Braves Fans Are Going to Love Their Projected 2021 Win Total

The 2020 MLB season was a bittersweet one for the Atlanta Braves. They were able to make the NLCS for the first time since 2001 and take the Los Angeles Dodgers to a deciding Game 7, but fell by a score of 4-3. They head into the 2021 season with high expectations and fans are going to be excited about the team's projected win total.

Braves fans can look forward to what is expected to be another great season from their hometown team as they currently have the fourth-highest projected win total set at 91.5, according to MLB odds posted on FanDuel Sportsbook.

Atlanta Braves Projected Win Total

The Braves continued to be bolstered by a strong offensive lineup from top to bottom headlined by reigning National League MVP Freddie Freeman. The veteran first baseman is looking to repeat his numbers in 2020 as he posted an impressive .462 OBP and drove in 53 runs in 60 games played.

Atlanta also made a few vital offseason signings such as bringing back outfielder Marcell Ozuna. They also brought in some new faces like starting pitcher Charlie Morton. Morton joins a solid starting rotation for the Braves and has accumulated a 47-18 record over the last three seasons.

The odds only favor three teams to rack up more wins than the Braves this season and those include the Los Angeles Dodgers (103.5), New York Yankees (95.5) and San Diego Padres (94.5). The sky is the limit for the proven Braves team and fans should buckle up for what is likely to be an exhilarating 2021 season.

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