Braves open 4-game series against the Mets
Grant Holmes and Christian Scott are the probable starters as Atlanta looks to extend its division lead over New York in the opener.
- On Friday, July 3, 2026, the Atlanta Braves host the New York Mets at Truist Park to begin a four-game series, with RHP Christian Scott facing RHP Grant Holmes.
- The first-place Braves hold a 50-35 record leading the National League East, while the 36-51 Mets trail as Atlanta's division lead has shrunk due to the Philadelphia Phillies.
- Both clubs enter the series struggling, each holding a 2-8 record over their last 10 games, with numerous players including Spencer Strider on the 60-Day IL.
- The Mets will skip their fifth rotation spot following a day off, while Atlanta looks for increased depth from Holmes after his inconsistent June starts.
- With the 2026 season effectively put to rest, the Mets are all but certain to sell off pieces at the trading deadline.
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