Both offenses have been doing well in the previous seven days as the Cubs are seventh with a .749 OPS with 5.5 runs per game while the Braves are 10th with a .719 OPS in that span while scoring 3.4 runs per game. These offenses are clicking right now and the pitching has struggled a bit as Atlanta has not pitched well at home this season as they are pitching to a 4.55 ERA in 11 home games. Chicago isn't doing too hot away from Wrigley Field as their pitching staff is pitching to a 4.58 ERA as a team in seven road games. The over has hit in five of the previous seven games against one another so go with the OVER to hit.
Kyle Wright has looked very dominant to begin the season on the mound and that should be the difference as the old adage is that you are only as good as the next day's starting pitcher. Chicago has been hitting decently well and getting on base but the big issue seems to be on the basepaths as they have been caught stealing four times, which is tied for fifth in baseball. The lineup for Atlanta should be able to provide enough runs support as Wright should keep the ball in the ballpark, which is primarily Chicago's offense thus far. The Braves have won seven of their previous eight home games against the Cubs so go with the Atlanta Braves to win here.