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Atlanta Braves vs Miami Marlins Starting Lineups — September 27, 2026
Batting orders, positions, season stats, splits against the opposing starter's hand and batter-versus-pitcher history with sample size for both clubs.
3:10 PM ET · loanDepot parkFinal lineups locked · Sep 27, 1:10 PM ETStats updated Oct 29, 4:32 AM ET
Lineup strength vs today's starter
Weighted by batting-order spot. Season rates are regressed toward league average before they enter the model.
ATL.689
−15 ptsOPS edge
MIA
.704
Even matchuplimited data
Power
Season HR
108vs69
Discipline
Adj. OBP
.305vs.305
Top of order
Slots 1–4
.721vs.758
Bottom of order
Slots 7–9
.659vs.632
ATL wins 4 of 9 batting-order slots · MIA wins 5
ATLSlotMIA
Mauricio Dubón.714
1.812Griffin Conine
Ozzie Albies.691
2.785Javier Sanoja
Matt Olson.813
3.739Heriberto Hernández
Austin Riley.666
4.694Agustín Ramírez
Mike Yastrzemski.701
5.669Graham Pauley
Sean Murphy.623
6.705Esteury Ruiz
Ha-Seong Kim.504
7.614Deyvison De Los Santos
Brewer Hicklen.743
8.657Jared Serna
DaShawn Keirsey Jr..734
9.625Brian Navarreto
4 of 9 Atlanta Braves hitters have the platoon advantage vs Janson Junk (2 of 9 for Miami Marlins)
Atlanta Braves
- Balanced lineup, no standout strength or weakness
- Bottom third drops off sharply
Miami Marlins
- Balanced lineup, no standout strength or weakness
- Bottom third drops off sharply
- Handedness works against them today
- Limited power in this configuration