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The Atlanta Braves demolished the New York Mets 14–3 on July 4 at Truist Park, a dominant performance that far exceeded the Vegas total of 8.5 runs. Atlanta's offense was the driving force, combining 13 hits with five home runs and 14 RBIs while striking out just five times, posting a .723 OPS despite a modest .247 batting average. The Braves' pitching staff was equally effective, striking out 10 Mets hitters while allowing just 10 hits and three earned runs for a 3.46 ERA. New York managed only 10 hits and two home runs with a .673 OPS, and the Mets' pitching was shelled for 13 hits and 14 earned runs with a bloated 4.25 ERA. Atlanta's power display—five home runs in a single game—highlighted a significant offensive advantage that overwhelmed the visitors' struggling rotation. The lopsided victory underscores the Braves' current momentum and raises questions about the Mets' pitching depth heading into the second half of the season.