Chicago White Sox vs Atlanta Braves Prediction 6-27-24 Picks

The Atlanta Braves and the Chicago White Sox meet Thursday in MLB action from Guaranteed Rate Field. Here’s a Chicago White Sox vs Atlanta Braves prediction. This will be a one-off matchup before the teams’ respective weekend series. We will look at this from a betting perspective and determine the best bets for the game.

Atlanta Braves Betting Preview

The Braves are fresh off a series versus the St. Louis Cardinals this week. Atlanta lost a tough one 4-3 in the opener. In game one of Wednesday’s doubleheader, the Braves powered out a 6-2 victory. In the nightcap Atlanta took a 4-1 loss.

For the starter role Thursday the Braves are going with Chris Sale. Over his 14 starts this year Sale is 10-2 with a 2.91 ERA. In his career Sale is 130-82 with a 3.09 ERA in 357 games (277 starts).

Chicago White Sox Betting Preview

Over on the White Sox’ side, they played the Los Angeles Dodgers in their last set. Chicago took losses in the first two games 3-0 and 4-3. In the finale Wednesday, the Sox took a 4-0 loss. Starter Erick Fedde finished with 6.0 innings and four earned runs.

It’ll be Drew Thorpe in the starting pitcher role for the Sox on Thursday. This year Thorpe is 1-1 with a 5.02 ERA and nine Ks in 14.1 innings over the first three starts of his career. The White Sox will take on the Rockies and Guardians after this series.

Braves vs White Sox Pick Injury Notes

Braves SS Orlando Arcia (head) was out of the lineup Wednesday.

White Sox SP Mike Clevinger (elbow) posted 4.2 innings in a rehab start Sunday.

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Chicago White Sox vs Atlanta Braves Prediction

I’ll take a stab on the White Sox as a value play here. Probably not touching it with Sale on the mound for the Braves, though. As for Thorpe, he’s had an adventurous June. It started out with one earned in 5.0 innings versus Seattle, then dipped down to seven earned in 3.1 frames versus the Diamondbacks. Thorpe bounced back in his last start though, posting a win with 6.0 clean frames against the Tigers.

On Wednesday the White Sox really only had the one bad inning on the mound. That said, Chicago couldn’t do anything on offense with just four team hits and no walks. It’s going to be even tougher against Sale on Thursday.

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