Braves Continue Offensive Surge; Tigers Show Rotation Depth
Atlanta's four-homer night extends their +106 run differential lead in the NL East, while Detroit's W2 streak masks a deeper problem: their rotation is carrying a 5-7/3-8/4-6 record across their top three starters despite solid underlying metrics (Skubal 2.83 ERA, Mize 2.79 ERA, Melton 1.95 ERA). Kansas City's extra-inning loss drops them to 43-61 with a league-worst -97 run differential—their pitching staff (Lugo 4.36 ERA, Cameron 5.28 ERA) continues bleeding runs in close games.
