Johan Camargo starts in third place, Ozzie Albies in second place while Marlins series continues

Here are the alignments and relevant data (tiny sample) from Statcast for tonight's second game between Braves and Marlins.

The big news for the Braves, of course, is that Johan Camargo starts his first start of the year at third base. In Camargo's only other start this year, he was huge and made a huge setback: what does destiny reserve for the 25-year-old Panamanian fate tonight? The absence of Josh Donaldson in the formation creates a gap in the two holes of the formation, which are filled by Ozzie Albies tonight. Albies enters the running with the second highest player, xwOBA, against the right-handed pitchers among the regulars, behind his best friend, the man who cleans up for the brave tonight. (Tyler Flowers is technically leading the team with a .562 xwOBA versus right-handed, but that's courtesy of just nine PAs.) Although it's probably too early for even xwOBA to say a lot, this move will give Albies at least a chance to see if he can keep it for (maybe) an extra plaque appearance in the game.

For the Marlins, the composition remains unchanged from last night. This is the first time (in the absence of late replacements or exchanges) that the Marlins are using a range of products that they have already deployed once. Even in order of striking, this is the first time the Marlins will use the same eight players as before. Hopefully the results will be the same as they were last night, their alignment being closed again by Braves' arms.

Neither Alcantara nor Wright have faced any member of the opposing formation so far, so (no?) Fortunately, there is no way for me to provide statistics of stupidity on a small sample of nonsense here.