Jacob Misiorowski's MLB-leading ERA and WHIP make Milwaukee Brewers the pick against Atlanta Braves

As we get closer and closer to the baseball postseason, we will see some alterations in rotations.

Teams will know who is important to start in which games, and teams will also adjust to get their rotation set up for the postseason.

Today has some great pitching matchups on the slate, but none is better than the one we get as the Braves take on the Brewers.

The Atlanta Braves have been one of the best teams in baseball this season.

Last year was a bit of a disaster when the Braves finished in the bottom portion of their division.

This was mostly due to injury, and this year has seen a lot more health from the club.

It also helps that their hitters are having strong seasons once again.

Matt Olson has 36 homers, but only 77 RBIs, so it probably would help for them to get on in front of him a bit more.

If there is one area the team has struggled, it is probably on the road.

They are still over .500 with a 33 - 30 record for the year, but compared to their home performance, this is a bit underwhelming.

The team gets their ace throwing today as Chris Sale takes the hill.

Sale is 12-8 for the season with a 2.16 ERA and a 1.02 WHIP.

He also has 160 strikeouts for the year.

If you're looking to see how well he is doing compared to the rest of the league, he is ninth in wins, second in ERA, 11th in strikeouts, and seventh in WHIP.