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The Atlanta Braves defeated the New York Mets 3–1 on June 13 at Citi Field in a low-scoring affair that fell well short of the Vegas total of 8.5. Atlanta's offense proved decisive despite modest overall production, with two home runs and three RBIs driving the difference in a matchup where both teams struck out 10 times. The Braves' pitching was notably more efficient, allowing just six hits and one earned run with a 3.23 ERA, while the Mets managed only six hits and posted a .660 OPS—well below their season standards. New York's inability to generate runs was compounded by a .228 batting average and just one RBI on the night, leaving them unable to capitalize on their own solid pitching effort. The Braves' two-homer output proved sufficient to overcome Atlanta's own strikeout issues, showcasing the importance of timely power in low-scoring contests. This victory extends Atlanta's momentum heading into the next rotation cycle.