The Boston Red Sox continue their road trip when they take on the Atlanta Braves as they look to make up some ground on the first-place Baltimore Orioles in the American League East ahead of this Tuesday evening matchup at Truist Park. It is time to continue our MLB odds series with a Red Sox-Braves prediction, pick, and how-to-watch.

Boston (19-16) travels to Truist Park to face the red-hot Atlanta Braves. The Braves boast a potent offense and a lockdown bullpen, while the Red Sox look to bounce back after a recent slump. Pitching will be key in this matchup. This promises to be a battle as the first pitch flies Tuesday night!

Braves (20-12) fans, Truist Park gets electric on Tuesday night as Atlanta welcomes the Boston Red Sox! The Braves, riding high on a winning streak, look to extend their dominance with their explosive offense and lights-out bullpen. The Red Sox, hungry to turn things around, counter with a dangerous lineup but face a tough pitching matchup. This clash promises fireworks, pitching versus power. Buckle up for a battle under the Atlanta lights!

Here are the MLB Odds, courtesy of FanDuel. 

MLB Odds: Red Sox-Braves Odds

Boston Red Sox: +1.5 (-154)

Moneyline: +140

Atlanta Braves: -1.5 (+128)

Moneyline: -166

Over: 9 runs (-115)

Under: 9 runs (-105)

How to Watch Red Sox vs. Braves

Time: 7:20 PM ET/4:20 PM PT

TV: Bally Sports South, NESN, MLB Extra Innings

Stream: fuboTV (Click for free trial)

Why The Red Sox Will Cover The Spread/Win

Tuesday night's interleague matchup between the Boston Red Sox and Atlanta Braves at Truist Park is an intriguing battle. While the Braves boast a potent offense and a strong home record, the Red Sox have a secret weapon on the mound in Kutter Crawford, and that could be the difference.

Crawford has been a revelation for Boston this season. The 28-year-right-hander boasts a deceiving delivery and pinpoint control that's left opposing hitters frustrated. His arsenal features a lively fastball that cuts into righties and a devastating curveball that keeps lefties off balance. He's currently sporting a 2-1 record with a stellar 1.56 ERA, showcasing his ability to consistently eat innings.

On the other side, Reynaldo Lopez, the Braves' starter, has been effective this season but lacks the same level of dominance. While he's got a record of 2-1, it suggests that he doesn't get a ton of run support in his five games of the season. The Red Sox' lineup, while inconsistent at times, has shown the ability to capitalize on mistakes from opposing pitchers. Look for veterans like Rafael Devers and Rob Refsnyder to put pressure on Lopez early.

The Red Sox shouldn't be fazed by the Braves' home-field advantage. They've shown a scrappiness on the road this season, and their pitching staff has been surprisingly reliable. If their bats can come alive early against Lopez and Crawford can continue his impressive stretch, then an upset victory could be brewing in Atlanta.

This matchup hinges on pitching, and with Crawford's recent dominance, the Red Sox hold a slight edge. If they can weather the early storm from the Braves' crowd and provide Crawford with some run support, then Boston has a real shot at stealing a win on Tuesday night.

Why The Braves Will Cover The Spread/Win

The Atlanta Braves return home on Tuesday night, riding a hot streak, to take on the Boston Red Sox in a battle between interleague foes. While the Red Sox boast a solid starter in Kutter Crawford, the Braves have the home-field advantage and a pitcher in Reynaldo Lopez who could exploit some weaknesses in the Boston lineup.

Truist Park has been a fortress for Atlanta this season, and the Braves faithful will be electric against a visiting team. This energy boost can be a significant factor, especially for a pitcher like Lopez. He thrives off a lively crowd and has shown flashes of brilliance this season, sporting a 2-1 record with a remarkable 1.50 ERA. His repertoire features a hard-sinking fastball that can overpower lefties and a deceptive changeup that keeps righties guessing.

On the other hand, Crawford, despite his impressive 2-1 record and a stingy 1.56 ERA, remains somewhat unproven. The Red Sox offense, though streaky, possesses veterans who can punish mistakes from young pitchers. If Crawford struggles with his command early, the Braves' potent lineup, featuring Ronald Acuña Jr. and Marcel Ozuna, could erupt.

The Braves' bullpen, boasting a lockdown closer in Raisel Iglesias, will be well-rested and ready to shut the door late in the game. This experience edge could prove crucial against a Boston team that sometimes struggles to manufacture runs late in contests.

While Crawford has been impressive, the combination of a hungry Braves lineup, a raucous home crowd, and a crafty veteran pitcher in Lopez positions Atlanta for victory on Tuesday night. Look for the Braves to extend their winning streak and maintain their dominance at Truist Park.

Final Red Sox-Braves Prediction & Pick

This should be an exciting matchup between two teams full of young talent. The Atlanta Braves boast one of the more potent lineups in the majors and is going to give up-and-coming hurler Ketter Crawford a ton of problems, especially in hitter-friendly Truist Park. It's up to Reynaldo Lopez to limit the damage on his side and if he can do so expect the Braves to pounce on Crawford and get a much-needed home victory to cut into the Phillies lead atop of the NL East.

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Final Red Sox-Braves Prediction & Pick: Atlanta Braves (-166), Over 9 runs (-115)