Los Angeles Dodgers won4vs.Atlanta Braves1

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Los Angeles owns the series lead and stronger season record.

The Dodgers have won two of the series’ first three games, posted the better regular-season record and just held Atlanta to one run. Ronald Acuña Jr.’s knee limitation and slow postseason further weaken the Braves’ offense, while unavailable starters narrow Atlanta’s pitching options. Atlanta’s strong home record and success against Los Angeles this season provide its clearest route to victory, but the balance favors the Dodgers. Conflicting probable-pitcher listings leave the game’s most important matchup unresolved.

Points to Dodgers

Atlanta’s offense enters Game 4 after another weak performance against Dodgers pitching.
On October 6, Atlanta produced five hits and no home runs in a 3-1 loss to Los Angeles.
Los Angeles showed greater strength across the full regular season.
The Dodgers finished the 2026 regular season 100-62, compared with Atlanta’s 94-68 record.
Ronald Acuña Jr. is limited physically and has contributed little at the plate this postseason.
On October 6, Acuña’s sore right knee restricted him to designated-hitter duty after he opened Atlanta’s postseason with three hits in 18 at-bats.

Points to Braves

Atlanta has consistently performed well at Truist Park.
The Braves went 54-30 at home during the 2026 regular season.
Atlanta has repeatedly beaten Los Angeles this season despite the Dodgers’ stronger overall record.
By October 3, the Braves had won five of six regular-season meetings and outscored the Dodgers 26-15.

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