Where To Watch, Probable Starters for Atlanta Braves-Miami Marlins Series

The Atlanta Braves finish their road trip with a series against the Miami Marlins. Here is where you can catch the games and who the probable starters are for each matchup.

The Atlanta Braves take on the Miami Marlins this weekend. Here is where to watch and the probable pitching matchups for the weekend. Mandatory Credit: Dale Zanine-Imagn Images / Dale Zanine-Imagn Images

The Atlanta Braves finish their road trip with a three-game series against the Miami Marlins. Right here is your one-stop shop for finding out where to watch the games and who will be on the bump for the Braves.

Consider this your baseball TV guide for the weekend. 

Let’s dive in.

Where to watch each game along with the time of first pitch:

• Friday, Sept. 20: Bally Sports Southeast/Bally Sports Florida, 7:10 p.m. EDT
• Saturday, Sept. 21: Bally Sports Southeast/Bally Sports Florida, 4:10 p.m. EDT
• Sunday, Sept. 22: Bally Sports Southeast/Bally Sports Florida/MLB Network, 1:40 p.m. EDT

Not much to keep track of during the week. There will be a night game and two afternoon games this weekend.

If you’re out of market, you can also watch on MLB TV. Sunday’s game will also be on MLB Network for those out of the market. Those in market will get a different game due to the local RSN TV rights. 

Probable starting pitchers:

• Friday, Sept. 20: Charlie Morton (8-8, 4.10 ERA) vs Valente Bellozo (2-4, 3.70 ERA)
• Saturday, Sept. 21: Max Fried (9-10, 3.49 ERA) vs Adam Oller (1-4, 5.40) 
• Sunday, Sept. 22: Grant Homes (2-1, 3.84) vs Darren McCaughan (0-0, 7.64)

Morton has been one of the Braves' most reliable starters as of late. In his last seven starts, Morton has a 2.68 ERA with 49 strikeouts in 40 1/3 innings pitched. He’s only allowed more than two earned runs once in that span--he allowed three. 

Bellozo is a rookie pitcher for the Marlins. He’s looked much more comfortable in the majors since the calendar rolled over to September. He has a 2.16 ERA in three starts this month. 

Enjoy Max Fried while you can. With the season winding down, this could be one of his last starts in a Braves uniform as he will be a free agent this winter. Since his return from the injured list, he hasn’t exactly been earning a bigger contract. He has a 4.35 ERA in nine starts. 

Adam Oller joined the Marlins rotation in mid-August. It’s been rocky to say the least for him. He has a 5.40 ERA in six starts. In his last three starts, he has a 1.89 WHIP and batters are hitting .300 against him. 

Grant Holmes continues to fill in for Reynaldo Lopez, who is on the 15-Day IL with shoulder inflammation. He might pitched too deep into the game since he was in the bullpen for an extended period of time before making his last start. He only completed four innings before turning to the bullpen.