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Landen Roupp’s 4.26 xFIP and .333 BABIP signal looming regression. The red-hot Braves lineup has scored 31 runs across the last five games. Meanwhile, Atlanta SP Davis Daniel lacks overpowering stuff but has impressed over a handful of innings with a 1.80 ERA, and the Giants’ 22% K rate against righties plays to his strengths.


Pitch count projection sits around 85, but that may be conservative. He threw 100+ pitches in back-to-back starts before the All-Star break, showing he can handle a full workload. He's also striking out more than a batter per inning on the road — a key edge in hitter-friendly conditions where swing-and-miss stuff plays up. Atlanta remains a top-5 team in strikeout rate over the last 30 days, making this a strong matchup. Six innings and 5+ Ks is a realistic baseline, with upside for more if the leash is longer than projected.


Davis Daniel threw just 73 pitches in his MLB starting debut, and with Atlanta’s bullpen fully rested (only one arm used recently), expect a quick hook if he runs into trouble. However, he can be good if does go long. He’s been sharp in Triple-A (55 hits allowed in 72 IP) and has given up just 2 hits over 5 innings in his first two MLB appearances. That said, the Braves seem intent on managing his workload. With hot weather potentially factoring in, the realistic ceiling is around 4–5 innings. There’s value in Unders on outs recorded and on pitcher props tied to deeper innings — even if he pitches well, volume could be capped.









